3 Takeaways From the Wild’s 4-2 Win Over the Flyers
The Minnesota Wild finished their two-game road trip against the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday night, Nov. 3. They had a strong win on Sunday, Nov. 1 against the Washington Capitals…
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Javon Kinlaw officially out for season as Commanders lose another DT
The Washington Commanders lose defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw for the rest of the 2026 season after MCL surgery, joining Daron Payne on the injured reserve list. Kinlaw, who posted 13 tackles and a sack before going down with a knee injury sustained in Week 6 against the 49ers, signed a three‑year, $45 million deal in March 2025. His absence leaves the interior line thin, forcing the team to rely on Tim Settle, Shy Tuttle and the recovering Jer’Zhan Newton as they head into the final stretch.
Trae Young must embrace being off-ball threat for AJ Dybantsa to reach his ceiling
The Washington Wizards made Trae Young a long-term piece, so he needs to give up the ball to let AJ Dybantsa blossom.
NFL trade deadline: A deep dive into potential Commanders targets
As the NFL trade deadline looms, Washington faces a pivotal decision: sell or buy. After shipping left guard Quenton Nelson to Seattle and losing Daron Payne to a season‑ending foot fracture, the Commanders sit in a weakened NFC East while a playoff spot remains possible. The article outlines potential sellers—EDGE Darron Armstrong, pass‑rusher K’Lavon Chaisson, veteran tackle Andrew Wylie, backup QB Marcus Mariota, and DBs Mikey Sainristil & Quan Martin—and highlights likely buyer clubs. It also weighs a blockbuster chase for running back Jonathan Taylor, whose high price could strain Washington’s roster. The piece serves as a blueprint for the front office ahead of the Rams matchup.
Not enough room left for comeback as poor goaltending sinks Capitals against Stars: numbers for the morning after
The Washington Capitals dropped another home-ice matchup with a Central Division team on Tuesday night. After falling into an early hole, the Caps couldn’t complete a comeback over the Dallas Stars, falling 6-5 in regulation. Maybe they should have worn their blue Hometown Remix sweaters a game earlier instead of their normal red jerseys. The
Logan Thompson pulled for second time in Capitals tenure after Jason Robertson scores natural hat trick: ‘It was time to make the change and go to Chucky’
WASHINGTON, DC — Logan Thompson isn’t used to getting the hook. Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery has rarely pulled the goaltender during his tenure in DC, opting to let the starter hold the net even during lackluster performances. Tuesday night, however, Carbery broke from that pattern, ending Thompson’s night early as Washington fell 6-5 to
Manchester United complete stunning comeback to beat AS Roma in UEFA Champions League
Manchester United rallies from a 0-2 halftime hole to win 3-2 against AS Roma at Old Trafford in Tuesday’s UEFA Champions League clash. After Roma dominated the first half, United’s Matheus Cunha sparks the comeback with a brace, turning the tie around in the second half. The dramatic finish secures United’s progression and underscores their resilience in Europe.
How the Cleveland Cavaliers Defeated the Washington Wizards in a Wednesday-Night Win
The Cleveland Cavaliers defend their home streak with a 121-111 victory over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday night. Evan Mobley leads Cleveland with 24 points and 12 rebounds, hitting five of six threes, while rookie Meleek Thomas adds 10. Washington counters with AJ Dybantsa’s NBA debut 19‑point effort and Alex Sarr’s 18 points inside. Despite the Wizards’ strong paint play—66 points in the lane—and Trae Young’s eight assists, the Cavs out‑rebound Washington 47‑27 and pull away in the fourth quarter. The win moves Cleveland to 3‑1, tying for third in the Eastern Conference, while Washington falls to 2‑2.
Wizards vs. Hawks preview: Washington hosts Atlanta on Wednesday
The Washington Wizards sit atop the Southeast Division after a strong start and will host the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 7 p.m. ET in Capital One Arena. The matchup pits division leaders against a Hawks squad looking to define its new identity after trading Trae Young to Washington. Injuries sideline Wizards forward Jamir Watkins and Hawks forward Henri Veesaar, with Jalen Johnson listed day‑to‑day. The game streams on Monumental Sports Network and airs on local radio. Fans can expect a high‑stakes “revenge” narrative as the Hawks try to prove the Young trade paid off.
Red Sox perfect trade offer for Nationals’ CJ Abrams
The Boston Red Sox, after a chaotic 2026 season that saw Alex Cora fired and a dramatic mid‑year 32‑5 surge, now face a glaring power shortage. With free‑agent shortstop Trevor Story likely departing, the team eyes Washington Nationals star C.J. Abrams as a potential upgrade. Abrams, a two‑time All‑Star, posted a .261/.336/.497 slash line with 33 homers, 106 RBIs, 30 doubles, 4 triples, and 34 steals in 2026. His addition could bolster a lineup anchored by Willson Contreras and Wilyer Abreu and offset the decline of outfielder Jarren Duran, who fell to a .207/.266/.361 line last year. The article outlines how Abrams’ 30‑30 potential could reshape Boston’s offense for 2027.
Capitals vs. Stars live updates: Jason Robertson’s hat trick dooms Washington in 6-5 loss despite furious comeback attempt
Game information/links Game preview The Washington Capitals (8-5-0) are back at Capital One Arena Tuesday night, looking to bounce back from their loss to the Minnesota Wild when they host the Dallas Stars (8-5-1) during Election Night in America. Washington has struggled against Western Conference opponents early this season, losing three of its first four
Dylan McIlrath wants to ‘feel like a hockey player again’ after Capitals demotion to Hershey: ‘The sitting out was difficult’
Dylan McIlrath returned to Hershey on Tuesday morning under vastly different circumstances than when he last wore a Bears jersey. The 34-year-old defenseman, who captained Hershey to back-to-back Calder Cup championships in 2023 and 2024, was sent back to the AHL on Monday after clearing NHL waivers. McIlrath had spent the entire previous two-plus seasons
NFC Notes: Saquon Barkley, Jayden Daniels, Commanders, Cowboys, Eagles
Jayden Daniels rallies the Commanders from a scoreless start to a comeback win over the Eagles on Monday Night Football, earning praise from coach Dan Quinn for his toughness after a hard hit. Meanwhile, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones defends head coach Brian Schottenheimer after a loss to the Cardinals, urging the team to step up. Eagles running back Saquon Barkley confirms he won’t be traded at the deadline and vows to stay and help Philadelphia turn the season around despite injuries.
4 Names Listed As Blackhawks Look To Trade For Scoring Winger
The Chicago Blackhawks, languishing at 31st in league goals per game, are reportedly targeting a scoring winger to jump‑start their faltering rebuild. Ben Pope (Chicago Sun‑Times) lists four realistic trade candidates: Ivan Miroshnichenko (Capitals, trade‑requesting former 20th‑overall pick), Dmitri Voronkov (Blue Jackets, actively on the market), Jake DeBrusk (Canucks, limited by a no‑movement clause), and Owen Tippett (Vancouver, 27‑year‑old with a five‑year, $6.2 M AAV contract). Each player brings size and offensive upside that could fit Chicago’s timeline.
Commanders' Payne, Kinlaw, McNichols Placed on Injured Reserve After Win vs. Eagles
The Washington Commanders are placing running back Jeremy McNichols and defensive tackles Javon Kinlaw and Daron Payne on injured reserve, the team announced on Tuesday.
Commanders send 3 players to injured reserve, including 2 key D-Linemen
Following a 27-10 Week 8 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, the Washington Commanders place three players on injured reserve: RB Jeremy McNichols, DT Daron Payne, and DT Javon Kinlaw. McNichols suffered a serious injury in the third quarter and will miss at least four games, having logged only 34 rushing yards and seven receiving yards this season. Payne’s Jones fracture ends his 2026 season after tallying a sack, forced fumble and 14 tackles in six games. Kinlaw, already dealing with a knee issue, joins the IR with two passes defended, a sack and 13 tackles. The Commanders sit at 2‑4‑1.
Commanders (re)claim RB poached by Seahawks
The Seattle Seahawks waive running back Robert Henry Jr. after a 34-17 loss to the Chicago Bears, freeing a roster spot for returning fullbacks. Henry, who never suited up for Seattle, is claimed off waivers by his former team, the Washington Commanders, who add him to their 53-man roster amid mounting RB injuries. The Seahawks' ground game struggled, with Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price totaling just 52 yards on 16 carries (3.3 yards per carry) in the defeat.
‘Time To Go On The Road’: Dallas Stars Visit Alex Tuch, Washington Capitals To Open Two-Game Trip
Dallas has won eight of its last nine games against Washington, and Roope Hintz brings an eight-game point streak against the Capitals into Tuesday’s 6 p.m. CT puck drop.
When Is Jacory Croskey-Merritt Coming Back - Week 9 Fantasy Football Injury Return Update (2026)
Washington Commanders running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt seemed to be working into the top spot in his team's backfield and growing […]
Deandre Ayton has bought into Wizards' role the Lakers wish he would have accepted
The Los Angeles Lakers left a hole in their roster by trading Deandre Ayton, only for him to accept the exact role the purple and gold needed.
Commanders roster moves: Washington claims Robert Henry off waivers
The Washington Commanders claim undrafted rookie RB Robert Henry Jr. off waivers from Seattle on Nov. 3, 2026, after he spent a brief stint on the Seahawks' active roster. Henry, a Texas‑San Antonio product who shone in the preseason, joins a backfield already featuring Austin Ekeler and Rachaad White, offering slashing potential despite still developing ball security and pass protection. The move coincides with Jeremy McNichols' foot injury, prompting questions about depth. Meanwhile, the Commanders released sixth‑round rookie Kaytron Allen, who was promptly picked up by the Dolphins.
Commanders injury update: Three key players placed on injured reserve
The Washington Commanders place three starters on injured reserve: defensive tackles Daron Payne and Javon Kinlaw, plus running back Jeremy McNichols, as announced on Nov. 3, 2026. Their Week 8 win over the Eagles highlighted contributions from Charles Omenihu and Shy Tuttle, who will see increased snaps, while Johnny Newton returns from IR to bolster the front seven. The team has not yet named replacement moves, though they have claimed RB Robert Henry Jr. off waivers from Seattle. Fans will be watching how the depth chart reshapes ahead of upcoming games.
Commanders Claiming RB Robert Henry Jr.
The Washington Commanders reclaim running back Robert Henry Jr. off waivers from Seattle, ending a brief stint on the Seahawks' active roster. The 24‑year‑old UTSA standout—first‑team All‑AAC in 2025, 2,339 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns in 35 college games—went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft, signed with the Commanders, was cut, joined their practice squad, then was signed by Seattle in October before being released a month later. The waiver claim returns Henry to Washington as they bolster depth at running back.
Future Hogs: College football players who could help Commanders
Week 9 saw top‑ranked teams stumble—Miami edged a win thanks to Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney, while Ohio State fell without quarterback Julian Sayin. The blog now spotlights four college players who could bolster the Washington Commanders. UCF senior QB Keyone Jenkins threw for 293 yards and three TDs against BYU, showing precision despite his 6‑foot frame. Cincinnati’s 5‑foot‑8 RB Cole Tabb rushed for 131 yards and a TD on 14 carries versus Utah, excelling in zone‑blocking schemes and third‑down situations. Wake Forest senior WR Carlos Hernandez recorded eight catches for 136 yards and a TD against Virginia, demonstrating route‑running speed and play‑making ability. The piece invites fans to weigh in on these and other prospects for the NFL roster.
Breer Names Potential Steelers Trade Target With Ties To Team
Albert Breer reports the Steelers are eyeing Washington Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil as a possible trade target ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline. While receivers dominate the rumors, Breer notes the Commanders haven’t indicated a willingness to sell but have fielded inquiries, suggesting Sainristil could be on Pittsburgh’s radar.
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