The Miami Dolphins return from a bye week to face the New York Jets in Week 7 at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25, with kickoff at 1 p.m. ET on CBS. The winless Dolphins (0‑5) hope to snap their streak, while the 2‑4 Jets aim for a third victory. Betting lines favor New York at -3.5 spread and a 39.5 total, with the Dolphins listed at +168 moneyline. Stream the game via Paramount+, fuboTV, YouTube TV (NFL Sunday Ticket) or NFL+. Key injuries include CB Reese Taylor (out) and RB Breece Hall (questionable) for Miami, and LB Kiko Mauigoa (out) for New York.
Former NBA All-Star John Wall has questioned whether taking a significant pay cut is the right decision for every player, using New York Knicks stars Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns as examples of how financial opportunities can differ across the league. Wall argued that accepting less money does not guarantee a championship, even if the […]
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The Rangers' gamble on free‑agent winger Eeli Tolvanen—signed to a one‑year, $1.5 million deal on Sept. 2—has paid off defensively but not offensively. After a 7‑5‑1 start, Tolvanen is trusted in key defensive roles, logging about 13 minutes per game, posting a +4 rating and delivering two empty‑net goals. Yet he has only one even‑strength goal, far below his recent 12‑23 goal seasons with Seattle and a career‑high 23 in 2024‑25. Limited shot volume (2.2 per game vs. his 3.7 norm), no power‑play time, and a third‑line partnership with low‑passing teammates have stifled his elite shot. The article argues the Rangers must adjust line chemistry or give Tolvanen PP minutes if he is to unlock his scoring potential and boost the team's playoff push.
The New York Yankees losing Triple-A pitching guru Spencer Medick might have fans nervous, but a stat that illuminates the talent of the system should ease concerns.
Dalton Knecht will get his next shot at an NBA roster spot with the defending champions.
The Houston Texans face the New York Giants on Sunday, Oct. 25 at 1:00 PM ET on FOX (stream on Fubo). The Giants, 3‑2‑1 and still atop the NFC East despite a 34‑27 loss to the Saints, start rookie J.J. McCarthy at quarterback after his 243‑yard fourth‑quarter effort. Houston, rebounding from an 0‑4 start to 2‑4 with wins over Tennessee and Jacksonville, looks to extend its three‑game streak after a 34‑31 London win. Key players include QB C.J. Stroud and receiver Nico Collins for the Texans.
The New Jersey Devils have kicked off the 2026-27 season with a 7-4-0 record, bouncing back from an injury-ridden start. After countless roster changes within the last few months, general…
The New York Jets face the Miami Dolphins Sunday, Oct. 25, at 1:00 PM ET on CBS. A free Fubo stream lets fans watch the AFC East clash live. Jets QB Geno Smith is hitting a 69% completion rate, with Garrett Wilson leading the offense at 418 receiving yards and three TDs; running back Breece Hall remains questionable with a quad injury. The Dolphins, trying to snap a five‑game skid, rely on Malik Willis’s struggling passing (2 TDs, 4 INTs) and a strong ground game averaging over 126 yards per game. The matchup offers both teams a chance to bounce back.
The Rangers head into a brief home stretch with a 6‑0‑0 start, playing the Los Angeles Kings on Oct. 26 and hosting the Edmonton Oilers on Nov. 1. Former coach Peter Laviolette returns to Madison Square Garden, while NHL scoring leader Connor McDavid arrives for the weekend showdown. New York’s stark home‑road split—dominant at MSG (5‑2 win over Anaheim) but vulnerable away (losses to Toronto and Ottawa)—continues amid goaltending questions after Igor Shesterkin’s season‑ending injury. Adam Fox shines with 16 assists, while Eeli Tolvanen slumps. Possible veteran signee James Reimer could see ice time during the five‑day break.
The Miami Dolphins head into Week 7 against the New York Jets after a five-game losing streak, with fan confidence holding at 72% despite a dip from a season‑high 87% before the bye. A SB Nation poll shows 84% of fans want better quarterback play from first‑year starter Malik Willis, who’s been criticized for indecision and unnecessary sacks. The pass rush ranks second in concern, with only four sacks total, the league’s second‑lowest through Week 6. With a +3.5 spread, the team hopes the bye week sparks improvement, but fans remain cautiously optimistic.
The Knicks face a new point‑guard dilemma after Jose Alvarado’s ankle sprain landed him on the injury report for the Oct. 20 game in Orlando. While reserve Miles McBride exploded for 20 points and six of eight three‑pointers against Boston, coach Mike Brown isn’t forced to slot him into every ball‑handling role. The article argues for keeping McBride as a primary scorer, staggering Jalen Brunson’s minutes, and possibly auditioning Tyler Kolek if Alvarado stays out, rather than using one hot shooting night as a trial for the entire second unit. The key is to separate scoring from playmaking while preserving lineup balance.
The New York Jets have released their full list of inactives for their Week 7 game against the Miami Dolphins. Is Breece Hall playing today?
Alexis Lafreniere and Adam Fox have emerged as the Rangers’ offensive leaders in the first 13 games of 2026‑27. Lafreniere, now 25, ties for third in the NHL with nine goals and boasts a career‑best 1.15 PPG, highlighted by a late‑period goal against Ottawa and a game‑tying strike versus Toronto. Fox matched Jaromir Jagr’s record for fastest to 16 assists, posting four assists in Ottawa and tallying points in 10 of 13 games, though he’s yet to score. The piece also notes a 35‑save debut shutout by 38‑year‑old James Reimer with the Hartford Wolf Pack and Quinn Hughes’ pending return to Vancouver with the Wild.
The Connor Hellebuyck saga with the Winnipeg Jets has come to an end after his trade to the New Jersey Devils. Hellebuyck came out Saturday and tried to mend fences with Jets fans who feel betrayed, but his words ring hollow.
The New York Giants confirm that rookie J.J. McCarthy starts at quarterback against the Houston Texans in Week 7 at NRG Stadium. After a second‑half spark in a Week 6 win over New Orleans, coach John Harbaugh officially promotes McCarthy to QB1, praising his poise, mobility and arm strength. Veteran Jameis Winston moves to backup after filling in for the injured Jaxson Dart. With a backfield of Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Cam Skattebo, the Giants aim to exploit the Texans' defense led by edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. and broaden their playbook with RPOs and deep play‑action.
Munetaka Murakami's early MLB success could drive up the price for Teruaki Sato to a level that the New York Yankees are uncomfortable with.
Alexis Lafrenière is playing the best hockey of his career, Pavel Dorofeyev finally scored, and help in goal may be on the way from Hartford.
In a playful MLB The Show 26 experiment, Pinstripe Alley’s author retools the 2026 Yankees to see what it would take for them to finally win a World Series. By swapping Junior Caminero to third base and later adding AL MVP hopeful Yordan Alvarez, the virtual Yankees post a 91‑71 record, clinch the AL East, and battle past the Blue Jays, Mariners and Cubs to claim the title—thanks to a walk‑off hit by Austin Wells and a solid postseason from Alvarez. The simulation also shows the impact of injuries to Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodón and Caminero, and ends with Cody Bellinger earning WS MVP. The piece blends real‑season frustration with a detailed video‑game scenario for readers curious about the Yankees’ missing pieces.
Fantasy football managers tempted to send Cam Skattebo to the waiver wire after his Week 6 goose egg can finally breathe easier. According to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, the New York Giants expect Skattebo to resume his role as their lead running back against the Houston Texans on Sunday. Although his official starting status […]
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The New York Giants activate cornerback Paulson Adebo (21) after a knee injury landed him on IR, but coachs should design a targeted snap plan rather than thrust him into a full starter role. Adebo logged only 10 defensive snaps and eight special‑team plays in Week 1 before his season‑ending injury, while teammates Greg Newsome II and Jevon Holland remain sidelined. The article argues for assigning specific coverage duties and rotating him by series, letting Adebo earn additional snaps based on practice performance and medical clearance. This measured approach could help the Giants shore up a depleted secondary without overexposing the rookie.
Although the New York Jets may be playing a winless Miami Dolphins team today, it’s a must-win, so every advantage matters. Unfortunately for New York, it looks like they will remain without one of their top offensive weapons. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Jets running back Breece Hall is unlikely to play today as ...
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The NHL trade market sees a flurry of goalie activity after Connor Hellebuyck’s move to the New Jersey Devils. Analysts flag four netminders likely to change teams this season: Sam Montembeault (Montreal, pending free‑agent, minor injury), Jordan Binnington (St. Louis, $6 M salary, 10‑team no‑trade clause), Filip Gustavsson (Minnesota, returning from injury, possible package for a top‑line centre), and Darcy Kuemper (Los Angeles, $5.2 M cap hit, also on a 10‑team no‑trade list). Each is poised for a trade as clubs look to bolster rosters before the deadline.
New York Jets running back Braelon Allen merited high praise from one of the best at the position.
The New York Jets have a prime opportunity to get back in the win column this afternoon, and they need to seize it. After a frustrating 26-19 loss to the New England Patriots, the Jets return home at 2-4 to face the winless Miami Dolphins. While Miami sits at 0-5, they are fresh off their ...
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Ottawa Senators forward Drake Batherson spearheaded the offensive charge with three goals and an assist in Saturday night’s 7-4 win over the New York Rangers at Canadian Tire Centre. He completed his third NHL hat trick in unusual fashion, scoring into an empty net after blocking a shot from Rangers defenseman Adam Fox at 19:48. […]
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