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Nov 6, 2026
Carmelo Anthony has named Luka Doncic his 2026-27 MVP pick, with one condition: a healthy, focused, fully engaged Luka. With the Lakers at 7-2 and Luka averaging 38.5 points, the early signs look promising.
With Deshaun Watson in the concussion protocol, Shedeur Sanders is likely to start for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. Receiver Jerry Jeudy, once frustrated with him on the sideline, now says he's a baller.
Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella have earned their success through wrestling, television, and business ventures.
Golden State projects roughly $64 million to $66.8 million in max cap space next summer, and the front office believes it can attract a star. Jokic is the biggest name on the board, but he has said he wants to stay in Denver.
Some high-profile trade deals could unfold as the IPL 2027 retention deadline approaches.
Bournemouth extended their perfect Europa League record on Thursday as they came from behind to win 3-1 at 10-man Sparta Prague, while Ruben Amorim's AC Milan suffered a third defeat in four matches.
Joe Milton went from the Dallas Cowboys practice squad to starting for the Philadelphia Eagles in under three weeks. Now he faces the Giants with a half-learned playbook, a benched Tanner McKee in his corner, and a six-game losing streak to end.
Lewis Hamilton said on Thursday he remained frustrated by events at Ferrari during last week's Mexico City Grand Prix and had yet to hold any discussions about the opening-lap clash that wrecked their victory hopes.
Cris Collinsworth says the Philadelphia Eagles should not panic after six straight losses. The NBC analyst wants the team to rebuild its offensive and defensive lines through the draft before judging head coach Nick Sirianni.
Jordan Love and his wife dressed as blind NFL referees, and head coach Matt LaFleur found it hilarious. He still wants no part of the conversation, and with fines flying around the league, his silence makes perfect sense.
AC Milan forward Alphadjo Cisse earned his first Italy call-up on Thursday for Nations League matches against France and Belgium after an impressive start to the season.
The explosive opener has managed two half-centuries in seven innings this Ranji Trophy season, with his highest score of 70 coming against Delhi in Maharashtra's opening match. Since then, his returns have been 7, 21, 0, 17 and 12.