Myles Garrett Injury Update, Latest on Rams Star's Status vs. Commanders
Los Angeles Rams superstar pass-rusher Myles Garrett is set to return to the lineup against the Washington Commanders on Sunday.
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How to watch Commanders vs Rams: TV, radio, streaming, Week 9 injury report
The Washington Commanders host the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, Nov. 8 at 1 p.m. ET in a crucial Week 9 NFC showdown. The Commanders (2‑4‑1) come off a 27‑10 win over Philadelphia but lose receivers Treylon Burks (foot) and Dyami Brown (calf). The Rams (4‑4) welcome back DE Myles Garrett, yet quarterback Matthew Stafford’s turnover surge threatens their stride. Commanders are 4.5‑point home underdogs; odds list Los Angeles –235, Washington +194, with FanDuel over/under at 47.5. The game airs on FOX (Myers, Schlereth, Hale), streams on Fox One, NFL+, fuboTV, and YouTube NFL Sunday Ticket, and is broadcast on Big 100 radio and Sirius XM. Predictions range from 26‑19 to 21‑14 in favor of the Rams.
Kyshawn George reminds Wizards that AJ Dybantsa isn't their only rising star
AJ Dybantsa may be the future face of the Washington Wizards, but Kyshawn George continues to prove that he's right there with him.
Commanders News: Discussions needed with multiple people for Brandon Aiyuk to Washington
The Commanders haven’t ruled out adding former 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, but any deal requires talks with several parties, according to ESPN sources. While the trade remains uncertain, Washington is also weighing interest in Giants’ Daron Payne and strengthening its O‑line, which has allowed 16 sacks this season. Quarterback Jayden Daniels, who leads the league in turnover‑free passes, continues to be a key factor. The roundup, compiled by Hogs Haven on November 7, 2026, highlights these potential moves and the team’s offensive challenges ahead of the trade deadline.
Capitals vs. Panthers live updates: Washington beats Florida 4-3 despite Tom Wilson ejection, two Brady Tkachuk goals
Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals will have a brand-new look Saturday afternoon when they host the Florida Panthers at Capital One Arena, debuting their new Hometown Remix jerseys for the first time. They’ll also be hoping the fresh threads bring some better luck after dropping consecutive games to the Minnesota Wild and Dallas
What does the Washington Nationals extension of Jacob Young mean for Dylan Crews?
The Nationals have locked center‑fielder Jacob Young into a four‑year, $23 million extension with an $8 million option for a fifth year, giving Washington control over Young, James Wood, Daylen Lile and Dylan Crews into the 2030s. While Young’s deal removes him as a trade asset, it creates a surplus of outfield talent that GM Paul Toboni may flip. The article argues that Dylan Crews, the 24‑year‑old former top prospect, becomes the most likely trade candidate despite his inconsistent 2026 season, strong bat speed and defensive value. Teams like Toronto could still pursue him if the price is right, but a trade isn’t guaranteed.
Brandon Aiyuk's Status Updated in New NFL Rumors, Latest on 49ers Return, Commanders' Interest Level
As Brandon Aiyuk is taking steps to get reinstated to the NFL, the veteran wide receiver reportedly has a lot of work to do convincing teams he can hope to contribute.
Wizards are finding out Anthony Davis is still the same player the Lakers remember
The Los Angeles Lakers know Anthony Davis well, and nothing has changed for the veteran with the Washington Wizards.
Commanders Still Interested In WR Brandon Aiyuk
The Washington Commanders keep eyes on 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk despite his lingering legal trouble. Reports say the team must negotiate with multiple parties before moving forward, hoping Aiyuk resolves his active arrest warrant for a December misdemeanor speeding charge after posting a video of him driving over 100 mph in a 40‑mph zone. Agent Drew Rosenhaus says Aiyuk has filed reinstatement paperwork and is healthy. The 49ers have retained him on the left‑squad list, preferring to wait for a trade rather than absorb his $120 million contract. Aiyuk, a 2020 No. 25 pick, recorded 23 catches for 351 yards in seven games last season.
Stefon Diggs Has a Brutal Wish For Other Teams Amid Commanders’ Push for First Place in NFC East
Wide receiver Stefon Digits urges the Washington Commanders to focus on controllable factors ahead of their Week 9 showdown with the Los Angeles Rams. The team sits 2-4-1, third in the NFC East behind the Giants (4-2-1) and Cowboys (3-5), but a win could thrust them into a first‑place battle next week. Diggs, now shouldering a larger role after Terry McLaurin’s injury, has 27 catches for 252 yards and five touchdowns this season. He humorously says he “wishes the worst” for rival teams but stresses taking one game at a time.
Mariners News: Tanner Swanson, Jacob Young, and Robert Stock
The Seattle Mariners announce Washington native Tanner Swanger as their new bench coach, a move praised by a former colleague of former manager Jason Kanzler. Meanwhile, the Washington Nationals lock outfielder Jacob Young to a four‑year, $23 million extension, and the New York Mets re‑sign right‑hander Robert Stock to a one‑year deal. The St. Louis Cardinals promote assistant GM Rob Cerfolio to general manager, and the Toronto Blue Jays distance themselves from Islamophobic posts by outfielder Anthony Santander. Additionally, Corbin Carroll is cleared after elbow surgery and Mariner prospect Eudy Yuten makes Ben Balder’s top 10 international 2027 prospects list.
Brian Windhorst downplays Anthony Davis Lakers return
A potential return to the Los Angeles Lakers appears unlikely for Anthony Davis if the Washington Wizards eventually decide to trade the veteran big man. The post Brian Windhorst downplays Anthony Davis Lakers return appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Wizards plan to evaluate Anthony Davis before extension decision
The Washington Wizards are reportedly planning to evaluate Anthony Davis over the next 20 to 30 games before making a decision about his long-term future with the franchise. The post Wizards plan to evaluate Anthony Davis before extension decision appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Report: Capitals Set Trade Price For Ivan Miroshnichenko
The Washington Capitals are actively trading 22‑year‑old winger Ivan Miroshnichenko, demanding a first‑round pick or a top prospect in return. Interested clubs include the Vancouver Canucks, Ottawa Senators, Chicago Blackhawks and Los Angeles Kings, while the Calgary Flames have dropped out. Miroshnichenko, a 2022 20th‑overall pick, has posted six goals and 14 points in 55 NHL games and is on a two‑year, $925,000 cap‑hit contract. His agent confirms he has permission to negotiate, but no team has met Washington’s price yet.
Daily Bean: Michael DiPietro; Michkov Drama; Mikey Eyssimont Tearing Up AHL
The Boston Bruins return home ahead of their Sunday showdown with the Florida Panthers, with Michael DiPietro riding a four‑game win streak and a .925 save percentage that ranks in the NHL’s top five. Jeremy Swayman is slated to start, while Providence’s Mikey Eyssimont sparks the AHL with a natural hat trick that lifted the P‑Bruins to a 5‑4 comeback win. Elsewhere, the Michkov‑Tocchet drama heats up in Philadelphia, the Penguins consider rapid trades after a 6‑2 loss to Boston, and Detroit eyes a Dylan Larkin‑Simon Edvinsson package. The Daily Bean also previews the day's NHL slate, including Panthers‑Capitals and Rangers‑Kraken.
The Opener: Platinum Gloves, Blue Jays, Cubs, Nationals
The Opener edition celebrates defense with Hall‑of‑Famer Jim Kaat’s birthday and highlights major award winners. Cubs outfielder Pete Crow‑Armstrong and Blue Jays’ Cody Bellinger each claim the 2026 Platinum Glove, marking their first league‑wide defensive honor, while Bellinger also secures a Gold Glove and is a front‑runner for NL MVP on Nov 12. Rawlings names the Cubs and Blue Jays as team Gold Glove winners—Chicago leads the majors with 72 Outs Above Average and +115 DRS, Toronto posts +51 DRS. Washington caps a busy day by extending Jacob Young (4‑yr, $23 M) and adding reliever Reiver Sanmartín from the Giants.
Wizards' upcoming stretch will show if this team is different from the past
The Wizards have lost two straight, with a tough stretch coming up. In the past, they've folded; they need to prove this team is different.
Rams vs Commanders: How to watch on TV, stream, or listen on radio
The Los Angeles Rams seek a third straight win as they travel to Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland to face the Washington Commanders on Sunday, Nov. 8 at 10 a.m. PST. The Commanders (2‑4‑1) come off a 27‑10 victory over Philadelphia, with quarterback Jayden Daniels returning from injury and still interception‑free in 2026. The Rams get a boost from the return of edge rusher Myles Garrett, though tight end Terrance Ferguson remains out. The game airs nationally on FOX (Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth, Jen Hale) and streams via the Rams app, NFL+, Peacock, Paramount+, and more. Radio listeners can tune to ESPN LA 710 AM/93.1 FM and a host of affiliates, plus SiriusXM and international apps.
Mets Morning News: Firings hit SNY
SNY cuts staff while the Mets lock down right‑hander Robert Stock with a major‑league deal. Rookie A.J. Ewing aims to build on a solid debut as ESPN weighs offseason moves for both New York clubs. Across the NL East, Baseball America lists top Phillies prospects and the Braves eye new rotation arms. The Nationals extend outfielder Jacob Young for four years ($23 M) with a fifth‑year option. MLB.com ranks free agents, highlighting Tarik Skubal, while the Diamondbacks’ Corbin Carroll plans a spring‑ready return after elbow surgery. The Yankees lose catching coordinator Tanner Swanson to Seattle, and the Blue Jays distance themselves from Anthony Santander’s Islamophobic posts. The piece also notes a historic Mets signing of Rick Reed on this date in 1995.
Nationals upend Yankees' ideal offseason plan with early pre-lockout extension
The Yankees will not be obtaining Jacob Young of the Washington Nationals, who just extended instead.
Braves News: Dominic Smith season review, Qualifying Offer predictions, and more
The latest Braves news spotlights a season review of first baseman Dominic Smith, who posted solid numbers and key hits during Atlanta’s 2026 campaign, including a single in Game 3 of the NL Wild Card Series against the Phillies. The piece also debates the fate of qualifying offers amid the looming MLB lockout, notes the Nationals’ four‑year, $23 million extension for outfielder Jacob Young, and updates on Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll’s elbow surgery and recovery outlook. Fans are invited to weigh in on which free‑agent pitcher the Braves should target next.
Phillies news: Carlos Mendoza, prospects, Jacob Young
The Good Phight recaps recent MLB headlines, highlighting the Phillies' outlook as Baseball America releases its top ten prospect list and notes manager Carlos Mendoza’s ambitions after coaching the Mets in the 2024 NLDS. The piece also previews upcoming league awards, naming Pete Crow‑Armstrong and Junior Caminero as favorite MVPs, Jacob Misiorowski and Cam Schlittler for Cy Young, and Sal Stewart and Kevin McGonigle for Rookie of the Year. Additional news includes the Nationals rewarding Jacob Young with a four‑year extension, the Cardinals hiring Rob Cerfolio as GM, and the Dodgers parting ways with hitting coach Aaron Bates.
Commanders win-loss projections for next 5 games – survey results
A month after the Commanders were 1‑3 and scrambling at quarterback, a Hogs Haven survey predicted an average of 1.17 wins in the next three games. The team actually went 1‑1‑1, beating the Eagles 27‑10 and pushing the 49ers to a 14‑3 lead in a competitive loss. With Jayden Daniels now starting, the Commanders have improved to .500 over the past four weeks and could finish with 8‑9 wins, even eyeing the NFC East crown. In the latest Reacts poll, 43% of fans are confident in the team's direction, and the upcoming Week 10 showdown at the Giants is seen as pivotal for a playoff push.
Celtics’ beatdown of Hornets all but guarantees that they’ll advance in the NBA Cup
The Celtics routed the Charlotte Hornets 122‑76 on Nov. 6 at the Emirates NBA Cup, stretching a 46‑point lead and boosting their group‑stage point differential to +53. Boston now rests atop Group C at 2‑0, and the sizable margin puts them in a strong position to advance to the knockout round, provided they win their remaining games against the Wizards and Hawks. With the Eastern Conference’s best point‑differential, the Celtics could still qualify via a wild‑card if tie‑breakers become necessary, making every future point crucial for their first deep Cup run.
LeBron James’ Awful Night in Cleveland, Trae Young Gets Booed, Cavs Lose $20K & More From NBA Cup Games (6th Nov)
The NBA roundup highlights LeBron James’ surprisingly quiet 8‑point return to Cleveland as the Cavs beat the 76ers 119‑95, sparking boos from fans upset over his Philly signing. Two Cavaliers fans also wow the arena by sinking back‑to‑back half‑court shots, each winning $10,000. Luka Dončić erupts for 53 points, including a 62‑foot buzzer‑beater, in the Lakers’ 124‑118 win over Portland despite a technical foul. Trae Young’s first game back in Atlanta sees a 139‑132 Wizards loss, with boos coming from the venue’s notorious “Sixth Man” section while the broader crowd shows respect. The story also teases Bronny James’ explosive G League debut and a heartwarming moment from Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg.
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