Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love returns from an ankle injury and is slated to play Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys. Love, the team's third overall pick, could be a key factor as the Cardinals look to lean on their rushing attack against the league's worst rush defense, which has surrendered over 1,000 yards and averages 4.7 yards per carry. The Cardinals average just 3.7 yards per carry, matching Love's numbers, making this a potential breakout game despite the Cowboys' depleted right guard line.
The Dallas Cowboys lose key weapons ahead of their NFC East showdown with the Arizona Cardinals as wide receiver KaVontae Turpin (rib injury) and safety Dee Winters (calf) are ruled out for the week. Both were sidelined after missing practice all week. Linebacker Marist Liufau (forearm) and defensive end Jonathan Bullard (calf) remain questionable, as does tight end Luke Schoonmaker (groin), while safety P.J. Locke (foot) is a possible return. On the Cardinals side, starter Carson Beck is healthy, but DT Walter Nolen (ankle) sits out, and top draft pick Jeremiyah Love (ankle) is cleared to play.
The Diamondbacks have a new pitching coach. Dennis Lin of The Athletic reports that Arizona has snaked Ben Fritz away from the Padres. He has been working as the bullpen coach in San Diego. The Snakes parted ways with pitching coach Brian Kaplan earlier this month. More to come.
Fritz spent the last seven seasons as the Padres' bullpen coach and also reportedly interviewed by the Rockies.
Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker fielded trade‑deadline questions on Friday while dressed in a full Joker‑style Halloween costume. He dismissed rumors about a possible move, saying he’s focused on the upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys and aims for a win at their stadium. The light‑hearted interview, captured in a tweet by Nolan Bianchi, highlights Baker’s playful holiday spirit amid serious offseason speculation.
The Denver Nuggets (2-2) head to Phoenix for their first NBA Cup game on Oct. 30, 2026, at 8 PM MDT against the Suns (1-2). After a roller‑coaster start—including a loss, a comeback win, and a solid victory on national TV—Denver looks to add momentum. Key matchups feature PG Jamal Murray vs. Devin Booker and big men Nikola Jokic against Cam Johnson, who is questionable with an ankle injury. Tune in on Altitude TV or 92.5 FM for live coverage.
Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker turned Halloween into a spectacle, answering trade deadline questions while wearing a grotesque evil‑clown mask at the team’s press conference. The Cardinals sit 2‑5 after a 30‑16 loss to Denver, having already dealt Marvin Harrison Jr. to Houston and eyeing more moves before the Nov. 10 deadline. Baker told ESPN he plans to stay through the deadline but acknowledges trades are “business.” The video of his costume has gone viral, earning him praise for his commitment to the holiday tradition.
Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott delivers a stark warning to the Cowboys after their 3-4 start, emphasizing the need to protect home‑field advantage ahead of the Oct. 27 showdown with the Arizona Cardinals. He cites the 24‑16 loss to Tampa Bay—highlighted by Bucky Irving’s 165 rushing yards and a costly fumble by KaVontae Turpin—as evidence of missed tackles and turnover woes. Prescott points to the recent 30‑14 win over Philadelphia, where Dallas posted 204 rushing yards and 200+ passing yards, as the standard to repeat. A victory would even the record at 4‑4 and secure back‑to‑back wins, while another home defeat could jeopardize the Cowboys’ NFC East standing.
A recent Turf Show Times poll shows 67% of Los Angeles Rams fans feel confident after the Week 7 28‑17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, a sharp rise from just 20% following the Week 6 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. The article questions whether this optimism is justified, noting the Rams sit 3‑4, are 0‑2 in the NFC West and still struggle with offensive inconsistency, a fatigable defense, and special‑teams woes. With key players like Trent McDuffie returning and Myles Garrett pending, the team could spark a run, but sustaining fan confidence will hinge on continued wins.
The third overall pick practiced on a limited basis Wednesday and Thursday, his first sessions since Oct. 9, after sitting out games against the Rams and Broncos.
The Phoenix Suns (1-2) face the Denver Nuggets (2-2) at 7 p.m. Arizona time in the NBA Cup group‑play opener. After a rough start, the Suns have benched Jalen Green and are weighing a point‑guard trade, while defensive woes—ranked last in rating—loom large. Health updates list Mark Williams out, Oso Ighodaro questionable, and Nuggets injuries including Cam Johnson and Spencer Jones. The key matchup pits Jokic, who has posted multiple 20‑plus point, 15‑plus rebound, 15‑plus assist games against Phoenix, against rookie center Khaman Maluach. The preview predicts a close game, forecasting a Nuggets 121‑118 win.
Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker was very much in the Halloween spirit during his media availability on Friday.
The Cardinals' disappointing start has put Mike LaFleur under pressure, making Sunday's matchup with Dallas an important opportunity to restore confidence in his vision.
Kennard gave props to Collin Gillespie while expressing that Phoenix's current group can figure out the point guard role.
Dallas Mavericks coach Dusty May praises newly‑signed center Daniel Gafford, who started the season strong after a $54.4 million extension and even hit his first career three‑pointer in a win over Oklahoma City. Meanwhile, Spurs veteran Tobias Harris continues rehab from a calf strain, Suns big man Oso Ighodaro is questionable with an oblique strain, Grizzlies forward Quinten Post left a game with an ankle injury after posting 7.6 points per game, and a side‑by‑side look compares Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg with Timberwolves forward Jonathan Kuminga, both 24. The roundup covers key health updates and early performances across the Western Conference.
After a Monday night win over the Eagles, the Dallas Cowboys host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, needing a victory to climb back to .500 and stay ahead of the Giants in the NFC East. The blog flags three worries: Coach Brian Schottenheimer’s chronic inconsistency—only one back‑to‑back win in 24 games and a recent loss to Carolina despite a three‑point edge; the Cardinals’ surprisingly potent air attack led by Jacoby Brissett, who tops the league with 282 attempts and has three‑touchdown games; and a historic 1‑8 record against Arizona since 2008, including a 27‑17 loss last season. These factors suggest the Cowboys face a tough test despite the Cardinals being a weaker opponent on paper.
Arizona Fall League infielder Demetrio Crisantes, the Arizona Diamondbacks’ top prospect, reflects on a breakout 2026 season that saw him surge from High‑A to Triple‑A, posting a .319/.413/.548 slash line with the Amarillo Sod Poodles and a .278/.343/.412 line with the Reno Aces. He hit for the cycle, made a “Derek Jeter” play at second, and now competes with the Salt River Rafters, batting .281/.349/.421 with six doubles, a triple and six steals in 14 games. Crisantes cites lessons from veterans like Pavin Smith and aims to stay healthy, add at‑bats and improve his defense while dreaming of a future at Chase Field.
Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker, dressed in a creepy clown mask for Halloween, gave a pointed answer to trade rumors swirling ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline. The 30‑year‑old Pro Bowl player said he’s “living in the present,” focusing on practice and the upcoming Week 8 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. Despite the Cardinals’ 2‑5 record and speculation that the team might move the eight‑time Pro Bowler for future assets, Baker highlights his season stats: 44 tackles, a career‑high 3.5 sacks and an interception. His masked interview underscores his commitment to the team as trade talk intensifies.
Dallas head coach Brian Schottenheimer says the Cowboys aren’t worried about the injuries to wide receiver George Pickens (shoulder), safety Caleb Downs (ankle) and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams (hamstring) as they prepare for Sunday’s clash with the Arizona Cardinals. Despite limited practice Thursday, he expects the trio to be available, emphasizing the need for consistency to stay in the NFC East race. A win would bring the team back to .500.
Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur provided a slew of injury updates on Friday, including for Jeremiyah Love.
Here are three realistic trades the Suns could explore to land a true point guard and improve their offense around Devin Booker.
The Arizona Cardinals confirm running back Jeremiyah Love is cleared to play Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys, ending a two‑game absence due to a nagging ankle injury. Coach Jonathan LaFleur’s green light offers a potential boost to the Cardinals’ offense, though his workload may be limited alongside Bam Knight and Tyler Allgeier—who is also dealing with a toe issue. Fantasy owners will watch closely, hoping Love can regain rhythm and justify early draft capital without further setbacks.
The blog breaks down the stats ahead of the Dallas Cowboys’ home game against the Arizona Cardinals on Oct. 30, 2026. Dallas (3‑4) rides a dominant rushing performance by Javonte Williams—155 yards on 25 carries and a season‑high 204 total rushing yards—while Dak Prescott logged 212 passing yards and CeeDee Lamb added two TDs. Arizona (2‑5) managed only 94 rush yards, 272 passing yards, and struggled in the red zone (1‑5) and on third down (5‑17), with QB Jacoby Brissett sacked three times. The Cardinals’ defense ranks 28th against the run but 8th against the pass, giving Dallas a clear advantage. With a –66 point differential and most losses being blowouts, the Cowboys enter as seven‑point favorites and aim to control the game early with their ground game.
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The article argues that Jalen Green is the Phoenix Suns’ new hope after a rocky start to the 2026‑27 season. While fans and pundits have debated his role, the author believes Green’s explosive defense and improving offensive efficiency make him a prime candidate to become the Suns’ second All‑Star alongside Devin Booker. Green must sharpen his decision‑making in the lane, but his athleticism and willingness to learn could elevate the team beyond its current struggles, offering a brighter path than the departed veterans.