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The Connor Hellebuyck trade is both good and bad news for the Flyers

The New Jersey Devils acquire Vezina‑winner Connor Hellebuyck from Winnipeg, sending Dawson Mercer, 12th‑overall pick Alexander Command, Nick Bjugstad, goalie Nico Daws and two draft picks in return. The move boosts the Devils' ceiling, moving Jake Allen to backup and putting a proven elite netminder between the pipes as they sit 6‑4‑0 in the Metropolitan. For the Philadelphia Flyers, the trade deepens an already tough schedule; they start 0‑6‑3 and now face a stronger Devils in three upcoming matchups while still battling for a wild‑card spot behind the Rangers, Islanders, Penguins and Blue Jackets. While the deal heightens New Jersey’s playoff odds, it doesn’t dramatically alter the Flyers’ uphill fight in the division.

NY Yankees, pitching coach Matt Blake negotiating new contract: Report

The New York Yankees are in active talks to extend pitching coach Matt Blake’s contract, according to New York Post reporter Joel Sherman. Blake, who joined in 2020, has reshaped the team’s pitching strategy with data‑driven analytics, helping Gerrit Cole win the AL Cy Young and turning relievers like Clay Holmes into top‑tier assets. Securing his deal is seen as a key move for manager Aaron Boone as the club prepares for a busy off‑season, which also includes decisions on Jazz Chisholm Jr. and potential trades for Ryan McMahon.

Jets get some good injury news on Adonai Mitchell

The New York Jets receive a boost as starting wide receiver Adonai Mitchell is cleared to return after missing four games with a finger injury. Mitchell will suit up for Sunday's matchup against the Miami Dolphins, joining a potentially healthier offense that could also see running back Breece Hall and left guard Dylan Parham listed as questionable but possibly available. After battling an injury wave that forced the team to dip into its practice squad, the Jets aim to improve on a 2-4 start and a league‑low 18.7 points per game. Full health could finally give the offense a chance to climb from near the bottom of the scoring ranks.

One NY Jets position group has no excuses this Sunday

Standing at 2-4, the New York Jets’ season is on the brink of going off the rails. However, they have a chance to stay alive as they host the 0-5 Miami Dolphins this Sunday. One group that could benefit from the matchup is the Jets offensive line. After a stellar Week 1, the unit has ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT One NY Jets position group has no excuses this Sunday | Jets X-Factor

Giants LB Tremaine Edmunds Suffered Season-Ending Shoulder Injury

According to Dan Duggan, Giants LB Tremaine Edmunds will miss the rest of the season due to his shoulder injury. New York will subsequently place Edmunds on injured reserve.  The hits keep coming for the Giants, now losing another significant player for the rest of the year. New York has already lost key players like QB […] The post Giants LB Tremaine Edmunds Suffered Season-Ending Shoulder Injury appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

New York Knicks (0-1) at Boston Celtics (0-1) Game #2 10/23/26

The Celtics host the Knicks on Oct. 23 at TD Garden for Game #2 of the regular season, both teams sitting 0‑1 after opening night losses. Boston leads the all‑time series 167‑69 at home and aims to bounce back after a 4‑0 preseason, while New York comes off a 0‑4 preseason slate. Notable roster moves include former Knicks center Mitchell Robinson signing with Boston, Andre Drummond joining as his backup, and the Celtics swapping Jaylen Brown for Paul George. Starting lineups feature Jayson Tatum vs Josh Hart and Paul George vs OG Anunoby, with only Devin Carter listed as out for Boston (mononucleosis). The game kicks off at 7 PM ET on Prime Video, marking the first of four division clashes this season.

Yankees Mailbag: A qualifying offer conundrum

In this Pinstripe Alley mailbag, the author tackles two hot off‑season topics for the Yankees. First, they debate whether New York will extend a qualifying offer to Jazz Chisholm Jr., noting recent reports that the team may let him walk despite his market value, while also weighing the $45 million budget hit of pairing a QO with a deal for reliever Lucas Bednar. Second, they assess third‑base woes, focusing on Ryan McMahon’s disappointing 2026 season and $16 million 2027 salary, and argue that a DFA or a trade with prospects attached is more likely than a straight sale, especially as the club also eyes Giancarlo Stanton’s looming contract. The piece offers insight into the Yankees’ financial constraints and roster priorities heading into free agency.

Brenden Dillon Was Never Asked to Waive No-Trade Clause by Devils

NHL insider Elliotte Friedman corrects a previous claim that defenseman Brenden Dillon waived his no‑trade clause with the New Jersey Devils. Friedman said he mistakenly assumed Dillon used his trade protection after hearing two Devils did so, but Dillon denied it. The clarification comes as the Devils prepare to acquire goalie Connor Hellebuyck, who will join Dillon in New Jersey. Meanwhile, Dillon’s role is uncertain; he has been a healthy scratch for four straight games, and coach Sheldon Keefe admits benching the veteran leader was a tough decision.

Cam Skattebo Reveals Shocking News That The Giants Could Release Him [VIDEO]

New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo warns his job is on the line after a costly overtime fumble against Washington and a fourth turnover in five games. Following a benching in Week 6 and the recent release of Najee Harris, Skatteco says the Giants are sending a clear message: poor performance could lead to his cut. Head coach John Harbaugh, who expects a larger role for Skattebo, notes the team can’t carry four backs, leaving the depth chart with only Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Devin Singletary alongside him. With the Giants’ backfield in flux, Skattebo’s future hinges on immediate improvement.

Jets GM Cheveldayoff Reveals How Hellebuyck Deal Finally Came Together

Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff confirms the trade of star goalie Connor Hellebuyck to the New Jersey Devils, ending a four‑month holdout saga. Cheveldayoff praised Devils GM Sunny Mehta for moving quickly and highlighted the difficulty of moving a starting netminder, noting that other teams (Buffalo, Carolina, Utah) were in the mix but New Jersey won the bidding. He expressed satisfaction with the return and lamented not closing the deal sooner, while other GMs offered sympathy. The trade marks a major shift for the Jets after a prolonged search for a deal.

NHL rumors: How Connor Hellebuyck trade affects Wild’s Dylan Larkin pursuit

Connor Hellebuyck and Dylan Larkin have been two of the most prominent names on NHL trade boards this season after both Americans requested moves from their respective clubs. With Hellebuyck traded from the Winnipeg Jets to the New Jersey Devils in a Friday blockbuster, the spotlight now shifts to the former Red Wings captain. The […] The post NHL rumors: How Connor Hellebuyck trade affects Wild’s Dylan Larkin pursuit appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Cam Skattebo confirms NY Giants might cut him after Najee Harris was released

Running back Cam Skattebo warns he could be the next New York Giants cut after a costly overtime fumble in Week 6 against Washington and a virtual benching by coach John Harbaugh. The Giants’ RB room is in turmoil: Najee Harris was released on Oct. 23, trade chatter surrounds Jonathan Taylor, and no clear RB1 has emerged. Skattebo, a former Arizona State star, says he must stop turnovers before the upcoming game versus the Houston Texans, acknowledging the team's "no‑one’s safe" stance. While the Giants haven’t announced his release yet, the message is clear—performance or the roster move comes.

Tremaine Edmunds’ injury could force a Giants depth-chart test

The Giants face a depth‑chart dilemma after linebacker Tremaine Edmunds skips a second practice with a shoulder injury ahead of the Week 7 matchup. While the team lists Micah McFadden as his backup, the article argues that simply promoting Arvell Reese would ignore the specific duties Edmunds handles at middle linebacker. With Edmunds having started six games (50 tackles, 2 sacks), the Giants must decide a clear replacement and adjust responsibilities, especially as cornerback Greg Newsome II sits with a concussion and safety Jevon Holland returns limited. The piece urges a thoughtful plan rather than assuming Edmunds will play.

Knicks acknowledge ring email ‘mistake,’ reveal $3.7 million championship gift plan

The Knicks are promising championship rings for their assistant coaches and acknowledging that using a fake ring offer to test employees’ cybersecurity awareness was a mistake. An MSG spokesman told Stefan Bondy of the New York Post that the organization is distributing more than $3.7 million worth of championship rings and jewelry. The statement follows […] The post Knicks acknowledge ring email ‘mistake,’ reveal $3.7 million championship gift plan appeared first on Hoops Wire .

Yankees are closing in on a Matt Blake deal they need to finish

The New York Yankees are close to re‑signing veteran pitching coach Matt Blake, according to New York Post reporter Joel Sherman. While no contract details have been disclosed, negotiations are reportedly progressing. Blake’s continued presence is highlighted as key to maintaining the success of the staff that posted a 1.95 ERA from ace Cam Schlittler (33 starts, 239 K’s) and strong bullpen numbers from Brent Headrick (2.18 ERA, 98 K’s) and Paul Blackburn (1.59 ERA, 69 K’s). The article argues that retaining Blake offers continuity and strategic input for future personnel decisions rather than a quick overhaul.