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Valencia vs Real Madrid: How to watch, Live Stream, TV Channel and Time for a LaLiga game on November 7, 2026
Valencia host Real Madrid at Mestalla on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, for a pivotal LaLiga Matchday 12 showdown. The clash kicks off at 3:00 PM ET (12:00 PM PT) and airs live in the U.S. on ESPN Deportes, with streaming available via Fubo, ESPN+, and the ESPN app (Fubo offers a five‑day free trial). Real Madrid sit third with 27 points, three behind leaders Barcelona, and aim to tighten their title race after a seven‑game winning streak, including a 3‑2 Champions League win over AEK Athens. Valencia languish 19th with nine points, needing a boost after a 1‑0 win at Elche. Predicted lineups feature Courtois, Bellingham and Mbappé for Madrid and Sadiq, Danjuma and Aguirre’s side for Valencia.
Why are Pacers vs Nuggets playing in Mexico today in the 2026-27 NBA season?
The Indiana Pacers host the Denver Nuggets for an official NBA regular‑season game on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, at Arena CDMX in Mexico City. Marking the league’s 35th Mexico City Game since 1992, the matchup counts in the standings and highlights the NBA’s push into Latin America. It’s the Pacers’ first game in Mexico, while the Nuggets return after a 2006 preseason visit to Monterrey. Both teams add another chapter to their international history, which includes exhibitions in Taipei, Beijing and London. The event also features NBA Cares, Jr. NBA/WNBA programs and broader fan‑engagement initiatives.
NY Giants reportedly move for plan B before trade deadline as Ravens reveal Derrick Henry stance
The New York Giants are pivoting to Justice Hill as a backup plan after reports that a trade for Jonathan Taylor stalled and the Ravens refuse to move Derrick Henry, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Hill, a versatile pass‑catching back who posted a 65‑yard TD and averaged 5 yards per carry with 39 receptions for 389 yards in 2024, could pair with Giants’ power runner Cam Skattebo to boost New York’s backfield before the NFL trade deadline. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vikings have entered the race for Colts star Jonathan Taylor, keeping the trade market active as the deadline approaches.
NY Giants’ John Harbaugh addresses Cam Skattebo, Malik Nabers’ status ahead of Week 9 game vs Eagles
John Harbaugh says the New York Giants hope to have both running back Cam Skattebo and receiver Malik Nabers suited up for the Week 9 showdown at the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 7. While Skattebo’s hamstring injury remains unresolved, Harbaugh keeps his status open, and Nabers, who fully participated in practice, is a virtual lock to play. The Giants aim to protect their NFC East lead and chase a fifth win. After Philadelphia, they host Washington on Nov. 12, then face Jacksonville on Nov. 22 and Indianapolis on Nov. 29.
Canadiens, Sabres, and Bruins await for Dylan Larkin to adapt 10-team trade list to make offers to Red Wings
The Detroit Red Wings’ captain Dylan Larkin remains suspended without pay as the Canadiens, Sabres and Bruins eye a trade. All three clubs have sizable assets, but Larkin must broaden his 10‑team trade list for Detroit to receive what it wants. The Boston Bruins, Atlantic Division leaders, are seen as the best fit, offering a top‑line role and a system that matches Larkin’s two‑way game, potentially giving Detroit young talent and draft picks. Montreal and Buffalo are also monitoring the situation, waiting to see if Larkin softens his contractual stance.
Dylan Larkin faces obstacle as teams in trade list can’t offer Red Wings desired assets
Detroit’s trade talks for former captain Dylan Larkin stall as none of the top‑ranked buyers appear on his 10‑team list. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff can’t secure the high‑end young centre, premium prospects and multiple first‑round picks the Red Wings demand. Larkin’s no‑trade clause and agent Pat Brisson’s refusal to expand the list leave only peripheral suitors like Montreal and Boston, while the player forfeits $41,000 per day. The stalemate may force Larkin to soften his stance, but Detroit remains unwilling to accept anything less than a blockbuster package.
Blake Snell pitches Tarik Skubal to Dodgers amid NY Yankees, Mets, Phillies interest
Dodgers ace Blake Snell is lobbying teammate Tarik Skubal to stay in Los Angeles as the 2027 free‑agent market heats up. Alongside New York’s Yankees and Mets, the Phillies and even the Padres have entered the chase for the left‑handed ace, who was traded to the Dodgers mid‑season in 2026. Skubal, a former AL Cy Young and Triple Crown winner known for upper‑90s heat and a elite changeup, offers a rare frontline workhorse for any contender. Snell says Dodger fans are urging him to keep ‘lil‑bro’ and the club hopes to seal a deal this winter.
Brandon Aiyuk’s return to NFL gets stalled by $13 million debt with 49ers
Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk’s NFL comeback stalls as he owes the San Francisco 49ers about $13 million in bonus forfeiture. The debt, stemming from his 2024 ACL tear and subsequent missed rehab obligations, hinders his release and could send the dispute to arbitration. The 49ers placed Aiyuk on the reserve/left squad list and voided $27 million in future guarantees, keeping him out of action since October 2024. While teams still eye him as a depth option, his value has plummeted after two years away from the field.
Japanese phenom Shoki Oda meets with NY Yankees, Mets and other MLB suitors; decision expected in 2027
Eighteen‑year‑old Japanese right‑hander Shoki Oda, hailed as a top pitching prospect, is fielding interest from a slate of MLB clubs, led by the New York Yankees and Mets. He met with the Mets, Phillies, Cardinals, Blue Jays, Astros and others, with a Yankees meeting slated for Friday. Oda can officially sign when the international signing period opens on Jan. 15, 2027, unless the window is cancelled or altered. Teams are using the interim to pitch their development systems as Oda’s decision looms early next year.
Brian Schottenheimer reveals ‘hopeful’ mindset on George Pickens’ status for Week 9 vs Colts in 2026 NFL season
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer says the team is “hopeful” that hamstring‑troubled wideout George Pickens will suit up for Week 9 against the Indianapolis Colts. Pickens has struggled this season, registering just 39 catches for 533 yards and two touchdowns in eight starts, and was limited to two catches in the loss to the Arizona Cardinals. The final decision comes after Friday’s practice; if he can’t play, rookie Ryan Flournoy is primed to step into the WR2 slot behind CeeDee Lamb and support Dak Prescott.
NY Jets rule out WR Garrett Wilson vs Chiefs in Week 9 of 2026 NFL season
The New York Jets announce that star wide receiver Garrett Wilson will miss the Week 9 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs after being placed in concussion protocol following a hard hit in Week 8. Coach Aaron Glenn confirmed the decision on Friday, leaving a big hole in a passing attack that has targeted Wilson on 27% of its throws. Rookie Omar Cooper Jr., who posted back‑to‑back 100‑yard games, now gets a prime opportunity to step up against a Chiefs secondary led by Steve Spagnuolo. The Jets must adjust quickly as Kansas City’s defense prepares to pressure the Jets’ early‑down game.
NY Giants’ Jonathan Taylor pursuit reportedly complicated by Colts’ shifting stance
A looming NFL trade deadline buzz centers on Colts star RB Jonathan Taylor, but insider Gary Myers reports owner Carlie Irsay‑Gordon is reluctant to move him after his two‑year, $44 million extension (including $39 million guaranteed through 2028). Unlike recent trades of guard Quenton Nelson and DT DeForest Buckner, Taylor’s contract makes a midseason deal costly, requiring the Giants—or suitors like the Vikings or Broncos—to offer a premium second‑round pick, a future fourth‑rounder, and a rookie‑level player. The trade talk remains unsettled as the deadline approaches.
TreVeyon Henderson reveals mysterious injury that will prevent Patriots RB to play in upcoming games
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson announces a mysterious neurological injury that will likely keep him out indefinitely. After missing Week 8 versus the Miami Dolphins, he disclosed a sudden health crisis involving unexplained symptoms that required a multi‑day hospital stay and extensive testing, though doctors still lack a clear cause. The condition has impacted his strength, coordination, and motor function, sidelining his 203 yards and one touchdown from six games. Coach Mike Vrabel must now rely on Rhamondre Stevenson while Henderson works with neurologists and physical therapists to focus on recovery.
Colts’ Jonathan Taylor reportedly expects trade; Vikings surface as competition for NY Giants
Jonathan Taylor is reportedly ready to be traded before the NFL deadline on Nov. 10, with the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings leading the chase. Insider James Palmer says the Colts will entertain offers that meet their price, and both teams have been "very aggressive" in talks. Other potential bidders include the Broncos and Packers, but the Vikings are positioned as the most aggressive suitor to boost their backfield for a playoff push. Taylor’s game‑changing, every‑down skill set makes him a coveted asset as teams look to strengthen their ground game ahead of the postseason.
Derrick Henry addresses Ravens future amid trade speculation, potential NY Giants interest
Derrick Henry quashes New York Giants trade rumors as the Baltimore Ravens slide to a 4–5 record amid a four‑game losing streak. The veteran back told reporters he’s focused on helping Baltimore improve, dismissing any talk of leaving. Meanwhile, the Ravens’ offense struggles with quarterback injuries and Henry’s production has dropped—he’s yet to hit 60 yards in each of the recent defeats, including a 45‑yard effort on 17 carries versus Cincinnati. Giants insiders also downplay the deal, even as New York bolsters its roster after acquiring QB Jacoby Brissett.
Why aren’t Al Hazm vs Al Nassr playing today, Nov. 6, in 2026-27 Saudi Pro League?
The Saudi Pro League has postponed Matchday 13, cancelling the Al Hazm vs Al Nassr clash scheduled for Nov 6, 2026. The shift follows a calendar overhaul triggered by the 2027 AFC Asian Cup’s move to December 2027 amid security concerns. As a result, Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr retains its 28 points from the first 11 games and will next face Al Qadsiah on Nov 20 at Al‑Awwal Park. No points are deducted for the delay, and the league will reschedule the affected fixtures later.
Dylan Larkin reportedly takes hard stance on approved trade list to Red Wings
Detroit’s captain Dylan Larkin refuses to widen his trade wish list, insisting the Red Wings deal only with the ten teams he named. After the club suspended him without pay in late October, Larkin’s camp told management to work within his approved destinations, which include the Carolina Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars, Florida Panthers, Minnesota Wild, New Jersey Devils, Tampa Bay Lightning, Utah Mammoth, Vegas Golden Knights and Washington Capitals. The stalemate fuels speculation about his future after 12 years in Detroit, as the team navigates the dispute amid the regular season.
Why isn’t Lamar Jackson playing today for Ravens vs Jaguars on TNF in 2026 NFL Week 9?
Lamar Jackson sits out Thursday Night Football as the Ravens host the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 9. The two-time MVP suffered a right‑thumb injury on the first snap of the Nov. 1 game versus Buffalo, collided with pass rusher Greg Rousseau, and underwent surgery, landing him on injured reserve for at least four games. Coach Jesse Minter names rookie Joe Fagnano the starter; Fagnano threw 10‑of‑21 for 91 yards, an interception and a fumble in the 36‑10 loss to the Bills but is now cleared to play. Baltimore is 1‑2 without Jackson this season, averaging 17.7 points versus 29 with him. The Ravens must adapt without their star quarterback.
Why is Tyler Huntley not playing tonight for Ravens vs Jaguars in Week 9 of 2026 NFL season?
Tyler Huntley is ruled out of the Ravens’ Week 9 Thursday night game against the Jacksonville Jaguars due to a turf toe injury, likely ending his season. The veteran backup had stepped in after Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury on Nov. 1, but now rookie Joe Fagnano makes his first NFL start. Fagnano, who saw action in the Week 8 loss to Buffalo, was cleared to practice despite an ankle tweak. Huntley has thrown for 727 yards, four TDs and one INT in five games this season, highlighted by a 30‑23 OT win over Atlanta in Week 5.
NY Giants receive encouraging Cam Skattebo update ahead of Week 9 vs Eagles
The New York Giants receive encouraging news on running back Cam Skattebo ahead of Week 9’s NFC East showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles. Skattebo, who suffered a hamstring strain two weeks ago, shows noticeable sharpness in Thursday side‑drills, according to North Jersey reporter Art Stapleton, who refuses to rule him out of the game. While Giants rumors link them to a potential Jonathan Taylor trade, Skattebo remains the focal point of New York’s offense, needing to prove he can handle a full three‑down workload against a strong Eagles run defense. His physical, hard‑hitting style could boost the Giants’ division‑title push.
Starting and backup QBs on Ravens vs Jaguars depth charts today for 2026 NFL Week 9 TNF
In Week 9 Thursday Night Football, the Baltimore Ravens thrust rookie Joe Fagnano into his first NFL start after injuries sideline both Lamar Jackson (thumb surgery, IR) and Tyler Huntley (season‑ending turf toe). Backup Kedon Slovis, signed from the Packers’ practice squad, sits behind Fagnano, while Austin Reed remains a peripheral option. Opposing them, the Jacksonville Jaguars field veteran Trevor Lawrence with Quinn Ewers as backup, offering stark contrast in quarterback stability. The matchup pits an inexperienced Ravens Q B corps against a settled Jaguars unit, setting the stage for a pivotal quarterback‑room storyline.
Joe Fagnano’s profile: Who is the Baltimore Ravens quarterback? Age, height, contract, career and more
Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano (25, 6‑3, 230 lb) leaps from UConn’s 2025 breakout—3,448 yards, 28 TDs, one interception—to a first‑start for the Baltimore Ravens after injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. After seven college seasons at Maine and Connecticut, he signs a three‑year, $3.1 million deal in April 2026, with base salaries of $885K, $1.05M and $1.165M. The coach announces his debut against Jacksonville on Nov 5, 2026. The profile also highlights his college accolades, including a Fenway Bowl MVP and Heisman candidacy.
Phillies would reportedly eye Dodgers’ Teoscar Hernandez ahead of offseason hot stove
The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly eyeing Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Teoscar Hernández, who has one year left on his $14.5 million contract for the 2027 season. CBS Sports' Dayn Perry lists the Phillies, Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners as potential suitors, noting the Phillies could benefit from Hernández’s right‑handed power to complement Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber. However, his below‑average defense and the need to surrender prospects and absorb his salary make the deal risky. The article weighs the trade‑off between bolstering the Phillies’ lineup and the financial and defensive costs of acquiring the veteran slugger.
Dylan Larkin reportedly not lone Red Wings asset drawing Canadiens interest
Detroit’s trade window widens as the Montreal Canadiens join the hunt for defenseman Simon Edvinsson, who remains an unsigned restricted free agent with a Dec. 1 deadline looming. Insider David Pagnotta says Montreal’s interest in captain Dylan Larkin is matched by a push for Edvinsson, while the Red Wings seek a young center or elite prospect in return. San Jose leads the chase for the 23‑year‑old blueliner, with Boston, Seattle, Nashville and St. Louis also interested. Larkin’s market stays limited to a ten‑team list, keeping his fate uncertain.
Red Wings hint at inevitable Dylan Larkin trade with recent move at Little Caesars Arena
The Detroit Red Wings’ relationship with captain Dylan Larkin appears to be collapsing after the team removed his banner from Little Caesars Arena and suspended him without pay for refusing to play. Reports say Larkin has already given a 10‑team trade list, limiting his options and fueling speculation that a move is inevitable. While Tampa Bay was a rumored destination, Nikita Kucherov’s trade request has shifted the Lightning’s plans. After 12 years and only one postseason appearance, Larkin’s push for a contending team may finally force Detroit to broker a deal.
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