Peralta’s six scoreless innings and Hicks’ hit pull Rays even in ALCS
Tampa Bay wins Game 2, 3-1, after a three-run fourth; Cleveland’s seventh-inning threat ends with two runners stranded.
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McCain hits six threes as Thunder edge Pacers, 114-112 in overtime
Zhaire Smith scored the final basket while Haliburton finished with 24 points in his return to Oklahoma City.
Leonard scores 21 in Raptors return as Toronto beats Knicks, 148-98
Toronto used its full starting lineup against New York’s reserves and led 86-47 at halftime.
Banchero and Wagner combine for 44 as Magic beat Cavaliers, 132-116
Orlando built a 20-point halftime lead and finished with 34 assists in its preseason home debut.
Miami keeps Willis as starter while McCord and Cook handle bye-week throws
A light Tuesday session offered more work for the backups; the Dolphins have announced no new injury diagnosis or quarterback change.
Henderson questionable for Jets game after practicing through high ankle sprain
Henderson says he still hopes to play Sunday; the Patriots will see how he responds after the practice week.
Dallas matchup arrives before Parsons has clearance to practice
Green Bay’s rehabilitation update leaves the expected Cowboys reunion uncertain, with actual practice participation still the next step.
Jaguars’ tackle depth faces a long test as Harrison’s surgery outlook widens
Jacksonville places its left tackle on injured reserve; Walker Little is expected to step in while the surgery determines the recovery timetable.
Simmons plans a minutes increase after his nine-minute Kings debut
Ben Simmons told Andscape he expects more court time against Portland, with Sacramento’s opener a week away.
Nico Iamaleava ruled out for UCLA’s Wisconsin game
Nico Iamaleava is listed out for Wisconsin on UCLA’s initial availability report; the season-long medical outlook remains unconfirmed.
Zac Foster tears the same ACL again; Clemson has no return timetable
An October 12 MRI confirmed another knee injury for the sophomore guard after months of rehabilitation.
Messick’s homecoming meets Peralta’s rebound in ALCS Game 2
Cleveland takes a 1-0 lead into Tuesday’s matchup at Tropicana Field, with both starters facing pressure to deliver innings.
Football TV schedule: October 13–19, NFL and college kickoff times
Cowboys–Packers, Notre Dame–BYU and the full week of NFL and FBS listings, all in Eastern time.
Jackson punches Chubb in postgame exchange after Bills–Rams
Derrick Brooks reduced Jackson’s suspension to one game on appeal; the Rams tackle will miss the Cardinals game.
Henderson’s four threes and Morant’s passing pace Blazers past London, 119–66
Portland turns a 39-point halftime lead into a broad rotation test before Tuesday’s Sacramento trip.
Peterson and Collier lead Jazz’s balanced 119–109 win over Spurs
Utah collects 18 steals and creates its decisive lead in a 31–17 third quarter against a depleted San Antonio roster.
Edwards and McDaniels hit nine threes as Wolves beat Knicks, 122–104
Minnesota answers New York’s third-quarter push and finishes 18-for-34 from deep at Madison Square Garden.
Cowboys bring Pettine out of retirement to support Parker’s defense
Brian Schottenheimer confirms Parker will stay on the sideline, Pettine will work from the booth and report directly to the head coach.
Bass wins it after Rousseau’s block as Bills beat Rams in overtime
Allen rushed for 121 yards in a 37–34 win that survived a late Rams touchdown and an overtime Cook fumble.
Mikel Brown’s full practice points toward Wednesday Nets debut
Fernández confirms the rookie’s expected preseason return against Miami following a left ankle sprain.
Haliburton practices fully; Pacers leave Tuesday status undecided
Carlisle reports no practice restrictions after an ankle tweak, while Indiana continues evaluating its backcourt options.
Porter’s 22 points and Randle’s nine assists lead Nets past Wizards, 131–122
Brooklyn made 17 threes and got six double-figure scorers in its Monday preseason win.
Dennis’ late three and steal finish Hawks’ 113–110 win over Thunder
Newell’s second-chance baskets reclaimed the lead before Dennis helped Atlanta close the final seconds.
Lowe’s go-ahead single caps Guardians’ late rally past Rays, 7–3
DeLauter and Bailey homered before Cleveland broke the tie in the eighth and added three runs in the ninth.