1 domino that needs to fall before the Jets can seriously gauge a Breece Hall trade
The New York Jets have stressed publicly and privately that they are not shopping Breece Hall, and they likely won't until Jonathan Taylor gets traded.
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The New York Jets have stressed publicly and privately that they are not shopping Breece Hall, and they likely won't until Jonathan Taylor gets traded.
NHL MVP Nikita Kucherov, 33, formally requests a trade from the Tampa Bay Lightning, citing poor communication and respect rather than money. While the New York Rangers have long been linked, the Montreal Canadiens emerge as a strong contender thanks to coach Martin St. Louis’s past chemistry with Kucherov. Analysts say the Habs would likely need to wait until free agency on July 1, as an in‑season move to a division rival is unlikely, but the Lightning face pressure to act now. The trade request reshapes the off‑season market and could boost the Canadiens’ championship hopes.
Howard was hurt when he was on the wrong end of a knee-on-knee hit from the Islanders’ Emil Heineman.
The Washington Commanders break a long winless stretch by defeating the Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 in Week 9, moving them within two games of the NFC East lead behind the New York Giants. Despite the win, many power rankings only nudged Washington up because the Eagles are viewed as a tanking team, leaving the Commanders sitting around the mid‑teens (average rank 24.1). Quarterback Jayden Daniels earned his first victory of the season, but injuries to Terry McLaurin and other key players keep the offense thin. A Thursday night rematch with the Giants and a Sunday showdown against the Rams loom as the team seeks to stay alive before the trade deadline.
The Leafs face a brutal November stretch with eight of their next nine games at home against Utah, Montreal, New Jersey, Colorado, Minnesota and Edmonton. Goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, who has let in three or more goals in nine of his first ten appearances, must rebound quickly or risk losing the starter role to Anthony Stolarz. Former GM Brian Burke joins the Leafs Morning Take to defend Bobrovsky, critique the Chayka‑Marchenko trade, and weigh in on Auston Matthews, Gavin McKenna and the team's bottom six ahead of his Hall of Fame induction. The episode also highlights Movember fundraisers and upcoming podcast hosts.
Hellebuyck has a .923 save percentage in his first two starts with the Devils.
The Las Vegas Raiders' snap counts in Week 8 against the New York Jets revealed 3 seismic shifts in playing time.
LA Kings defenseman Brandt Clarke, known for his agit‑prop style from the OHL to the AHL, gets mic‑ed up during a recent matchup against the New Jersey Devils. The new video from MayorsManor captures Clarke trash‑talking and on‑ice antics that fire up teammates and rile opponents, showcasing his growing role on the Kings' blue line. The post also links to Episode 206 of the Kings Of The Podcast, where Clarke discusses his summer vacation.
Pinstripe Alley launches its 2026 Yankees Roster Report Card series, grading every key player after the ALDS loss to the Rays. Starting mid‑October and running to early December (skipping Thanksgiving and weekends), the staff‑averaged grades are posted with release dates—from David Bednar (A) on Oct 23 to Anthony Volpe (Dec 4) and final miscellaneous categories on Dec 10‑11. Manager Aaron Boone and GM Brian Cashman are excluded, but links to their evaluations are provided.
On November 3, 2026 Pinstripe Alley honors former Yankee reliever Paul Quantrill, born Nov. 3, 1968 in Ontario. After debuting with Boston in 1992, Quantrill forged a 14‑year MLB career, most notably as a workhorse out of the Toronto bullpen (league‑leading appearances in 2001) and later with the Yankees, where he logged 86 games in 2004 and posted a 3.26 ERA before fatigue surged, culminating in a costly walk‑off home run to David Ortiz in the ALCS. He finished his stint with brief stops in San Diego and Miami, and also represented Canada internationally. The piece traces his journey from college standout to the “appearance king” and reflects on the toll of heavy usage on relievers.
The New York Jets add former Tennessee Titans second‑round pick Will Levis to their practice squad, and this piece breaks down his career and skill set. At 27, Levis stands 6’4”, 229 lb, boasts a 34‑inch vertical and 124‑inch broad jump, and is praised for elite arm strength and running ability. In college he posted a 66% completion rate at Kentucky but led the SEC with 13 interceptions. In the NFL he started 21 games, going 5‑16 with 12‑13 interceptions and modest passing numbers, and missed the 2025 season after shoulder surgery. The analysis highlights his raw talent, inconsistent accuracy, and struggles under pressure, offering a realistic view of what he could bring to the Jets.
During their bye week, the 6-2 Steelers sit atop the AFC North and eye a Super Bowl run. Despite rumors about a possible trade for Jets wideout Garrett Wilson, veteran reporter Adam Schefter dismisses the speculation, saying a deal is "not happening." The article outlines the team's recent four‑game win streak and why the Steelers are likely to stay the course rather than pursue Wilson.
Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio critiques the Eagles' inconsistency after a 33‑yard surrender in a loss to Washington, stressing that practice is vital—especially for Jonathan Greenard, who missed training camp, the first two weeks and has had only a handful of snaps due to injury. Fangio says no amount of film can replace reps, and the upcoming bye week offers only health recovery, not a catch‑up. He also notes Jordan Davis’s recent dip, praises Andrew Mukuba’s progress, and comments on the Giants' balanced offense. The DC emphasizes ongoing self‑scouting and the need to regain defensive confidence before the trade deadline.
Eight games into the 2026 season, the much-anticipated New York Jets offensive line has been more of a roller-coaster ride than the brick wall that some believed it had the potential to be. At times, it has looked stellar, and at others, it has looked like the entrance to a subway station. Amidst this first-half-ish ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT 2 stars are emerging for NY Jets OL, and one is a mild shock | Jets X-Factor
A fresh trade rumor suggests the New York Giants could target the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive tackle Jalen Carter ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline, not running back Saquon Barkley. While the Giants sit 4‑2‑1 atop the NFC East despite losing a QB and pass rusher, the Eagles slump at 2‑6 after key injuries to Jalen Hurts. Sources say the Eagles are unlikely to move Barkley, but may entertain a deal for Carter, who, like former first‑round pick Jordan Davis, remains under a five‑year contract. The price could involve the Giants' 10th‑overall pick and a future Day 3 selection, raising questions about whether New York will pay.
Ben Stiller, longtime Knicks fan, is helming a new documentary about the team's first championship in 53 years, beating out famed director Spike Lee after owner James Dolan granted him the project. Announced this summer, the film will cover all eras of the Knicks, with Stiller confirming he’ll continue shooting throughout next season. No release date is set yet, though HBO and A24 are expected to speed its rollout. Stiller discussed the film on the Jalen Brunson & Josh Hart “Roommates” podcast, emphasizing extensive access and a year-long production timeline.
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins knew that Jalen Nailor finally showing up for the offense was imminent, and he did so in Week 8 vs. the New York Jets.
The Raiders’ 2026 draft class makes a splash in a 38-33 win over the Jets, with several rookies earning significant minutes. Second‑round pick Treydan Stukes logs all 64 defensive snaps and a pass breakup, while third‑rounder Trey Zuhn starts every offensive snap at right guard. Fourth‑rounder Mike Washington bursts onto the scene, handling 60% of the snaps and posting a season‑high 25 carries for 83 yards, effectively overtaking No. 6 overall pick Ashton Jeanty as the lead tailback. Injuries to starter Darien Porter also open doors for fourth‑rounders Jermod McCoy and Zeke Masses. The piece previews the upcoming 49ers matchup and assesses roster spots for later picks.
The New York Rangers aim to snap a four‑game skid (7‑7‑1) as they host the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 7 p.m. ET at Madison Square Garden. Coach Mike Sullivan reshuffles both top‑six and bottom‑six lines, promoting Will Cuylle to third‑line center and inserting rookie Jaroslav Chmelar to the fourth line after a strong AHL stint. Sean Durzi remains out, opening a spot for Scott Morrow, while Gabe Perreault replaces J.T. Miller on the power‑play unit. Meanwhile, the 7‑6‑1 Blues enter on a two‑game run, boasting a top‑10 power play and a 21‑12 third‑period edge, led by Jimmy Snuggerud’s eight goals. Goalies Dylan Garand and Joel Hofer will battle in net.
The New York Yankees are reportedly considering a bid for left‑handed ace Tarik Skubal, who enters free agency after a disappointing season with the Los Angeles Dodgers. ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel says the Bronx Bombers could join the Mets in the “Skubal sweepstakes,” eyeing his durability and postseason stamina to shore up a rotation that faded after the fifth inning in the playoffs. Skubal is projected to command an eight‑year, $350 million deal (about $44 million per year), a contract that would push the Yankees deep into luxury‑tax territory and likely force them to offload other veteran salaries. The article also notes Jazz Chisholm Jr. attracting interest after the Yankees declined his qualifying offer.
The November 2 deadline for 2027/28 rookie‑scale options saw most teams pick up third‑ and fourth‑year deals, but 11 players had their options declined, including Hornets forward Tidjane Salaun ($10.45 M) and Jazz guard Isaiah Collier ($4.99 M). Waived players Cody Williams, Dalton Knecht and DaRon Holmes had their options voided, with three landing two‑way contracts elsewhere. The trend reflects growing league caution around tax and apron penalties, especially for teams like the Timberwolves, Thunder, Nuggets and Knicks. Players whose options were exercised are now locked into guaranteed salaries and won’t hit free agency until at least 2028.
After saying he would evaluate everything in hopes of winning again, Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen changed his mind about Daniel Jones.
In episode 295 of the all‑women‑led "A Pod of Their Own" podcast, the hosts discuss several Mets‑related topics: Bo Bichette’s option for 2027, a 40‑man waiver wire shuffle, Nolan McLean’s Gold Glove award, and Carson Benge’s Rookie‑of‑the‑Year finalist status, while also mourning former pitcher Jerry Koosman. They then shift to the Brewers finally ending their World Series drought and examine MLB owners’ political contributions. The episode wraps with a “Walk‑off Wins” segment where each host shares personal highlights of the week.
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The Mets, coming off a 74-88 season that left them last in the NL East, are targeting big‑name pitching additions and may also revamp first base. Jim Bowden of The Athletic cites Jake Bauers as a "perfect fit" for New York, praising his power, on‑base skills and winning attitude. Bauers posted a .266/.389 line with 26 homers and 86 RBIs for the Brewers, while the Mets struggled at first after not re‑signing Pete Alonso, relying on Jared Young (.266/.330) and Mark Vientos (.212/.258). With interest in pitchers like Drew Rasmussen and Nick Martinez, the Mets could add Bauers alongside aggressive bullpen moves.