The Boston Celtics dominate the Chicago Bulls 134-99 in their third season game at TD Garden. Jayson Tatum sparks the start with 23 points, but Payton Pritchard erupts in the third quarter, finishing with a team‑high 28 points and seven threes. Boston’s starters—Jordan Walsh, Derrick White, Tatum, Paul George, and Mitchell Robinson—combine with bench firepower as Hugo Gonzalez adds 7 points in five minutes. The Bulls, led by Josh Giddey and Norman Powell, struggle to keep pace, despite early three‑point attempts. The 35‑point win marks Boston’s first home victory after an opening loss, highlighting improved chemistry and depth.
The Boston Sports Journal’s Mike Giardi joins for another live Monday night show, this time featuring fake Patriots trades two weeks before the NFL trade deadline. The guys also discuss what the Patriots likely found when they self-scouted on Monday, their leftover film notes from the Bears game and answer your mailbag questions. Later, they [...]
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BOSTON — The Celtics continued to use an 11-man rotation into their third game of the season and first back-to-back by starting Derrick White, Jordan Walsh, Jayson Tatum, Paul George and Mitchell Robinson in their win over the Bulls on Monday. Boston did not sit anyone ahead of their meeting with the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday [...]
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The White Sox announced that play‑by‑play broadcaster John Schriffen will not have his contract renewed for 2027, ending a turbulent three‑year stint that began in March 2024. The blog criticizes Schriffen’s on‑air performance, citing awkward moments, missed calls and a memorable “South Side! Stand down!” outburst during spring training. The decision follows a chaotic broadcast era that also saw veteran Jason Benetti leave for the Detroit Tigers and a series of losing seasons for Chicago. The author argues Schriffen’s tenure was the lowest point in White Sox broadcasting history, prompting speculation about who will replace him.
The New England Patriots haven’t exactly been happy with the play of AJ Brown. And they couldn’t handle the Bears in their most recent game. Furthermore, head coach Mike Vrabel got a $250,000 fine for his behavior toward officials, but he had no comment on it, according to a post on X by Ari Meirov. […]
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The White Sox announce the departure of broadcaster John Schriffen, who will not have his contract option exercised after a lackluster 2024 season marked by vocal slip‑ups, limited baseball knowledge, and even a stint calling a UFC bout instead of the team's first playoff‑clinching game in five years. The article critiques his performance, compares him unfavorably to predecessor Jason Benetti, and notes that the radio team of Len Kasper and Darrin Jackson remains unchanged.
Seven weeks into the 2026 NFL season the North dominates, with every team in both the NFC and AFC North holding winning records. The unbeaten Minnesota Vikings sit atop the pack at 6-0, the only perfect team after the Chiefs, 49ers and others fall. AFC North leader Cleveland (5-2) under new coach Todd Monken adds heat, while the NFC North’s Lions, Bears, Packers and Vikings all remain competitive. Minnesota now faces a tough stretch – a road game at Detroit, then home versus Buffalo and away trips to Green Bay and San Francisco – and will likely emerge around 8-2. Their surge hinges on Brian Flores’ defense compensating for an inconsistent offense.
The Bulls can’t make shots, but their relentless pace and volume are helping compensate for their horrifying percentages.
The post recaps the Brewers' dramatic Game Two win—an error and three unearned runs nearly cost Milwaukee home‑field advantage but sparked a rally that put them up 2‑0 in the World Series, setting the stage for a Tampa showdown. It then shifts to Cubs off‑season chatter: Scott Boras warns of a free‑agency frenzy, Sonny Gray emerges as a veteran rotation target, and the club considers stealing a Dodgers free agent to avoid a risky Ryan Rolison deal. Additional pieces evaluate Craig Counsell’s tenure, argue the 2026 Cubs had a solid season despite fan perception, and protest Fox Sports’ omission of the inaugural World Series Sausage Race in Milwaukee.
NFL observers seem to suggest the San Francisco 49ers need to pursue Maxx Crosby. And the Bears have been mentioned as a team that could use Khalil Mack. Both teams are targeting defensive line help at the trade deadline, including some surprises, according to a post on X by Jordan Schultz. “I think we’re headed […]
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The Chicago White Sox announce that lead TV play‑by‑play announcer John Schriffen’s contract will not be renewed after three seasons, prompting an immediate national search for a replacement. Schriffen, who took over from Jason Benetti before the 2024 season, faced criticism and modest booth rankings (30th in 2024, 27th in 2025, 21st in 2026) despite praise for his professionalism. The club’s EVP Brooks Boyer thanked Schriffen for his energy and style, while Schriffen continues to work for ESPN across multiple sports.
The New York Mets will add veteran Mariano Duncan to their major‑league coaching staff, working with position players, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post. Duncan, 63, brings 20+ years of coaching experience after a 13‑year MLB playing career with teams like the Dodgers and Yankees. Meanwhile, the Mets have ruled out Kevin Long and Cubs assistant hitting coach John Mallee for the vacant hitting role, leaving director of hitting Jeff Albert as the only remaining open spot. The moves signal a reshuffle of New York’s hitting staff ahead of the offseason.
The Sox Machine’s October 26 post outlines Chicago’s 2027 offseason outlook, noting a solid 2026 core but a need for pitching upgrades. Arbitration-eligible players include Miguel Vargas (tender), Brenton Doyle (tender), Joey Bart (non‑tender), Huascar Brazobán (tender), Jordan Leasure (non‑tender) and Chris Murphy (non‑tender), with Vargas, Doyle’s defense, and Brazobán highlighted as clear stays. The article also flags other upcoming free agents as the White Sox aim to stay competitive in the AL Central.
Bobby Manning welcomes Joel Lorenzi of The Athletic to Celtics Daily to discuss Jaylen Brown’s latest comments about Jayson Tatum, Jalen Williams suffering a significant leg injury in the Thunder’s win on Sunday and Boston hosting rookie Caleb Wilson and the Chicago Bulls for two games this week at TD Garden. 0:00-7:13 Tatum-Brown latest 7:13-14:52 [...]
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The Chicago Cubs have emerged as a potential trade destination for Guardians star Steven Kwan as Jed Hoyer faces major outfield decisions this offseason.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for an aggressive push at the November 10 trade deadline, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Poles has reportedly connected with multiple defensive prospects, including edge rushers Josh Sweat, Khalil Mack and DE DeForest Buckner. While the Los Angeles Chargers say Mack isn’t for sale, a potential 0‑7 loss could change their stance. The Bears sit 5‑2, second in the NFC North and fifth seed in the NFC, and history shows GM Ryan Poles isn’t shy about in‑season deals.
Dennis Rodman earned millions in the NBA. For a while, however, his daughter Trinity grew up living in a car. The U.S. women’s national team forward and Olympic gold medalist shared that story on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast in December 2024, and a clip from the interview went viral again this week. Trinity was […]
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Warriors star Draymond Green defends his earlier prediction that Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson’s floor is Kevin Garnett after Wilson’s 67 points in his first three games sparked Michael Jordan comparisons. Green, who called Wilson “potentially the best player in this draft” on his podcast, mocks critics for labeling him “dumb” when they now draw parallels to Jordan, who tallied 74 points in his first three games. Wilson’s debut (16 points vs. Raptors, 21 vs. Bucks, 30 with 14 rebounds vs. Wizards) ignited the debate, but Green stresses it’s too early to gauge Hall‑of‑Fame trajectories.
The White Sox reportedly were already exploring potential replacements.
The Blackhawks went 0-for-7 on the power play, and Lars Eller scored with 2:23 left after a bad line change as the Panthers beat Chicago 3-2 Sunday at the United Center.
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How to watch Bulls at Celtics at TD Garden on Monday, Oct. 26: 6:30 p.m. CT tip-off on CHSN and the CHSN app in Chicago, NBC Sports Boston and Peacock in Boston, and NBA League Pass elsewhere.
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Caleb Williams topped 300 yards again, Luther Burden broke out, and Cairo Santos made up for an earlier miss as the Bears held off the Patriots 30-24, but Cole Kmet’s injury and a shaky cornerback room loom over the win.
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On this special crossover episode between Patriots Daily and All 32 NFL Podcast, CLNS Media’s Taylor Kyles and BSJ’s Mike Giardi break down the Patriots’ week 7 loss on Thursday Night Football to the Chicago Bears 30-24. They look at the players who made a big impact in the game and break down whose stock [...]
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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was fined for his cleat choice, but he reportedly doesn't have to worry about footing the bill.
The Chicago Bears sit at 5-2 behind the undefeated Minnesota Vikings in the NFC North. A look at the Vikings, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks as the NFC's most fearsome teams.