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Dalton Rushing has elbow surgery, not expected to catch until 2nd half of 2027

Dodgers catcher Dalton Rushing undergoes surgery to repair a partially torn UCL in his right elbow, pushing his return past the 2027 All‑Star break. The procedure, a hybrid internal brace, means he won’t catch again this season and is likely limited to pinch‑hitting in early 2027, with full catching duties not expected until the second half of the year. Rushing, who posted a .246/.328/.460 line with 12 homers in 80 games this season, missed the final stretch after re‑injuring the elbow in September. The setback clears the way for backup Hunter Feduccia to start 2027 behind the plate.

Guardians’ Gavin Williams likes comment linking him to Braves

The Atlanta Braves are being linked to stars after their disappointing NLDS defeat to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager’s name has popped up, and now, so has Cleveland Guardians pitcher Gavin Williams. In the aftermath of the Guardians’ elimination to the Tampa Bay Rays in the ALCS, Williams sent out an […] The post Guardians’ Gavin Williams likes comment linking him to Braves appeared first on ClutchPoints .

“Creepy” ESPN Cameramen Called Out For Zooming In On Multiple Females’ Chests, “Hard Zooming On Mom & Daughter” During Lakers-Warriors Game [VIDEO]

During the Lakers‑Warriors season opener on Oct. 21, 2026, ESPN cameras sparked controversy by zooming in on several female fans—including a mother and daughter—in the stands at Crypto.com Arena. The incident, captured on a Twitter clip, highlights ongoing concerns about intrusive camerawork at sporting events. Meanwhile, the Lakers dominate the Warriors 127‑105, with Luka Dončić posting 28 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists, and Walker Kessler scoring a perfect 12‑for‑12 for 26 points and 9 rebounds.

Los Angeles Chargers news: Omarion Hampton still ranked highly among 2nd-year backs

Omarion Hampton, the Chargers' 23‑year‑old former 22nd‑overall pick, has struggled early in 2026, dropping his carries and yards per attempt after two fumbles and limited snaps. Despite the winless team and a three‑back committee, Bleacher Report’s Gary Davenport still ranks him third among second‑year backs, behind Ashton Jeanty and TreyVeon Henderson, citing his talent and a strong rookie showing before an ankle injury. The article weighs Hampton’s potential against his current slump and invites reader opinions.

Warriors Notes: Lendeborg, Curry, Porzingis

Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg logged a team‑high 29 minutes in the 124‑97 loss to the Lakers, scoring 12 points and defending Luka Doncic, who went 1‑for‑6 when Lendeborg guarded him. The rookie sparked drama with trash‑talk and a technical for calling Doncic "sucks." Meanwhile, Stephen Curry returned from an ankle tweak to drop 23 points in 21 minutes, 16 in the first quarter. The team also grapples with Kristaps Porzingis’s indefinite health absence and possible trade, leaving the Warriors scrambling for a reliable big man.

Game Preview #10: New Jersey Devils vs. Anaheim Ducks

The preview pits the 5‑4‑0 New Jersey Devils against the 4‑5‑0 Anaheim Ducks on Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. EDT (MSGSN/DAZN, Devils Hockey Network). The Ducks enter the game tired after a four‑game losing streak and a grueling three‑games‑in‑four‑days schedule, missing key players like Mason McTavish and Troy Terry. Their top scorers are Leo Carlsson (11 points), Mikael Granlund (8) and Beckett Sennecke (5 goals), but they allow over three goals per game with a .882 save percentage. The Devils boast a perfect 9‑game shooting streak and are debating lineup tweaks, notably the role of fourth‑liner Amadeus Lombardi and the status of Anthony Mantha. The article argues the Devils can exploit Anaheim’s defensive woes to secure a win.

Patriots host former Chargers starter on a visit amid O-line concerns

The Patriots’ O‑line is in crisis ahead of Thursday’s Week 7 clash with the Chicago Bears, forcing the team to start Walter Rouse and Matt Pryor at guard after a cascade of injuries to Mike Onwenu, Greg Van Roten, Ben Brown and Alijah Vera‑Tucker. In response, New England invited former Chargers guard Jamaree Salyer – a six‑year veteran with 43 starts and a former teammate of center Jared Wilson – for a visit. Salyer, 26, was released by the Dolphins in August after a stint on IR. The game kicks off at 8:15 p.m. ET.

Another Rams starter lands on injury report

Linebacker Nate Landman enters the concussion protocol, putting the Rams’ Week 7 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders at risk. With star receiver Davante Adams out after hamstring surgery and Myles Garrett still sidelined for an estimated six‑to‑eight weeks, Los Angeles faces a mounting injury crisis. Landman, who recorded 71 snaps and 10 tackles in the loss to Arizona, has 51 tackles this season; his absence could force Omar Speights into a larger role while the nickel and dime packages are heavily used. The Rams must find a way to win without key defenders as they battle a depleted roster.

Haliburton’s Heated Exchange with Rival, Warriors Player “Lost All Respect” for Luka, Minnesota Star Joins MJ in Rare Feat and More From NBA’s Latest Games

Opening night produced drama across 11 games. Tyrese Haliburton led Indiana to a 123‑120 win over New Orleans, scoring 23 points with 12 assists despite a technical foul and a post‑game emotional interview. A post‑game clash saw Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg slam Luka Dončić’s “whining,” igniting a new Pacific Division rivalry after a 127‑105 Lakers victory. Anthony Edwards delivered a historic performance for Minnesota, dropping 35 points in a 131‑106 win over Miami and joining Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain as the only players with multiple 40‑point season openers. Houston trapped Kyrie Irving, beating Dallas 128‑110, while Kevin Durant and Jabari Smith each scored 30. The night set an aggressive tone for the season.

James Worthy on Shaq joining the Lakers: ‘It almost didn’t happen’

Los Angeles Lakers legends James Worthy and Robert Horry reflected on Shaquille O’Neal’s decision to leave the Orlando Magic for the Lakers in 1996, with Horry highlighting how the move helped establish greater player freedom in the NBA. Speaking to Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson for #WordsWithScoop, Horry described O’Neal’s free agency decision as an important […] The post James Worthy on Shaq joining the Lakers: ‘It almost didn’t happen’ appeared first on TalkBasket.net .