Stephen Curry’s Underwater Workout Keeps Him Elite at 38
Steph Curry’s trainer explains the underwater treadmill workout helping the Warriors star stay elite at 38 and fuel his historic start to Year 18.
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Jordan Poole sounds ready for a Warriors reunion after postgame comments
Jordan Poole sounds ready for a reunion with the Golden State Warriors after very revealing comments after Monday's game at Chase Center.
NFL Power Rankings, Week 10 2026: All 32 Teams, Updated Weekly
Sharp Football Analysis releases its Week 7 NFL Power Rankings (updated October 19, 2026). The Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers and Buffalo Bills hold the top three spots unchanged. Notable movers include the Denver Broncos (+3 to #4), New England Patriots (+3 to #6) and the Cleveland Browns (+4 to #18), while the Philadelphia Eagles plunge ten spots to #24. The rankings are accompanied by brief recap notes – the Chiefs dominate a 22‑6 win over the Chargers, the 49ers survive a close game despite Mike Evans’ injury, and the Bills scrape a 33‑30 overtime win in Las Vegas. The list ranks all 32 teams with recent weekly changes.
Yankees 2026 Roster Report Cards: Camilo Doval
The Yankees’ 2026 roster report card gives reliever Camilo Doval an F grade after a disastrous season. Acquired at the 2025 trade deadline, Doval posted a 4.54 ERA and 4.61 FIP over 44 games, with a 10.1% walk rate and a -0.8 rWAR. After a brief early spark, his performance collapsed, culminating in a 4.50 ERA and 7.85 FIP in July, a blown save against the White Sox, and a trade to Pittsburgh on August 1. The Pirates saw a modest 3.79 ERA before designating him for assignment, and Doval finished the year with the Giants. With one arbitration year left, his future remains uncertain.
Week 10 NFL Power Rankings: Midseason Report Cards
Windy City Gridiron’s Week 10 NFL Power Rankings deliver mid‑season report cards for the league’s top teams. The San Francisco 49ers lead at 7‑1 with an A+ grade, praised for resilience despite injuries. The Buffalo Bills (7‑1, A) receive kudos for Josh Allen’s play while their defense remains a question mark. Jacksonville Jaguars (6‑2, A) are highlighted as Super Bowl contenders thanks to Trevor Lawrence and a stout run defense. Close behind are the Chicago Bears (7‑2, A) and Detroit Lions (6‑2, A), both noted for strong starts and key roster upgrades. The rankings continue through the Bengals, Packers, and Broncos, outlining each team’s strengths, lingering issues, and playoff outlook.
Sam Amick Says the Warriors Will Listen on Draymond Green at the Deadline, and the Kings Are Reportedly a Fit
Sam Amick told The TK Show that the Golden State Warriors will entertain Draymond Green trade offers at the February 11 deadline, noting the "quiet part" that teams know Green is a negotiable asset. He recalled the Bucks' interest last season and suggested Sacramento, where GM Scott Perry has strong Michigan ties, could be a fit—especially as Green has already mentored guard Darius Acuff. However, Green’s one‑year, $27.7 million contract prevents a trade until Dec. 15, and there’s no indication the Warriors are actively selling. The Kings face the Warriors at Chase Center on Nov. 25.
Sean McVay Gives His Honest Verdict on Rams After Escaping Week 9 With a Win Against Commanders
Sean McVay praises the Rams after they snap a shaky start to the 2026 season with a 20‑13 road win over the Washington Commanders in Week 9, improving to 5‑4. McVay highlighted Matthew Stafford’s poise following a turnover and praised the gutsy drive that culminated in a seven‑yard touchdown to Puka Nacua, followed by Brandon McManus’s extra point. The victory caps a three‑game streak, but the Rams still trail the 7‑1 49ers in the NFC West.
Colin Kaepernick “Open” to Running for Political Office Nearly a Decade After His Last NFL Game
Former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick says he is open to pursuing political office if it maximizes his social impact. Speaking at the Atlantic Festival in New York, he confirmed that friends and supporters have asked about a campaign and that he will consider any viable path to affect change. Kaepernick, who last played in the NFL in January 2017 and later settled a collusion grievance, has focused on civil‑rights advocacy, his best‑selling memoir ‘The Perilous Fight,’ and the Know Your Rights Camp. Now, after revising his 2016 stance on voting, he views a run for office as another way to serve communities, though he notes the unique challenges ahead.
NBA rumors: Warriors insider clearly trying to make Nikola Jokic leaving Nuggets a thing
Warriors insider Tim Kawakami is fanning fresh speculation that Denver star Nikola Jokić could leave the Nuggets, despite the Serbian center’s recent statements that he wants to stay. Kawakami told X the NBA veteran’s long‑term extension isn’t guaranteed, and the Warriors are reportedly monitoring the situation. Jokić turned down a four‑year, $278 million offer in the 2026 offseason, eyeing a potential five‑year supermax in 2027, and still holds a $62.8 million player option for 2027‑28. With Denver sitting 5‑4 early this season, the rumor mill heats up, though insiders say the talk may be more smoke than fire.
Warriors HC Steve Kerr actually got exactly what he wanted when Jimmy Butler dressed up as a coach
During the Warriors’ 138-87 rout of the Pelicans, injured Miami star Jimmy Butler missed the game but turned heads by strolling onto the court dressed in a replica Warriors coaching uniform, clipboard in hand. Head coach Steve Kerr revealed he had jokingly suggested the idea minutes before tip‑off, only to see Butler appear in the same attire—what Kerr called a moment of “mental telepathy.” The cameo comes as Butler recovers from a torn ACL that ended his 2025‑26 season, and while he remains sidelined, his off‑court antics keep fans entertained.
NBA Round Up: Warriors Star Sent for MRI, Wemby Joins Shaq in Historic Feat, James Harden Under Scrutiny & More
The Warriors stretch their win streak to eight with a 138-87 rout of the Pelicans, but guard Brandon Williams leaves early with a hamstring injury and will undergo an MRI, adding to backcourt woes after Will Richard’s thumb injury. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama joins Shaquille O’Neal as the only player in the past 50 seasons to average 29‑12‑3 through ten games, pouring 40 points, 11 rebounds and nine blocks in a 122-96 win over the Suns and fueling early MVP chatter. James Harden draws criticism after a lazy defensive play in Cleveland’s 124-112 loss to Charlotte, finishing with just 11 points. Luka Dončić (45 PPG) and Jalen Brunson (27.7 PPG) earn Week 3 conference honors.
Warriors’ Steve Kerr, Yaxel Lendeborg share reactions to ‘Coach’ Jimmy Butler’s attire
During the Warriors’ 138-87 rout of the New Orleans Pelicans, injured star Jimmy Butler stole the sideline spotlight by dressing like a coach—grey sweater, black pants, clipboard—and repeatedly urging teammates to "Pass to Steph." Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg and veteran De’Anthony Melton reacted with amusement, while head coach Steve Kerr praised Butler’s humor but noted the mockery. Butler, still rehabbing a torn ACL, used the moment to boost morale and share tips with younger players, highlighting his leadership off the court as he works toward a return.
NFC power rankings NFL Week 10: 49ers and Bears hold, Packers rise, Vikings tumble
San Francisco holds No. 1, Chicago survives four interceptions to stay second, and New Orleans climbs three spots after an overtime win.
“Feels Like Home: Jordan Poole Opens Doors For Warriors Return as Bad Blood With Draymond Green Continuous
Jordan Poole says the Golden State Warriors still feel like home and says “yes” to a possible return, even as he finishes his final season with New Orleans before hitting unrestricted free agency in summer 2027. He recalls the 2022 championship, the bitter 2023 trade after a physical altercation with Draymond Green, and a recent Chase Center visit where he reunited with Stephen Curry while Green’s tension lingered. Green later remarks he has no issue with Poole coming back. With a $34 million salary this season and a four‑year, $128 million contract ending, Poole’s future role and value remain up for negotiation.
Warriors’ Steve Kerr expresses ‘big concern’ for Brandon Williams ahead of MRI
Steve Kerr warns that backup guard Brandon Williams’ left‑hamstring injury is a "big concern" after he left the first quarter of Golden State’s 138‑87 win over New Orleans. Williams, who averages 10.4 points and 2.3 assists in 10 games, will undergo an MRI, and his status for the upcoming five‑game road trip is uncertain. The Warriors already miss Jimmy Butler, Moses Moody, Kristaps Porzingis and now face a possible loss of reserve Will Richard to a thumb injury, leaving them with just ten active players. De’Anthony Melton expressed how much Williams’ speed and leadership mean to the team.
New trade deadline need emerges for 49ers after key injuries against Raiders
The 49ers lost two key cornerback to injury on Sunday which might force John Lynch to make a trade for a cornerback ahead of Tuesday's deadline.
Tuesday BP: Best Defensive Plays
The Giants’ social media team has compiled a highlight reel of the 2026 season’s top defensive plays, featuring standout moments from games like the May 23 matchup against the Chicago White Sox at Oracle Park. The post invites fans to relive clutch fielding, spectacular catches, and game‑saving throws while asking readers to share their favorite defensive gem.
Jimmy Butler's Clipboard Message to Warriors Revealed by Steve Kerr After Blowout Win vs. Pelicans
Injured Golden State Warriors star Jimmy Butler had a simple idea for how to achieve success during his team's 138-87, blowout win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday night.
Sick Puck Links: Hall Of Fame Speeches; Hellebuyck Lambasted; NHL Trade Rumors
The Sick Podcast recaps the hottest NHL news on November 10, 2026, featuring defenseman Kaiden Guhle emerging as a leader for the Canadiens, Carey Price’s Hall of Fame induction speech and debate over retiring his No. 31, and the New Jersey Devils’ controversial decision to bench Connor Hellebuyck against his former team. The episode also covers a fifth‑straight Canucks loss, trade chatter linking Erik Karlsson with the Penguins and Roman Josi with the Predators, and a protest against Alexander Ovechkin’s Canadian appearances. Plus, the San Jose Sharks snap their losing streak.
Cowboys news: Dallas will be missing a starter, role players due to injury
After a 31‑24 win at Indianapolis, the Dallas Cowboys head into Week 10 against the 7‑1 49ers with several key injuries. Starting tight end Jake Ferguson and running back Tyler Goodson are ruled out for multiple weeks, while backup PJ Locke also misses the game. The team’s depth at RB is thin after Goodson’s knee issue, and the defense will need to step up without these starters. Coach Brian Schottenheimer emphasizes a “busy week in the training room,” as Dallas tries to maintain its defensive stops and improve offensive production before the San Francisco matchup.
“I’m Not Gonna Cash My Check”: Steve Young Left 16 Paychecks Worth Millions Sitting in a Drawer Before Reluctantly Giving In for 49ers Audit
Former 49ers quarterback Steve Young admits he let 16 paychecks—estimated at about $4 million—collect dust in a drawer while he was benched, refusing to cash them out of pride. The unpaid checks resurfaced only after the team’s general manager, Carmen Policy, flagged a tax issue, prompting Young to retrieve the slips from teammate Harris Barton’s apartment. Young later reflected on the incident during an In Depth interview with Graham Bensinger, noting his off‑season law school pursuits and the irony given his post‑NFL private‑equity career. The story highlights Young’s early struggles behind Joe Montana, his 1994 Super Bowl win, two MVPs, and a later successful business life.
4 quarterbacks Vikings must target before trade deadline to keep Super Bowl dreams alive
With the NFL trade deadline looming, the Minnesota Vikings must act to fix a quarterback crisis that threatens their Super Bowl chances. After a 6‑0 start, injuries to Kyler Murray and a poor outing from Carson Wentz have left the offense fragile, highlighted by an 81‑yard, two‑interception loss to Buffalo. The team is eyeing four possible QBs: familiar veteran Kirk Cousins (Raiders), system‑compatible backup Mac Jones (49ers), mobile former practice‑squad member Daniel Jones (Colts), and downfield threat Geno Smith (Jets). Each option offers a different blend of familiarity, fit, and production, but all require significant draft compensation. Minnesota can’t afford to stand pat if it wants to keep its championship window open.
Bengals News: NFL Trade Deadline Day
The Bengals sit tight at the NFL trade deadline, with coach Zac Taylor saying the roster is "good where we are" and hinting no moves are likely. A recent practice‑squad loss—Johnson’s departure—drops the unit to 14 players, while tight end Josh Kattus remains on the injured list. Meanwhile, a feel‑good moment sees 11‑year‑old fan receive a game ball from Tee Higgins, and the team prepares for a historic primetime showdown against the Steelers, the first AFC North face‑off of two .750+ teams since 1975. League‑wide, the Rams’ Puka Nacua faces a month‑plus IR stint, the Eagles send DT Jordan Davis to Jacksonville, and the 49ers welcome back Brandon Aiyuk.
Week 10 NFL Matchups: Offense & Defense Rankings by Game
Sharp Football Analysis rolls out its free Week 7 NFL matchups tool, ranking every offense and defense across five categories—overall, passing, rushing, pressure and explosives. The interactive table shows each team’s rank (1‑32) and the "edge" indicating where a unit holds a clear advantage. Highlights include the 49ers’ top‑ranked offense facing a 9th‑ranked Falcons defense (big offense edge), the Patriots’ offense (rank 9) versus the Bears’ defense (rank 18) with a modest offense edge, and the Ravens‑Bengals clash where the Ravens’ #7 offense meets the Bengals’ #8 defense (big offense edge). Users can tap any row for deeper trend lines, making it easy to spot mismatches and predict outcomes for the October 22‑25 slate.
49ers News: The trade deadline approaches
As the NFL trade deadline looms, the 49ers juggle a wave of injury updates and roster decisions. Deebo Samuel is “on track” to practice this week, while cornerbacks Renardo Green and Deommodore Lenoir remain day‑to‑day, and Mike Evans stays out. Coach Shanahan hints at possible moves at defensive tackle and notes that veteran Jacob Cowing may lose his spot as younger players step up. The team’s 7‑1 start is credited to a hungry rookie class that embraces a “contribute early” mindset, with Jordan Watkins earning Brock Purdy’s trust and drawing motivation from his family. Meanwhile, defensive end Maxx Crosby records his first sack of the season, and the 49ers continue to assess health and depth ahead of the deadline.
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