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Preview: Taylor Makar joins brother Cale, hoping to end Tampa Bay’s win streak

The Colorado Avalanche host the Tampa Bay Lightning on Oct. 23, 2026, in their 11th game of the season. Tampa sits at 7-2-0 after a strong 7‑win start, while Colorado struggles at 5-4-1 following two recent defeats. Coach Jared Bednar recalls defenseman Taylor Makar from the Colorado Eagles, giving brothers Taylor and Cale Makar a chance to share the ice. The lineup also features Nathan MacKinnon, Logan O’Connor and veteran netminder Mackenzie Blackwood. Lightning star Nikita Kucherov pursues franchise‑record points and goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy looks to improve his 7‑5‑1 record against the Avs. The game tips off at 7:00 p.m. MT on Altitude/ESPN+.

NBA Notes: Thunder payroll, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nuggets, Knicks

The Thunder have plenty of talent and draft picks. They also have a looming bill that rival executives don’t expect them to pay in full. According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, Oklahoma City projects to carry roughly $250 million in salaries next season, accompanied by approximately $200 million in luxury taxes. That’s before accounting for three […] The post NBA Notes: Thunder payroll, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nuggets, Knicks appeared first on Hoops Wire .

Cardinals’ Jeremiyah Love gets official injury status for Broncos clash

The Arizona Cardinals missed Jeremiyah Love in the 18-16 Week 6 win over the Los Angeles Rams, as the star running back is dealing with a high ankle sprain. With the club set to take on the Denver Broncos in Week 7, the franchise revealed Love’s status for Sunday’s matchup. Reports indicate that the 21-year-old […] The post Cardinals’ Jeremiyah Love gets official injury status for Broncos clash appeared first on ClutchPoints .

John Brebbia was always one bad outing away from being cut

John Brebbia’s 2026 roller‑coaster ends with a brief, disastrous stint for the Colorado Rockies. After a promising spring—five scoreless innings and seven strikeouts—two rough outings (seven runs in three innings, including two Giants homers) cost him a roster spot, prompting a release and a minor‑league deal with Minnesota. He returned to the Rockies’ Triple‑A Albuquerque Isotopes, posted seven shutout outings, and earned a call‑up on June 21. In two scoreless MLB appearances he seemed reborn, but a two‑run homer by Joe Mack and a three‑run blast by Owen Caissie on June 30 inflated his ERA to 10.38, leading to his DFA the next day. He finished the year with a total of 4.1 MLB innings, a 10.38 ERA and 1.62 WHIP.

Cardinals Rule Out RB Jeremiyah Love Week 7, Among Four Players

Cardinals HC Mike LaFleur announced they’ve ruled out RB Jeremiyah Love (ankle), DT Walter Nolen III (ankle), S James Wiggins (ankle), and G Jon Gaines II (ankle) for Sunday’s game against the Broncos, per Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.  This marks Love’s second consecutive game to be ruled out after suffering his high-ankle sprain.  Arizona will […] The post Cardinals Rule Out RB Jeremiyah Love Week 7, Among Four Players appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Cardinals Rule Out RB Jeremiyah Love Week 7, Among Three Players

Cardinals HC Mike LaFleur announced they’ve ruled out RB Jeremiyah Love (ankle), DT Walter Nolen III (ankle), and G Jon Gaines II (ankle) for Sunday’s game against the Broncos, per Darren Urban of the team’s site.  This marks Love’s second consecutive game to be ruled out after suffering his high-ankle sprain.  Arizona will turn to […] The post Cardinals Rule Out RB Jeremiyah Love Week 7, Among Three Players appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

Avalanche Recall Taylor Makar Ahead of Tampa Bay Matchup

The Colorado Avalanche boost their lineup for Friday’s showdown with the Tampa Bay Lightning by recalling 16‑year‑old left wing Taylor Makar from the AHL’s Colorado Eagles. Makar replaces Gavin Brindley and makes his season debut, joining the fourth line with Parker Kelly and Logan O’Connor, who also debuts. In his AHL stint, Makar tallies three goals and four points in six games, a surge from last year’s 24 points in 52 games, prompting head coach Jared Bednar to praise his camp performance.

2026 World Series Preview: Pitching

The Pinstripe Alley preview breaks down the Brewers' pitching strengths ahead of the 2026 World Series. Milwaukee’s staff tops MLB in strikeout rate (27.4%) and K‑BB% (19.6%), ranking in the top five for ERA (3.61), FIP (3.73) and fWAR (15.6). Star rookie Jacob Misiorowski, the presumptive NL Cy Young, posted a 1.80 ERA, 252 Ks and a record‑setting 106 mph fastball, but his postseason whiff rate has dropped to 16.1% and he failed to go beyond five innings in the NLCS. Backup starter Logan Henderson (2.33 ERA) and potential Game 3 ace Robert Gasser are also discussed, while the bullpen shines with a 1.33 ERA and standout relievers Aaron Ashby and Trevor Megill.

It Still Makes Sense for the Rockies to Trade Hunter Goodman

I don’t believe it’s a hot take when I say that production from the catcher’s position is few and far between across the league. This isn’t anything new, either. The degree of volatility wavers so much from year to year that it’s hard to claim your favorite team has one of the best catchers in […] The post It Still Makes Sense for the Rockies to Trade Hunter Goodman appeared first on Just Baseball .

Nuggets Notes: S. Jones, Johnson, Brazile, DeRozan, Murray

The Nuggets sit out backup forward Spencer Jones on opening night against the Oklahoma City Thunder after a hamstring issue resurfaces during Thursday’s shootaround, coach David Adelman says. The precaution prevents further injury, but opens playing time for the reserve unit depleted by offseason departures. In the same game, Cameron Johnson exits with a right‑ankle sprain, allowing Alpha Diallo to start the second half. Rookie Trevon Brazile records 12 rebounds in 18 minutes, debuting alongside DeMar DeRozan, who embraces a bench role after stints with Toronto, San Antonio, Chicago and Sacramento. Jamal Murray also discusses his ambitions in a recent interview.

Rockies must play catch-up, get depth, be creative to follow Rays

The Colorado Rockies are still chasing the analytical edge of the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers, according to Eno Sarris' framework. While the Rockies have upgraded their tech stack—adopting KinaTrax in 2023, using Edgertronic cameras, Catapult fatigue monitors, and VR training—these tools lag behind the Rays’ decade‑long usage and the Brewers’ 2019 performance lab. Creative pitching experiments, such as nine opener appearances in 2026, yielded a 1‑7 record, but low run support compounded the losses. With new leadership embracing analytics, the club hopes better data integration and communication will finally translate into competitive pitching depth.

Broncos vs Cardinals Week 7: Preview and Injury Report

The Broncos visit the Cardinals Sunday, Oct. 25, at 4:05 p.m. ET in Glendale. Denver (4‑2) aims to leverage its strong pass rush—18 sacks and a +4 turnover margin—against an Arizona offense that has tossed six interceptions and struggles to protect QB Jacoby Brissett (12 sacks taken). Key injuries could shape the duel: Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II is questionable and safety Talanoa Hufanga doubtful, while the Cardinals list QB Carson Beck, RB Jeremiyah Love and several defensive backs as questionable. Bo Nix and J.K. Dobbins are slated to start for Denver; Brissett likely starts for Arizona. A win keeps Denver near the AFC West lead, and a Cardinals victory would snap their early-season slump.

Jonah Coleman Could Return in Week 7

Denver Broncos running back Jonah Coleman practices in full for a second day and is set to activate from injured reserve for the Week 7 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. The Broncos opened a 21‑day window on Wednesday, making him eligible to play after missing the season’s first two games due to an ankle injury suffered in the Week 2 win over Jacksonville. Coleman logged 10 carries for 39 yards and his first NFL touchdown in that game, but returns to a crowded backfield with J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey and Tyler Badie (thumb injury). While his fantasy value is a bench stash for now, his three‑down skill set could boost Denver’s 26th‑ranked rushing attack.

Nuggets’ Aaron Gordon earns ‘All-Star’ praise from insider despite sorry loss to Thunder

The Denver Nuggets looked like they forgot how to play basketball on Thursday, dropping their season opener against the Oklahoma City Thunder, 96-84, at Paycom Center. The Nuggets were handcuffed by the Thunder. Nikola Jokic only scored 13 points on 5-of-19 shooting, including 1-of-7 from three-point range, while Jamal Murray only had eight points on […] The post Nuggets’ Aaron Gordon earns ‘All-Star’ praise from insider despite sorry loss to Thunder appeared first on ClutchPoints .