Raiders vs. 49ers Week 9: Expert predictions, storylines, injuries and more
The Las Vegas Raiders take on the San Francisco 49ers in Week 9. Here are the expert predictions, storylines, injuries and more for the matchup.
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Week 9 NFL Discussion
The Daily Norseman’s Week 9 NFL Discussion previews a full Red Zone Sunday before the Vikings’ Monday Night Football debut. Highlights include an international kickoff in Madrid where the Cincinnati Bengals face the Atlanta Falcons at 8:30 a.m. CT, plus detailed broadcast maps for FOX and CBS games across the U.S. Key matchups: Cowboys‑Colts, Giants‑Eagles, Rams‑Commanders, Packers‑Patriots, Raiders‑49ers, Cardinals‑Seahawks, Jets‑Chiefs, Broncos‑Panthers, Lions‑Dolphins, Browns‑Saints, and Texans‑Chargers. Sunday Night Football features the Buccaneers at the Bears, while the Steelers and Titans are on bye.
Today in White Sox History: November 8
Today in White Sox History highlights November 8 with the 1920 league‑realignment saga, when the Sox briefly left the American League for a proposed unified National League before the leagues stayed separate, shaping modern baseball. It also marks the birth of longtime coach Joe Nossek (1940), noted for his sign‑stealing expertise after playing for the Twins, A’s and Cardinals. The post recalls 1977 slugger Richie Zisk’s 30‑home‑run season before his $2.3 million move to Texas, and notes the 1999 South Carolina resolution to honor Shoeless Joe Jackson, now Hall‑eligible again. Finally, it commemorates Jerry Manuel’s 2000 Manager of the Year award after leading a low‑budget White Sox to a 95‑win season.
Yaxel Lendeborg Makes Heartfelt Admission About Buying His Mother a House Amid Cancer Battle
Golden State Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg surprised his mother, Yissel Raposo, with a new house on his YouTube debut, fulfilling a dream he held since high school. The gesture follows his 4‑year, $28 million contract and comes amid Raposo’s battle with stage‑4 appendix cancer. Lendeborg, who helped the Warriors to a 126‑119 overtime win over the Orlando Magic, posted the emotional reveal in a video titled “This one’s for Mama Yax.” He averages 21.0 points, 7.1 rebounds and 4.1 assists, positioning him as a Rookie of the Year contender, while crediting his mother’s sacrifices for his rise from junior college to the NBA.
10 Mock Trades Before Tuesday’s NFL Trade Deadline
With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. 10, NFLTradeRumors.co pitches ten speculative deals that could reshape the second half of the season. Highlights include the Bears swapping a 2028 fifth‑rounder for Eagles CB Riq Woolen to bolster Chicago’s secondary, the 49ers offering a 2028 second‑ and fourth‑round pick plus a sixth‑rounder for Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. to fill San Francisco’s injury‑hit receiver corps, and the Rams acquiring Colts WR Josh Downs for future mid‑round picks as Los Angeles seeks depth with Davante Adams returning from IR. The article notes insiders expect 12‑20 trades league‑wide, with six already filed, echoing the busy deadline action of 2022.
49ers are dreaming about a Marcus Jones trade that the Patriots could entertain
If the Patriots want to make a big move before the trade deadline, they might want to listen if the 49ers call about Marcus Jones.
These 4 MLB teams will still stink with a salary cap, but with no one to blame
Competitive balance means nothing if you don’t want to compete, as teams like the Athletics and Rockies might soon perfectly demonstrate.
Stephen Curry Breaks LeBron’s Record, Scuffle Erupts During Warriors Win and More: NBA Roundup (11/7)
Stephen Curry dazzles again, scoring 41 points in overtime as the Warriors beat the Orlando Magic 126-119, and sets a new NBA milestone: his 16th 40‑point game after age 35, surpassing LeBron James and tying Oscar Robertson with 77 career 40‑point outings. The win marks Golden State’s seventh straight victory, but the game sparks drama when Orlando’s George Niang and Wendell Carter Jr. clash, drawing double technical fouls. Elsewhere, Dillon Brooks nearly head‑butts former teammate Amen Thompson during the Suns‑Rockets matchup, adding to a night of heated moments across the league.
49ers News: GAME DAY
The Niners Nation roundup highlights the 49ers' recent moves and match‑up outlook ahead of their next game. Wide receiver Demarcus Robinson returns from IR, while special‑teams ace KhaDarel Hodge is re‑signed after injury. Analysts debate the impact of DeForest Buckner and Nick Bosa, comparing them to Jeffery Simmons, and criticize Connor Colby’s inconsistent line play. The preview notes Kyle Shanahan’s run‑heavy game plan versus the Raiders, citing the Raiders' struggle to contain George Kittle and the 49ers' versatile personnel sets. A striking photo captures Robinson’s Wild‑Card TD against the Eagles on Jan. 11, 2026.
Stephen Curry Surpasses LeBron & MJ To Make History
Stephen Curry sparks the Warriors’ seventh straight win with a 41‑point, overtime thriller against the Orlando Magic (126‑119). His 16th 40‑point game since age 35 tops LeBron James (15) and Michael Jordan (12) for the most in NBA history. Curry delivered 17 points in the final seven minutes, including a clutch 12‑foot running floater with 25 seconds left, and closed with his 77th career 40‑point effort. Coach Steve Kerr praised the shot and Curry’s work ethic, noting his longevity. Golden State’s comeback from a 16‑point deficit marks the second NBA team ever to rebound from an 0‑3 start to a seven‑game streak, matching the 1950‑51 Celtics.
Draymond Green: ‘Never get bored of Steph’s greatness’
Draymond Green said he makes a point of never taking Stephen Curry’s greatness for granted after the Warriors star scored 41 points in Saturday’s 126-119 overtime win over Orlando. The post Draymond Green: ‘Never get bored of Steph’s greatness’ appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Steve Kerr: Warriors were ‘totally outplayed’ by Magic
Steve Kerr admitted Golden State was “totally outplayed” by Orlando in the second half, despite escaping with a 126-119 overtime win Saturday. The post Steve Kerr: Warriors were ‘totally outplayed’ by Magic appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Steph Curry: ‘I appreciate the longevity’
Stephen Curry scored 41 points in Golden State’s 126-119 overtime win over Orlando on Saturday, reaching 40 points for the 16th time after turning 35. The post Steph Curry: ‘I appreciate the longevity’ appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Steph Curry drops 41 as Warriors win seventh straight
Steph Curry scored 41 points, including a decisive three-point play in overtime, as the Golden State Warriors beat the Orlando Magic 126-119 on Saturday night for their seventh consecutive win. The post Steph Curry drops 41 as Warriors win seventh straight appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Warriors’ Steph Curry passes LeBron James with another 40-point night
Steph Curry drops 41 points in the Warriors' overtime victory over the Magic, marking his 16th 40‑point game since turning 35 and eclipsing LeBron James for the NBA record. The 38‑year‑old shot 13‑of‑19 from the floor, added six rebounds (including his 5,000th career rebound) and six assists, and sealed the win with a clutch scoop shot in the final minute. Curry now averages 31.3 points in just under 30 minutes per game, as coach Steve Kerr carefully manages his minutes after last season's knee injury.
Warriors get bullied on the glass but Stephen Curry rescues them again
The Golden State Warriors got bullied on the glass by the Orlando Magic, but Stephen Curry's brilliance ensured the hosts still emerged with victory.
Bill Simmons boldly declares Warriors star Stephen Curry is ‘so so back’ after OT win over Magic
Bill Simmons erupts in all‑caps on X after Stephen Curry leads the Golden State Warriors to a 126‑119 overtime win over the Orlando Magic. The 38‑year‑old guard drops 41 points on 19‑of‑25 shooting, hits five of ten threes, and goes perfect from the line, setting a new NBA record for the most 40‑point games by a player 35 or older. Curry’s resurgence fuels a seven‑game winning streak that has turned a 0‑3 start into a 7‑3 record. Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg adds 23 points, while Franz Wagner tallies 30 for Orlando. The Warriors aim for an eighth straight win against New Orleans on Monday.
Steph Curry scores 41, lead Warriors to overtime win over Magic
Stephen Curry erupts for 41 points on 13‑for‑19 shooting as the Golden State Warriors fend off a late comeback and win 126‑119 in overtime against the Orlando Magic on Nov. 7, 2026. The Warriors held a 16‑point halftime lead before the Magic rallied to seize a one‑point advantage in the fourth, forcing regulation. Curry’s clutch threes and drives, plus Yaxel Lendeborg’s 23 points, secure a seventh straight win, moving Golden State to a 7‑3 season start—the best under Steve Kerr. Curry also climbs ahead of LeBron James for the most 40‑point games at age 35 or older.
Steph Curry Breaks LeBron James Record as Warriors Beat Magic, Box Score Stats, Highlights, Reaction
Stephen Curry made NBA history as the Golden State Warriors defeated the Orlando Magic by the final score of 126-119 in overtime on Saturday night.
Warriors make record history not seen since 1951
The Golden State Warriors snap a rocky 0-3 start with a 126-119 overtime win over the Orlando Magic, moving to 7-3 and becoming the first team since the 1950‑51 Celtics to win seven straight after an 0‑3 opening. Steph Curry leads with 41 points (13‑of‑19 shooting), while Yaxel Lendeborg adds 23, Brandin Podziemski 15, and Draymond Green dishes out 13 assists. The victory fuels the Warriors' playoff push and marks a historic streak in the Western Conference.
Warriors star Stephen Curry leads Golden State to thrilling OT win over Magic
Stephen Curry powers the Golden State Warriors to a 126-119 overtime victory over the Orlando Magic at Chase Center, extending the Warriors' winning streak to seven games. Curry scores a vintage 41 points on 13-of-19 shooting, including five 3-pointers and a perfect 10-of-10 from the line, while adding six rebounds and six assists, becoming the oldest player with the most 40-point games in NBA history. Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg contributes 23 points, Brandin Podziemski 15, and Draymond Green dishes out 13 assists. The Warriors shoot 53.8% overall and 46.9% from three, improving to 7-3 on the season.
Warriors’ Jimmy Butler has perfect reaction to Al Horford hesi
The Golden State Warriors faced the Orlando Magic at the Chase Center on Nov. 8, 2026, sparking an on‑court scuffle after Al Horford’s slick hesitation move led to a layup on Nikola Vucevic. Stephen Curry hit a three‑pointer, reaching a notable statistical milestone, and finished with 22 points (7‑of‑11). Jimmy Butler, still rehabbing, reacted enthusiastically from the bench. Despite a 65‑58 third‑quarter lead, the Magic surged to a 72‑69 edge, later pushing the score to 83‑80 thanks to Wagner’s 19 points. Draymond Green contributed six assists and five rebounds in 20 minutes.
Warriors have no reason to delay Kristaps Porzingis trade for Draymond Green
The Golden State Warriors have no reason to delay a Kristaps Porzingis trade in the next month after reports of their unwillingness to trade Draymond Green.
Warriors star Stephen Curry joins elusive club with Kobe Bryant, LeBron James
Stephen Curry cements his legacy by becoming the seventh player in NBA history to amass at least 26,000 points, 5,000 rebounds and 6,000 assists, joining Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and other legends. The 38‑year‑old also sets a post‑merger record as the fastest point guard to reach the 25,000‑5,000‑5,000 milestone. In a win over Orlando, Curry tallied 14 points, four rebounds and four assists in the first half, shooting 5‑of‑6 overall and extending his streak of 100 straight regular‑season games with a three‑pointer—the seventh‑longest in league history. His veteran leadership keeps the Warriors competitive this season.
Wendell Carter Jr., Georges Niang get into it during Magic-Warriors clash
During a Warriors‑Magic game on November 8, 2026, Golden State held a double‑digit lead when Orlando’s Wendell Carter Jr. and Warriors forward Georges Niang tangled early in the second quarter. Carter shoved Niang while battling for position under the basket, prompting a scuffle that earned both players technical fouls. At the time, Carter was 0‑for‑3 with four rebounds in 18 minutes, while Niang had six points on 2‑of‑3 shooting, including two threes. The Warriors, 6‑3 and on a six‑game streak, aim to extend their run, while the Magic, 2‑6, seek their first win since Oct. 30.
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