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The Washington Capitals took the ice at MedStar Capitals Iceplex Thursday morning for their first of two full practices before hosting the Florida Panthers Saturday afternoon. Martin Fehervary, however, did not join his teammates. The Capitals announced that the Slovak defender would not be practicing as he sat out for “maintenance.” Martin Fehervary is not skating today.
It may be time for Erik Spoelstra to tweak with the Miami Heat's starting 5, and he may have the perfect option.
The Los Angeles Clippers fall to the Miami Heat 117-116 in overtime, extending their losing streak to seven games. Despite a 20‑point lead and a 24‑point second‑quarter surge, they surrender the advantage, with Klay Thompson hitting a last‑second three to seal the win. Darius Garland tops L.A. with 26 points (10‑of‑14), while Rui Hachimura and Brook Lopez each add 20. Rookie Keaton Wagler erupts in the second quarter, shooting 100% on his three‑point attempts. The Clippers drop to 1-7, tying for last in the West, and head into a Sunday matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans.
After a crushing 6-2 defeat to the Columbus Blue Jackets, the Colorado Avalanche (9‑6‑1) aim to rebound at home against the Nashville Predators (6‑4‑5) on Nov. 5, 2026, 7:30 p.m. MT. Nashville leads the season series 1‑0 after a 6‑2 win, but the Predators enter on a two‑game streak, fresh from shootout victories over Tampa Bay and Carolina. Colorado must sharpen both offense and defense, with Nathan MacKinnon, Artturi Lehkonen and Cale Makar anchoring the projected lineup, while goaltender Juuse Saros backs Nashville. The matchup promises a test of whether the Avs can erase the earlier loss and even the scoreline.
Miami Heat guard Klay Thompson is loving his time in town after signing a two-year contract with the team last summer, and he explained why in an exclusive interview with Mark Medina for Fadeaway World, which dropped Thursday, noting that the organization makes him "feel young again."
The Miami Heat clinch an overtime triumph over the LA Clippers, erasing a 31‑4 second‑quarter blitz with a heroic finish. Bam Adebayo and Klay Thompson deliver standout performances, with Klay sealing the win on a one‑second‑left buzzer. The article breaks down player grades, highlighting the Heat's resilience and the clutch play that finally showcases the team's potential for the season.
The Miami Heat, fresh off an overtime comeback capped by a Klay Thompson buzzer-beater, head to the Chase Center for the second night of a back-to-back against Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors. The preview breaks down Miami's recent bounce‑back win, key matchups, and how the Heat can capitalize on recent momentum to improve their record on the West Coast road trip.
The Miami Dolphins host the Detroit Lions in Week 9 on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium. CBS will broadcast the game with Kevin Harlan and Trent Green, but only Miami, West Palm Beach, and Fort Myers viewers will see it locally; the rest of Florida gets other matchups. NFC North markets—including Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Chicago, and Toledo—will also receive the Lions‑Dolphins game. The Dolphins sit 1‑6 after a Week 8 loss, while the Lions are 5‑2 and aiming for a playoff push. Additional Florida games: Jets‑Chiefs, Broncos‑Panthers, Browns‑Saints on CBS; Cowboys‑Colts, Giants‑Eagles, Packers‑Patriots on FOX; and Buccaneers‑Bears on Sunday Night Football.
The Los Angeles Rams lose starter Jaylen Watson to IR and face a cornerback shortage as the trade deadline looms. Watson was among the league’s top defenders, ranking fifth in lowest completion percentage allowed and tied for third in pass breakups. The article outlines three possible acquisitions: 6‑4, 210‑lb former Seahawks/ Eagles backup Riq Woolen, 5‑9, 183‑lb Washington Commanders starter Amik Robertson who allowed a 90.3 passer rating last week, and cheap, high‑graded Miami Dolphins corner JuJu Brents, third in coverage DVOA among qualified corners. With limited 2027 draft picks, the Rams must weigh these options against promoting internally.
In a thrilling 117-116 overtime showdown on November 4, 2026, the Miami Heat erased a nine-point first‑quarter lead, survived a 31‑4 Clippers surge, and clinched victory when Klay Thompson nailed a three‑pointer with one second left. The article breaks down the three standout performers for Miami and the two players who fell short, highlighting key moments, stats, and the dramatic finish that kept fans up until 1:30 a.m.
The Buffalo Bills (6-1) sign veteran cornerback Kader Kohou to their practice squad ahead of Week 9's Monday Night Football clash with the Minnesota Vikings (6-1). Kohou, a 27‑year‑old former Dolphins starter, appears in 47 games with 38 starts, tallying 180 tackles, 28 passes defended, three interceptions, two forced fumbles and a sack over three seasons (2022‑24). He most recently posted 45 tackles, eight passes defended, two picks and a forced fumble in 2024. After a brief stint on the Kansas City Chiefs' practice squad, Kohou joins Buffalo as they chase a fourth straight win following a 36‑10 victory over Baltimore.
Week 9’s Start & Sit guide highlights three starters and three benchings. Quarterback Malik Willis (Dolphins) earns a start against the Lions thanks to a +5.3 matchup edge and his rushing upside, while Tyler Shough (Saints) is a sit facing Cleveland’s stout defense. Running back Jonah Coleman (Broncos) gets the green light against a soft Panthers run defense, but Giants backup Cam Skattebo is a sit due to injury and limited role. Wide receiver DeMario Douglas (Patriots) is a start if A.J. Brown and Hunter Henry remain sidelined. The article breaks down projections, snap shares, and defensive rankings to help fantasy managers fine‑tune their flex decisions.
In Week 9 of the 2026 NFL season, the 5-2 Detroit Lions travel to South Beach to face the struggling Miami Dolphins, who sit at 1-5 under first‑year head coach Jeff Hafley. After an emotionally charged win over the Vikings, Detroit aims for a fourth straight victory, relying on its potent passing attack against a Dolphins secondary fraught with issues. Miami leans on its running game, with quarterback Malik Willis averaging over six yards per carry and running back Ollie Gordon leading the ground attack, while defensive standouts like sophomore DE Chop Robinson and rookie LB Jacob Rodriguez try to contain the Lions. The preview, part of the "Before the Roar" podcast, breaks down the key matchups and what each team needs to succeed.
The Buffalo Bills add former Miami Dolphins cornerback Kader Kohou to their practice squad. Kohou, who logged 2,662 career snaps mainly as a slot corner, signed a one‑year, $1.81 million deal with the Kansas City Chiefs in March 2026 before being released in August and returning to their practice squad. After missing the 2025 season with an ACL tear, he joins Buffalo with valuable division experience and versatility in the secondary.
The Chicago Blackhawks sit at a dismal 4‑11‑1 record after a 5‑3 loss to the Florida Panthers, marking their fourth straight defeat and a league‑worst –27 goal differential. TNT analyst Paul Bissonnette slammed the team as "soft" and "AHL‑level," a sentiment echoed by local fan accounts. Coach Jeff Blashill defended his side, insisting the criticism is unwarranted, while captain Connor Bedard praised Blashill’s coaching in the post‑game interview. With two road games left against the Tampa Bay Lightning and Carolina Hurricanes, the Hawks face mounting pressure for drastic changes before the next stretch of the schedule.
Erik Spoelstra sent a loud and clear message with his benching of Tim Hardaway Jr. in the second half of their overtime win over the LA Clippers.
Frank Nazar scored twice and Roman Kantserov continued his impressive rookie season, but Spencer Knight struggled as the Blackhawks fell 5-3 to the Panthers.
The Miami Dolphins let Dan Campbell go in 2016 following his stint as interim head coach, and some fans may be wondering what could have been.
The Mavericks sit at 4-4 after a 3‑2 stretch, earning an A‑ grade from Mavs Moneyball. Wins over Miami (113‑109), OKC (120‑96) and Houston (116‑111) highlighted a playoff‑ready line‑up featuring Kyrie Irving, Cooper Flagg (24.8 ppg) and P.J. Washington, while Zaccharie Risacher earned straight A’s for his defensive impact—holding SG‑A to 21 points and joining a rare 10‑steal/10‑block club. Recent losses to Sacramento and the Spurs exposed Flagg’s slump (10‑of‑38 shooting) and Morez Johnson Jr.’s underperformance. Dallas now faces a three‑game home swing against Brooklyn, Utah and Indiana, needing Flagg to rebound and the rest to stay consistent.
MLB Trade Rumors outlines three off‑season focuses. First, the Houston Astros’ GM Randy Flores expands his manager search beyond Yankees bench coach Brad Ausmus, adding Rangers bench coach Luis Urueta, Albert Pujols and former Astro Morgan Ensberg as interview candidates. Second, the NL East’s upcoming free‑agent shopping lists are highlighted: the Marlins aim to bolster both pitching and hitting, the Mets seek a platoon partner for Jared Young, and the Phillies target left‑handed relievers after a turbulent season. Third, the outlet reveals the ten free agents who just missed the Top‑50 list, featuring a former Cy Young winner and a World Series MVP. Photo credit: Sam Navarro, Imagn Images.
In this edition of The Hockey News Morning Skate, Eric Cruikshank and Michael Traikos break down the Florida Panthers' victory over the Chicago Blackhawks as their slide continues, the Ottawa Senators' late rally over the Buffalo Sabres, and more.
The November 5 edition of Deen’s Daily covers three NHL storylines. New Jersey’s Connor Hellebuyck (37) posted a conciliatory Instagram letter ahead of his November 10 return to Winnipeg, sparking predictable fan backlash. Colorado welcomes back former forwards Drury and Colton, plus their previous GM, as the Avalanche set their projected lineup. Meanwhile the San Jose Sharks continue their slide, dropping another game to the Los Angeles Kings. The roundup also notes roster concerns for Montreal, a stalled trade for Detroit’s Dylan Larkin, and a young Panthers forward’s impact against Chicago.
The Phinsider’s Week 9 SB Nation Reacts poll asks Dolphins fans how they feel after Miami’s 13‑3 halftime lead evaporated in a 27‑24 loss to the New England Patriots, dropping the team to 1‑6. The survey gauges confidence in the franchise’s direction despite a steep learning curve for the NFL’s youngest squad. Fans are invited to vote and comment on whether the Dolphins are on the right track or if they have concerns about the future.
The Detroit Lions (5-2) visit the struggling Miami Dolphins (1-6) in Week 9, aiming to extend a three‑game winning streak while Miami searches for its second victory. Lions coach Dan Campbell praises first‑year Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley for his youthful, disciplined approach. The preview breaks down Miami’s staff—Hafley’s NFL pedigree, offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik’s Shanahan‑inspired spread passing and outside‑zone run scheme centered on RB Ollie Gordon, and defensive coordinator Sean Duggan’s 4‑3 wide‑9, zone‑heavy front. Key stats show the Dolphins rank near the bottom in passing (30th in yards) and rushing efficiency (20th in success rate), but their aggressive play‑action and blitz concepts keep them dangerous. Understanding these schemes helps gauge whether the Lions can exploit Miami’s inconsistencies on both sides of the ball.
Klay Thompson and the Miami Heat are starting to figure things out this season after a dramatic 117-116 overtime win against the Los Angeles Clippers.