White Sox let go of play-by-play broadcaster for second time in three years
The White Sox reportedly were already exploring potential replacements.
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The White Sox reportedly were already exploring potential replacements.
New York Giants rookie Cam Skattebo draws a rare unnecessary‑roughness flag for lowering his helmet during a 5:17‑into‑the‑first‑quarter run against the Houston Texans, wiping out a seven‑yard gain and costing the Giants 15 yards. Former quarterback Drew Brees blasted the call on Instagram, calling it “textbook tough physical run.” Former players Jacob Hester and Scott Shanle joined the outcry, while coach John Harbaugh also disagreed. Despite the controversy, Skattebo posted 124 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries, helping the Giants beat Houston 27‑21 and improve to 4‑2‑1.
The New York Giants quarterback J.J. McCarthy received a game ball from head coach John Harbaugh after his first start for the team against the Houston Texans. He then addressed his teammates in the locker room. McCarthy spoke about the support he received from his teammates and the group’s resilience. He also told them he […] The post Viral Locker Room Scene Shows Giants’ J.J. McCarthy Delivering Fired-Up Message After Strong First Start vs. Texans appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
Daniel Jones to start over Richardson – again! Josh Hoover “to be better” Saturday! Pacers tonight!
The Tampa Bay Rays must recover fast from their Game 2 collapse versus the Milwaukee Brewers. Because now the American League winners are two losses away from tasting their third World Series loss. So manager Kevin Cash rolled out his vision for Game 3. But it’s a simple formula he shared on the eve of […] The post Rays’ Kevin Cash gives simple formula to win Game 3 vs. Brewers, claw back in World Series appeared first on ClutchPoints .
New York Yankees World Series champion Mariano Duncan will join the Mets' coaching staff.
PREAMBLE Sorry but I don’t care about the budget as Castillo and Benintendi are not my problem. Last year we were early, now we are late so time to get getting. This is the push to the next level. ARBITRATION-ELIGIBLE PLAYERS Brazoban is a tender and trade. Bart could be the same or we could… The post UpNorthSox’s Let’s Do This S#!t appeared first on Sox Machine .
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Former University of Louisville and longtime NFL standout wide receiver Mark Clayton will be the newest addition to Louisville Football's honored jerseys as he will be recognized during Saturday's game against Stanford.
The Houston Astros are set to interview longtime Washington Nationals GM Mike Rizzo on Monday for their vacant general manager role, according to USA Today’s Bob Nightengale. Rizzo, who led the Nats to a World Series title in 2019, is the most seasoned candidate among a pool that includes Brewers assistant GM Matt Kleine (who has already met with Houston), White Sox assistant Josh Barfield, Cardinals assistant Randy Flores, Royals SVP Scott Sharp, and Braves assistant Ben Sestanovich, as well as Astros assistants Charles Cook and Gavin Dickey. At 65, Rizzo brings proven success but faces questions about his adaptability to modern analytics, while younger contenders offer fresh perspectives.
Returning to Madison Square Garden as Los Angeles Kings head coach, Peter Laviolette used his press conference to jab at Rangers GM Chris Drury and the front office. Laviolette highlighted his two‑year stint with New York—record‑setting wins, a Presidents’ Trophy and an Eastern Conference Final run in 2023‑24, followed by a disappointing 2024‑25 season and his firing despite the success. He pointed to the “flurry of trades” and internal issues that plagued the Rangers after his departure, signaling lingering bad blood ahead of the Kings‑Rangers matchup in the 2026‑27 season. Meanwhile, Mike Sullivan enters his second year behind the Rangers bench after replacing Laviolette.
Oh my, the Houston Texans have been one of the NFL’s most disappointing teams. And silly penalties are part of the problem. The panic meter is bulging. Can the Texans’ defense rediscover its elite 2025 form after yet another brutal performance? The Texans couldn’t solve JJ McCarthy and the Giants in a 27-21 overtime loss […] The post Texans panic meter: Can Houston’s defense rediscover elite 2025 form after another brutal performance? appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Detroit Tigers, unable to match Tarik Skubal’s $400 million free‑agency price, are eyeing a blockbuster trade for veteran right‑hander Jacob de Grom, according to Bleacher Report’s Kerry Miller. The 38‑year‑old two‑time Cy Young winner and five‑time All‑Star, who posted a 3.44 ERA over 61 starts with the Texas Rangers, carries a $37 million salary for 2027 that the Tigers could afford. While de Grom has a full no‑trade clause and previously rebuffed a move to Atlanta, Detroit hopes he might fill the rotation void left by Skubal. He boasts a career 2.73 ERA and could be Detroit’s “prime target” for the 2027 season.
The article argues that the Yankees should target reliever Adrian Morejon, a 50‑year‑old Padres free agent who logged 86 innings with a 2.83 ERA in 2026, rather than simply replacing closer David Bednar. Morejon appeared in 76 games, struck out 107 batters (30.4% K rate) and issued only 28 walks (8.0% BB rate), adding 28 holds. He proved versatile, limiting left‑handed hitters to a .461 OPS and right‑handed hitters to a .609 OPS, making him useful beyond a traditional left‑handed specialist role. While his 86‑inning workload isn’t guaranteed for next season and his price is unknown, the piece suggests he would give New York valuable flexibility in the bullpen.
Linebacker Alex Singleton recorded 19 combined tackles, including 12 solo stops, to extend his NFL lead. The post Broncos Stock Watch: Nix and defense drive victory over Cardinals appeared first on Mile High Sports .
The McCovey Chronicles revives the Willie McCovey Memorial Community Prospect List for the San Francisco Giants, inviting fans to rank the top 44 rookie‑eligible prospects in the organization. After a disappointing 2026 season, the community voting will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, with nominees posted in the comments and votes cast via the “rec” feature. Seven players start the poll, narrowing to four before new nominees are added, and any mid‑season acquisitions will be voted on separately. Graduated players like Bryce Eldridge and Jonah Cox are now ineligible. The initiative promises lively debate and fan‑driven insight into the Giants’ farm system.
Ole Miss junior running back Kewan Lacy suffers a dislocated shoulder in the Texas game and will miss the upcoming matchup against Auburn, coach Pete Golding said. Lacy, who has logged 388 rushing yards and five touchdowns this season after a 1,500-yard campaign last year, may face a longer recovery pending MRI results. With Lacy sidelined, backs Makhi Frazier, JT Lindsey and Shekai Mills‑Knight are expected to share carries this weekend. The injury adds uncertainty to Ole Miss' College Football Playoff hopes, as the team already has experience playing without their star RB.
The New York Post reports that the New York Mets will add former utility man Mariano Duncan to Andy Green’s major‑league coaching staff. Duncan, 63, joins after seven years in the Mets’ minor‑league system, including stints as hitting coach for the Rookie‑level Kingsport Mets and bench coach at High‑A Brooklyn and Double‑A Binghamton. He’s slated to work with the position‑player group, having coached seven current 40‑man roster players such as Brett Baty and Francisco Alvarez. Duncan’s 12‑year MLB career featured two World Series rings (1990 Reds, 1996 Yankees) and an All‑Star nod in 1994. The Mets still have a few coaching slots open ahead of Spring Training.
Miguel Rojas, the Dodgers' veteran infielder set to retire after the 2026 season, is a finalist for the MLB Players Alumni Association’s Heart & Hustle Award, with fan voting now open. The article highlights his leadership role, praised by Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Andrew Friedman, and recalls his key moments: a ninth‑inning Game 7 home run in the 2025 World Series and back‑to‑back championships in 2024‑25. Rojas also became the first Dodger to win the Roy Campanella Award three straight years. After a NLCS loss to the Brewers on Oct. 15, teammates laud his “heart, hustle, and impact” on the club’s culture, urging fans to vote for him.
Waiver‑wire addition Bam Knight shines in Arizona’s 30‑16 loss to Denver, handling 43 of the Cardinals’ 53% offensive snaps. He logged 48 rushing yards on seven carries and caught three passes for 15 yards, out‑producing fellow back Tyler Allgeier despite fewer touches. Over the past two games Knight has amassed 161 yards from scrimmage on 27 touches, a big jump from only three carries early in the season. With Jeremiah Love still sidelined by an ankle injury, Knight’s expanded role makes him a tempting flex pick in 12‑team PPR leagues, especially against a Dallas defense that’s allowed 899 rushing yards in six games.
Game 3 of the 2026 World Series pits the Tampa Bay Rays against the Milwaukee Brewers at Tropicana Field. A Rays win would narrow Milwaukee’s lead to 2‑1 and keep the series alive, while a loss drops Tampa Bay into a 0‑3 hole with the Brewers one win from the title. If the game remains tied after nine, extra innings continue under postseason rules (no ghost runner). Game 4 follows on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 8 PM ET, also in St. Petersburg.
Bethune-Cookman pulled off a resounding victory over Jackson State University, 24-21, that completely opened up the SWAC East race. Heading into week 9 of the football season, no one program has the upper hand. Fierce matchups are happening this weekend. Before Bethune-Cookman turned its attention to a competitive University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff team, […] The post Bethune-Cookman’s Raymond Woodie reacts to huge upset over Jackson State appeared first on ClutchPoints .
While the World Series pauses, Cincinnati Reds prospects shine abroad. In the Arizona Fall League, 23‑year‑old outfielder Yerlin Confidan bursts onto the scene for the Peoria Javelinas, posting a .255 line with 15 homers in the regular season and a 1.097 OPS in AFL play, including a 7‑for‑12 stretch with a 110‑mph triple and a dinger. In the Venezuelan Winter League, 20‑year‑old catcher Alfredo Duno becomes the youngest homerer of the campaign. Meanwhile, former Reds prospect Noelvi Marte rebounds in the Dominican Winter League, hitting .400/.424/.567 in October, and rookie Carlos Jorge adds a two‑run blast for the Gigantes del Cibao.
In the October 26 MLB Trade Rumors subscriber chat, Steve Adams predicts a bustling trade market despite a weak free‑agent class, especially at the top. He notes solid mid‑tier talent, affordable back‑end starters, and a shortage of impact bats, forecasting a “mini‑deadline” vibe before the lockout and a flurry of moves afterward. Adams also downplays Marlins prospect De Los Santos, citing limited upside, and hints at a forthcoming list of top offseason trade targets once the World Series concludes. The chat promotes exclusive subscriber content and tools for deeper MLB analysis.
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor The last LSU-Alabama annual football game will kick off during the day time on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 2:30 p.m. on ABC. But by the time it reaches the [...] The post LSU-Alabama Clash In Tiger Stadium Will Be At 2:30 P.M. On ABC On Saturday, Nov. 7 appeared first on TigerRag.com .
The vibes surrounding the New York Giants are so good that even a questionable John Harbaugh decision is being spun into a positive throughout the media. Following a costly fumble versus the Washington Commanders in Week 5, Cam Skattebo received only a handful of snaps and zero touches in a rough Week 6 loss versus […] The post Kay Adams is convinced Cam Skattebo’s controversial benching saved Giants’ season appeared first on ClutchPoints .