Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears are having a good start to the 2026 NFL season. The team secured a big win against the New England Patriots in their Week 7 matchup, winning with a score of 30-24. They currently have five wins and two losses so far this season, and are competing for the […]
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The attention of the MLB world is on Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday night as the Milwaukee Brewers look to sweep the Tampa Bay Rays. Earlier on Tuesday, however, former Boston Red Sox star and current FOX Sports analyst David Ortiz was apparently stuck in an elevator. FOX Sports host Kevin Burkhardt […]
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Paul George will play in the Boston Celtics back-to-back against the Brooklyn Nets, meaning they won't utilize him as they did with Al Horford over the last three years he was with the team.
The Boston Celtics are choosing to keep Payton Pritchard in his sixth-man role, and while it's understandable, it's not the right decision.
The Brooklyn Nets (0‑3) travel to TD Garden for a 7:30 PM ET showdown with the Boston Celtics (2‑1) after a 136‑109 loss to Indiana. Boston, fresh off a 134‑99 rout of the Chicago Bulls, leans on Jayson Tatum and sharpshooter Payton Pritchard, who dropped 28 points and seven threes last night. The Nets, criticized for surrendering 23.3 open threes per game and lacking rim protection, hope returnee guard Mikel Brown Jr. can spark a turnaround. Game streams on YES Network and DAZN.
Slugger Seiya Suzuki, the Cubs’ top offensive free agent, posts a .270/.368/.473 slash line, 26 homers and a 131 OPS+ in 2026. The Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays emerge as his two strongest AL East suitors, with the Jays eyeing him to replace departing outfield talent and boost a struggling offense. The Philadelphia Phillies also show interest, needing right‑handed power after a season that ranked 22nd in OPS. Suzuki’s consistent 20‑plus homer production and OPS+ over 125 make him a coveted fit for these clubs.
The Boston Celtics' bench scored a franchise-record 79 points against the Bulls, proving Joe Mazzulla's deep roster is built to dominate the regular season.
The Brooklyn Nets (0-3) travel to TD Garden on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 7:30 PM ET to try for their first win against a 2‑1 Boston Celtics squad. The game airs on NBC Sports Boston and YES Network, with a live stream available on Fubo (free trial). The Nets come off a 136‑109 loss to Indiana, where Nolan Traore led with 17 points off the bench. Boston, fresh off a 134‑99 rout of Chicago, rides a two‑game streak with Payton Pritchard scoring 28, Jayson Tatum adding 23, and Paul George 16. Catch the NBA showdown and see if the Nets can snap their skid.
The 2026-27 NHL season opens with Boston’s surprise surge under Marco Sturm, but three clubs could see coaches fired soon. Nashville’s Andrew Brunette sits at 4-3-4 and 5th in the Central as new GM Chris McFarland reshapes a struggling roster. Chicago’s Jeff Blashill, tasked with developing Connor Bedard, is 3-8-0 and 8th in the division, prompting rumors of a Bruce Cassidy swap. Calgary’s Ryan Huska, at 5-6-0, battles a rebuild in the Pacific and may be next on the chopping block if offense doesn’t click. The article outlines each team’s woes and the coaching heat.
The Ravens sign veteran guard Michael Jordan to their practice squad after first‑round pick Vega Ioane sprains his MCL. Jordan, a 28‑year‑old former Bengals fourth‑rounder, has logged 19 starts with the Bengals, started for the Panthers in 2023, and played for the Patriots and Buccaneers, posting career‑best PFF pass‑blocking grades (60.4 in 2024, 71.1 in 2025). He provides depth at right guard as Andrew Vorhees and Emery Jones shuffle into the lineup. Baltimore also cut RB Jonathan Ward, clearing a spot for rookie Adam Randall, who may return from IR in Week 5. The moves aim to shore up O‑line help and improve short‑yardage offense.
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On this episode of the Bob Ryan and Jeff Goodman NBA Podcast, Bob Ryan and Gary Tanguay are joined by SI’s Chris Mannix. The guys discuss the Celtics early start to the season and what to make of it. Bob asks Chris if the Celtics potential got a future star on Hugo Gonzalez after he [...]
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The Chicago Bears climb to a top‑10 spot in week 8 power rankings after a 30‑24 Thursday night win over the New England Patriots. At the center is quarterback Caleb Williams, who posts a 71% completion rate, 8.2 yards per attempt and multiple jaw‑dropping throws, earning Top‑5 QB praise from analysts. Rookie safety Dillon Thieneman leads the defense with 47 tackles and a key interception, while the offense scores 30+ points in three of Williams’ four starts. Rankings vary—from #5 (The Athletic) to #13 (CBS Sports)—but most place the Bears at #7‑#9, highlighting a surge in both offense and defense.
Seven weeks into the 2026 season, rookie offensive lineman Walter Rouse is finding his footing after a whirlwind trade from the Vikings to the New England Patriots. The 6‑foot‑6, 322‑pound former Oklahoma tackle, a sixth‑round pick in 2024, has already stepped in as a right guard in Week 3 against Jacksonville, filled in at left guard versus the Jets in Week 6, and earned his first start against the Bears. With starters Greg Van Roten, Mike Onwenu and Alijah Vera‑Tucker on IR, Rouse could see significant snaps against Miami this Sunday. He says he’s becoming more comfortable at guard and is embracing a "next‑man‑up" mentality, preparing as if he were a starter.
Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal.com joins the show and opens the hour discussing the Patriots loss to the Bears on Thursday Night Football, and Drake Maye’s performance.
Jets Jets HC Aaron Glenn is keeping the decision to bench DB Jarvis Brownlee “in-house” and repeated the phrase “in-house” when asked if it was for disciplinary reasons. (Rich Cimini) New York WR Garrett Wilson was asked if their Week 7 loss to the previously winless Dolphins was embarrassing: “I mean, I don’t know if […]
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On this episode of the Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast, Greg and Nick review what we saw on Thursday night in Chicago after having looked at the film. They first discuss the latest news coming out of Foxborough, including an injury report and the release of Punter Bryce Barringer. Then, the guys get into concerns on [...]
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The Rams beat the Las Vegas Raiders 35-21 in Week 7 by exploiting the Raiders’ defensive scheme with 13‑personnel sets. Using one running back and three tight ends on 50% of their snaps—far above the league average—the Rams racked up a season‑high 199 rushing yards (5.2 ypc) and three quarterback kneel‑downs by Matthew Stafford. While Stafford threw only 195 yards, his efficient 66.7% completion rate helped set up the ground game. Raiders defensive coordinator Rob Leonard responded with base personnel on 61.8% of plays, but the extra linebacker on the line of scrimmage and Cover‑3 coverage left the flat open, allowing tight ends and receivers like Puka Nacua and Davis Allen easy scores. The article breaks down the play‑action tactics borrowed from the Patriots and Bills that left the Raiders defenseless.
A representative for Philadelphia 76ers star Jaylen Brown told Kris Rhim of ESPN that Brian Scalabrine's report about Brown demanding a trade from the Boston Celtics is "10000% a lie."
After a strong game against the Chicago Bulls, second-year wing Hugo Gonzalez made a strong case for a consistent role in the Boston Celtics' rotation.
Joe Mazzulla has brought in some new wrinkles to his basketball philosophy as the Boston Celtics head coach, and forcing turnovers is his newest. It fits into his possession-maxing strategy.
The Boston Bruins face the Carolina Hurricanes tonight at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, marking their first meeting of the 2026‑27 season. Both clubs enter with identical 9‑2‑2 records, with the Bruins holding the Metro Division lead and the Hurricanes atop the Atlantic after a strong start. The showdown pits defending Stanley Cup champions against a team that secured a first‑round playoff spot last year, offering a prime test of the Bruins' early‑season form. Fans can expect a high‑stakes, nationally televised contest as the rivals renew their rivalry.
The fallout of Jaylen Brown’s exit with the Boston Celtics and his deteriorated relationship with Jayson Tatum may very well be the story of the NBA season. Don’t expect these headlines to stop just yet, with the new Sixers’ star certainly not ducking the conversation whenever he is asked. This is especially true as the […]
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Boston Celtics Daily Links (10/27/26) curates the latest buzz around Boston: Payton Pritchard erupts for 28 points in a 134‑99 rout of the Chicago Bulls, delivering a monster third quarter and prompting seven key takeaways. Meanwhile, rumors swirl as Jaylen Brown’s camp flatly denies trade demand claims, and coach Joe Mazzulla addresses injury updates ahead of a matchup with the Nets. The post also highlights a photo of Luka Garza’s sneakers, podcast appearances by Mazzulla and Derrick White, and assorted commentary on the Tatum‑Brown dynamic.
The Celtics deliver a 134-99 thrashing of the Chicago Bulls, sparked by Payton Pritchard’s 28‑point third‑quarter surge. While the win highlights Boston’s offensive firepower, the post‑game buzz centers on Jaylen Brown’s alleged trade demand—denied 10,000% by his camp and later walked back by broadcaster Brian Scalabrine. Coach Joe Mazzulla notes the health report ahead of a matchup with the Nets, and Jayson Tatum continues his strong stretch. The article compiles takeaways, player interviews, and the lingering Brown‑Tatum tension, giving fans a full picture of the blowout and off‑court drama.