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Search ArticlesDo Red Sox have a chance without young star?
Boston Red Sox fans entered Game 1 of the Wild Card Series on Tuesday night with cautious optimism. They hoped to avenge last year's crushing loss against Massachusetts native Cam Schlittler by beating him up this time around, with their ace, Payton Tolle, on the mound, and their star outfielder, Roman Anthony, in the leadoff spot.
Yordan Alvarez and the Astros most to blame for Game 1 disaster
Despite a .500 record, the Houston Astros won the AL West, earning not only a postseason berth but also the No. 3 seed and home-field advantage in the AL Wild Card Series against the No. 6-seeded Chicago White Sox. With dueling bullpen games going in Game 1, the Astros had a golden opportunity to gain a huge advantage in the best-of-three series. Instead, they lost 6-3, fell behind, and never tied the game again, let alone took the lead.
Cowboys-Joey Porter Jr. buzz comes with a warning label for fans
Rumors connecting the Cowboys with a trade for Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. seem to be on the rise in recent days. Fans in Dallas should approach the idea of landing the wantaway Pittsburgh star with a healthy amount of caution. The on-field fit for Porter Jr. in Dallas is pretty straightforward. Deploying him as an outside cornerback with Caleb Downs as a nickel would drastically raise the ceiling of the team's secondary.
Liberty vs. Lynx player stats, box score and play-by-play for Game 2
The Minnesota Lynx may have been the best team in the WNBA during the regular season but they were absolutely blitzed by the New York Liberty in Game 1 of the first-round series. New York came away with a 16-point win, and held Minnesota to just 75 points, their second-lowest scoring output of the season. The Liberty were led by Breanna Stewart, who put up a vintage, throw-back performance with 34 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks, shooting 11-of-18 from the field.
Sean Mannion and 4 other Eagles to blame for Monday night debacle in Chicago
First and foremost: it's September football. Sure, the 2026 season is three weeks old, but this part of the season is a de facto preseason for teams that don't play their starters in the actual preseason ... The Philadelphia Eagles are one of those teams. Now that that's out of the way: Good lord, the Eagles were an absolute mess on Monday night. The offense was kind of a disaster, and the defense was as bad as we've ever seen under Vic Fangio.
Realistic Brian Thomas Jr. trade packages the Raiders, Patriots and 49ers can offer the Jags
Let the Brian Thomas Jr. rumors resurface. Jacksonville has essentially iced him out of the scheme and turned their attention to getting Parker Washington as much attention on the offense as possible. Thomas has less than 100 receiving yards this year in three games and doesn't have more than three receptions in any other game.
Top breakout candidates for every NBA team in the Eastern Conference
The Eastern Conference is a different beast this season. LeBron James and Jaylen Brown are Sixers. Giannis went to the Heat. Kawhi Leonard is reunited with Toronto. Jayson Tatum and Tyrese Haliburton are back healthy. There are a solid dozen teams gunning for eight playoff spots. Let's focus not on established stars, but on breakout candidates. For the purposes of this article, we will ignore rookies and established All-Stars.
Bills bury Patriots, Chiefs and Lions roll
The schedule for NFL Week 4 is fascinating, both in some good and bad ways, when you go down the board. There are some marquee matchups, like the Patriots visiting the Bills, the Rams visiting the Eagles, the battle of the unbeatens in Vegas between the Chiefs and Raiders, and even the Cowboys and Texans trying to right the ship. Then there are matchups like Dolphins-Vikings or Titans-Ravens that seem a little lopsided.
Rival scout breaks down how Freddy Peralta went from Mets mistake to AL Pitcher of the Month
Freddy Peralta's time with the New York Mets was a nightmare, but he has certainly turned his season around with the Tampa Bay Rays, who acquired him at the trade deadline. Now, Peralta is the American League Pitcher of the Month for September after going 4-0 with a 0.96 ERA in five starts. So how did he get here? Peralta raised his arm angle to around 36 degrees with the Rays, as opposed to 33 degrees when he was with the Mets earlier in the season.
Radio call of Austin Riley's homer will have Braves fans even more fired up
It'll sound cliché, but Atlanta Braves third baseman Austin Riley and radio announcer Ben Ingram took Tuesday afternoon to remind us just why we adore postseason baseball. Most of us, at least. Phillies fans - or specifically, those who have stopped crying - most likely vehemently disagree with such a take. But Riley's go-ahead, eighth-inning home run in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series made it clear just how little he cares what the city of Philadelphia feels about him or the playoffs.