Nuggets can feel better about letting Tim Hardaway Jr. walk
Tim Hardaway Jr. left the Denver Nuggets in free agency for more money in Miami.
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Raptors’ latest collapse vs. Nuggets is part of a much bigger third-quarter problem
The Raptors have not been great in the third quarter so far.
Rockies need more homers. Could Joc Pederson or Josh Bell be a solution?
The Rockies’ power problem persists despite catcher Hunter Goodman’s career‑high 41 homers in 2026, which tied for sixth in MLB and the NL’s third‑best total. Colorado still ranked 19th in team home runs, with the next‑best slugger, Mickey Moniak, at 23. The article argues Colorado should chase a prolific free‑agent DH this off‑season, citing the success of DHs like Kyle Schwarber (45 HR) and Jordan Alvarez (42 HR) in 2026, and noting the Rockies produced only 22 DH homers last year. Adding a dedicated power bat could finally revive the long‑lived “Blake Street Bombers” legacy.
3 Takeaways From the Avalanche’s 3-2 Loss to the Predators
It has been a weird season for the Colorado Avalanche. Time and again, they have been beaten in games they traditionally haven’t lost. An absolute whooping, 7-2 at the hands…
Last-minute fantasy football streaming options for NFL Week 9: Running Back
As Week 9 approaches, ClutchPoints highlights four RBs worth streaming on the waiver wire. Arizona's Tyler Allgeier exploded for 191 scrimmage yards and two TDs after injury‑boosted opportunities, while Denver's Jonah Coleman posted a game‑winning TD and a growing 24‑carry workload over the last two weeks. Giants' Devin Singletary snapped a 41‑yard, one‑TD effort on just five carries and could see more work if injuries persist, and Houston's Woody Marks logged 19 carries despite modest output, offering volume for deeper leagues. Allgeier and Coleman emerge as the top immediate picks, with Singletary and Marks as secondary options.
Deen’s Daily: Predators Beat Avs Again; Hellebuyck Nearly Blows It; Edvinsson Skating In Nashville
The Colorado Avalanche fall to the Nashville Predators in overtime on Nov. 5, 2026, earning just one point despite tighter defense. Connor Hellebuyck nearly botches the win against his former rivals, the St. Louis Blues, while Detroit defenseman Simon Edvinsson practices in Nashville while awaiting a trade, sparking speculation about a Predators destination. The daily roundup also notes the Devils' third‑period collapse, the Canadiens' OT victory over Utah, and other league updates.
Dylan Larkin reportedly takes hard stance on approved trade list to Red Wings
Detroit’s captain Dylan Larkin refuses to widen his trade wish list, insisting the Red Wings deal only with the ten teams he named. After the club suspended him without pay in late October, Larkin’s camp told management to work within his approved destinations, which include the Carolina Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars, Florida Panthers, Minnesota Wild, New Jersey Devils, Tampa Bay Lightning, Utah Mammoth, Vegas Golden Knights and Washington Capitals. The stalemate fuels speculation about his future after 12 years in Detroit, as the team navigates the dispute amid the regular season.
Last-minute fantasy football streaming options for NFL Week 9: Quarterback
For NFL Week 9 fantasy managers needing a quarterback streamer, ClutchPoints highlights four options. Jordan Love (GB vs. NE) follows a strong stretch with 30‑41, 288 yards, 3 TDs and just one interception, offering QB1 upside if he curbs turnovers. Bo Nix (DEN vs. CAR) posted 20‑32, 222 yards and 2 TDs without a pick in Week 8 and has four consecutive TD passes, making him a solid pick. Matthew Stafford (LAR vs. WAS) shows experience but limited yardage (157 yards, 1 TD) and faces the loss of Davante Adams, so he’s a deeper‑league fallback. Tyler Shough (NO vs. CLE) delivered 30‑38, 278 yards and high accuracy in Week 7 but lacks TD volume, fitting two‑QB or deeper formats. Love and Nix emerge as the top streaming candidates.
New Orleans Saints News: Another former Saint signs with the Broncos
The Saints’ rookie unit continues to struggle, prompting a push for new contributors as the team heads into Week 9 against the Browns. Meanwhile, former Saint defensive lineman has signed with Sean Payton’s Denver Broncos, adding depth for Denver while highlighting New Orleans’ free‑agent turnover. The article also notes Jordyn Tyson’s anticipated NFL debut and the D‑line coach’s frustration with underperforming tackles. Fans are invited to discuss who they hope will improve in the rookie class.
Andy Reid's refusal to run quarterback sneaks continues to haunt the Chiefs
The Chiefs' goal-line failure against the Broncos was another painful reminder of Andy Reid's stubborn refusal to use such an effective play.
Scaling the Rocks: The Rockies-Virginia Tech connection
The Colorado Rockies enjoy a strong Virginia Tech tie‑in as manager Warren Schaeffer and first baseman TJ Rumfield both hail from the school, with Schaeffer’s wife Callie also a former Hokies softball star. Meanwhile, All‑Star catcher Hunter Goodman, fresh off a career‑high 41 homers in 2026, lands a Silver Slugger finalist spot alongside Arizona’s Gabriel Moreno, with the award set for Nov. 17. Prospect Jack O’Dowd, son of former Rockies GM, shines in the Arizona Fall League after rapid promotions from Low‑A to Double‑A. The post also links to MLB-wide Silver Slugger nominees and ESPN’s playoff highlight picks.
The Daily: Red Wings Start November Cold; Edvinsson Sighted but not Signed
The Red Wings tumble to a 2-1 defeat against the Vegas Golden Knights on Nov. 5, dropping three of their last four games despite a strong performance from goalie Daniil Tarasov, who saved 32 of 34 shots. Coach Todd McLellan pins the loss on a late mistake in the net. Detroit's schedule turns hostile with a four‑game road stretch, including a high‑altitude showdown at Colorado on Nov. 18. Meanwhile, prospect Simon Edvinsson was seen in Red Wings gear in Nashville, hinting at a possible signing, and 6th‑round pick Luka Arkko flashes scoring touch with 7 goals in 14 OHL games. The article also links to other league updates.
Steelers Daily News & Links: Animation of Mason McCormick Slamming Jared Verse; Derrick Henry Breaks Jerome Bettis’ Record
Today's Steelers roundup covers a viral animation of left guard Mason McCormick slamming Jaguars' Jared Verse, and Baltimore’s Derrick Henry breaking into the NFL’s top‑seven rushers by passing Jerome Bettis and LaDainian Tomlinson after a 57‑yard effort in a 33‑10 loss to Jacksonville on Oct. 11. Former coach Bill Cowher recounts Tommy Maddox’s outrage over the 2004 Ben Roethlisberger draft, while the Steelers and NFL Foundation award field‑renovation grants to Frazier and California Area school districts. Richard Sherman backs T.J. Watt for Defensive Player of the Year, Antonio Brown headlines the Black‑Friday Steelers‑Broncos tailgate, Julian Edelman extols RB Jaylen Warren’s breakout, and Coach Mike McCarthy praises the offensive line on Mark Madden’s show.
Chiefs face a brutal reality after comparing remaining schedules with Broncos
After a 5-0 start to the 2026 season, the Kansas City Chiefs are now 5-2 and losers of two straight. That's a respectable record on the surface, but the loss to the Broncos makes things look much worse for Kansas City.
As Broncos’ old building comes down, Bolles has more than just memories
He has stalls from the Broncos' old locker room, a place where Bolles said he "became a man."
Warriors star Stephen Curry reveals Steve Kerr’s message after 0-3 start that sparked win streak
After an 0‑3 start, Stephen Curry says head coach Steve Kerr’s “stick with the process” talk sparked Golden State’s turnaround. Kerr reminded the team of film insights and the close margins in early losses, like the final minutes against Memphis. The Warriors have since racked up six straight wins, including a 120‑100 victory over Miami, with Curry scoring 29 points and rookie Yaxel Lendeborg adding 17. Wins over Denver, Minnesota, the Lakers, Clippers, Suns and Heat lift the squad to 6‑3 as they prepare to host Orlando and New Orleans.
Postgame Reaction: The Avalanche’s Process Is Being Put to the Test
The Colorado Avalanche fell 3-2 in overtime to the Nashville Predators on Nov. 5, 2026, snapping a three‑game streak and exposing the limits of their early‑season process. After a tied 2‑2 finish, a late four‑on‑three power‑play gave Steven Stamkos the winning goal. Colorado’s Jaden Schwartz and Parker Kelly scored, while goaltender Mackenzie Blackwood made 22 saves. Coach Jared Bednar praised the effort but noted needed improvements as the Avs sit 9‑6‑2, eighth in the West. Defensemen Sam Malinski and Devon Toews called the gritty, low‑scoring contest a ‘playoff‑like’ test for the team.
And-Ones: 2027 NBA Draft, Star Trades, Najera, Mexico
Jeremy Woo of ESPN ranks Kansas forward/guard Tyran Stokes as the No. 1 prospect for the 2027 NBA draft, praising his all‑around perimeter game but noting concerns about efficiency and maturity. The draft class is deemed weaker, with many top‑100 talents likely to stay in college for another year due to lucrative NIL deals and upcoming NCAA and NBA rule changes. Slovenia’s Stefan Joksimovic sits at No. 2, playing in Spain’s Liga ACB and EuroLeague, while BYU’s Bruce Branch III, Arkansas’s Jordan Smith Jr. and Arizona’s Caleb Holt complete the top five. The piece also previews potential star trades—Nikola Jokic, Bam Adebayo, Devin Booker—and features former NBA player Eduardo Najera discussing Mexico’s rise as the NBA’s second‑most popular sport ahead of the Pacers‑Nuggets game in Mexico City.
Colts rumors: Jonathan Taylor ‘expects to be traded,’ insider claims
Insider James Palmer tells ClutchPoints that veteran RB Jonathan Taylor expects to be traded before the Nov. 10 deadline, as the Indianapolis Colts reshape their roster after firing GM Chris Ballard. Taylor, a former All‑Pro with 8,208 career rushing yards (second in Colts history) and 77 TDs (franchise record), has drawn interest from the Vikings, Giants, Packers and Broncos, but Indianapolis says offers haven’t met its high price. He’s posted 812 scrimmage yards and eight touchdowns in eight games this season, averaging 4.1 yards per carry, and is preparing for Sunday’s matchup against Dallas while bracing for a move.
Stamkos strikes in overtime to lead Nashville in win over Avs
Steven Stamkos clinches a 3‑2 overtime win for the Nashville Predators, scoring the power‑play winner after drawing a penalty on Devon Toews. The Avalanche fall to their second straight loss, their third home defeat of the season at Ball Arena. Goaltenders stood out — Justus Annunen posted 30 saves for Colorado, while Mackenzie Blackwood made 22 for Nashville. New Predators additions Jack Drury and Ross Colton sparked the offense, with Colton netting the opening goal. Colorado now heads into a Saturday showdown with Detroit.
Recap: Avs outdueled in 3-2 overtime loss to Nashville
The Colorado Avalanche fall 3-2 in overtime to the Nashville Predators at Ball Arena on November 6, 2026. Nashville snaps a one‑goal deficit twice, with Ross Colton scoring the go‑ahead goal and Vitali Pinchuk netting his first NHL goal, while Colorado's Parker Kelly ties late in the second. Both goalies shine, but a power‑play penalty puts the Avs on the box; Steven Stamkos scores the winning power‑play marker, tying Luc Robitaille for fifth‑all‑time in PP goals. Former Avs like Ryan O’Reilly and Alex Kerfoot feature for Nashville, and the loss follows Colorado’s recent 7‑2 drubbing by Columbus.
Why Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy can’t stop gushing over Emmett Johnson
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy is raving about rookie running back Emmett Johnson after the Nebraska alumnus exploded for 128 yards and a 73-yard touchdown on five catches against the Denver Broncos. The fifth‑round pick, praised for his work ethic and mental toughness, earned high praise despite Bieniemy’s usual dislike of Cornhuskers. With Kansas City on a two‑game losing streak and needing a spark, Johnson could see more touches as the Chiefs face the New York Jets in Week 9.
AFC Playoff Picture: Jaguars move up after squashing Ravens
The Jacksonville Jaguars’ Thursday night victory over the Ravens propelled them to at least third place in the AFC and keeps them in contention for the second seed behind the Buffalo Bills. After the win the standings read: Bills 6‑1, Broncos 6‑2 (3‑1 AFC), Jaguars 6‑2 (5‑2), Steelers 6‑2 (3‑2 AFC). Tiebreakers put Denver at the No. 2 seed, Jacksonville at No. 3 and Pittsburgh at No. 4. With the Steelers on a bye, the Jags could climb to second if the Broncos lose and the Bills stumble, but Buffalo remains the only team they can’t overtake this week.
NBA Notes: Hornets, Kon Knueppel, Nets, Julius Randle, Raptors
The Hornets lose sharpshooter Kon Knueppel again after a six‑minute return, as doctors diagnose a left hamstring strain and rule him out for Friday’s Celtics game, keeping Charlotte winless at 3‑6. Meanwhile, the Nets secure a 114‑104 win over the Hornets, with veteran Julius Randle opting to stay on the bench in the closing minutes, a decision praised by coach Jordi Fernandez. Toronto Raptors sit at 4‑4 but have faltered after halftime, dropping an average of 13.5 points in the third quarter of their four losses, highlighted by a 41‑15 third‑quarter collapse against Denver.
NBA rumors: Nikola Jokic trade buzz, Sabonis-Acuff drama and more
The latest NBA rumors, including teams monitoring Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic in a contract year, plus the Domantas Sabonis-Darius Acuff Jr. drama in Sacramento and questions about the Miami Heat's new star-studded frontcourt.
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