Puka Nacua Returns to Practice, on Track to Face Eagles Sunday
Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua returned to practice Wednesday and is expected to play Sunday against the Eagles after missing two games with a groin injury.
Patriots Rookie Eli Raridon and Wife Anna Announce Death of Their Newborn Son
New England Patriots rookie tight end Eli Raridon and his wife, Anna, announced their newborn son died of anencephaly, a fatal birth defect with no cure or standard treatment.
Bronx-Born Actor Chazz Palminteri Blasts Sonny Gray’s Yankee Stint, Talks De Niro and Giants’ QB Pick
Bronx native Chazz Palminteri criticized Yankees-turned-Red Sox pitcher Sonny Gray, recalled a career-defining moment working with Robert De Niro on ‘A Bronx Tale,’ and backed the Giants’ signing of quarterback J.J. McCarthy during an appearance on ‘The Craig Carton Show.’
A’ja Wilson Draws Technical Foul After Confronting Fan During Fever-Aces Game 2
A’ja Wilson drew a technical foul for confronting a fan during the Aces’ Game Two loss to the Fever in Indianapolis, after arena security determined the fan had broken no rules.
Federal Judge in Atlanta Tosses Riley Gaines’ Title IX Suit Against NCAA
A federal judge in Georgia dismissed Riley Gaines’ lawsuit against the NCAA over transgender athlete policies, ruling the organization isn’t directly subject to Title IX; Gaines says she will appeal.
Rookie Jackson Koivun Shines at Medinah as Team USA Wins Presidents Cup
American rookie Jackson Koivun impressed at the Presidents Cup in Medinah, Illinois, going 2-0-1 in his debut while teammate Justin Thomas praised his performance.
49ers Beat Cardinals 36-30 in San Francisco but Lose Two Stars to Injury
The San Francisco 49ers beat the Arizona Cardinals 36-30 to improve to 3-0, but lost left tackle Trent Williams and receiver Mike Evans to injury while Christian McCaffrey left the game with a busted lip and sore throat.
Lindor Reaches 300 Career Home Runs in Mets’ Loss to Nationals
Francisco Lindor hit the 300th home run of his career Sunday in the Mets’ 6-4 loss to the Nationals, capping a season shortened by a calf injury.
Angels Lose Season Finale to Mariners, Hit 100 Losses for First Time in Franchise History
The Los Angeles Angels lost 7-3 to the Seattle Mariners in their season finale, finishing 62-100 and recording the franchise’s first 100-loss season in 65 years.
Aces Overwhelm Fever in Playoff Opener, Wilson Scores 38
The Las Vegas Aces routed the Indiana Fever 102-85 in Game 1 of their playoff series, with A’ja Wilson scoring 38 points as Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell struggled offensively.
MLB Weighs Grand Teton National Park as Site for Special Event Game
Major League Baseball has asked the White House about staging a special game inside Grand Teton National Park, but officials say no permits have been granted and no plans are finalized.
Bears Turn to Case Keenum for Eagles Game With Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent Sidelined
The Chicago Bears will start Case Keenum, not Tyson Bagent, at quarterback Monday night against the Eagles, with starter Caleb Williams out three to four weeks with a hamstring injury.
Texans’ Al-Shaair Removes Pro-Palestinian Eyeblack Message After NFL Threat
Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair removed a pro-Palestinian eyeblack message during last week’s game against Cincinnati after an NFL official warned he would be pulled from the field, following an $11,492 fine the week before for a similar message.
Ohtani’s Slump Deepens at Oracle Park as Dodgers Weigh Playoff Risk
Shohei Ohtani went 1-for-9 with five strikeouts over the weekend at Oracle Park, raising concerns about his form ahead of the Dodgers’ playoff opener on Oct. 3.
Enes Kanter Freedom Calls for Lynx Coach Cheryl Reeve to Resign Over Transgender Comments
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom called on Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve to resign after she said critics of transgender participation in women’s sports ‘don’t want transgender people to exist.’ Reeve made the comment after the Lynx’s regular-season finale at Target Center.
Boyle County’s Seneca Driver Flagged for Slam After Interception in Rebels’ Win Over Ballard
Boyle County tight end and Oklahoma commit Seneca Driver drew a personal foul for slamming a Ballard defender to the ground during the Rebels’ 38-3 win Friday night, marking his latest on-field conduct issue this season.
Sooners’ Struggling Offense Faces Georgia’s Defense in Week 4 Showdown
Oklahoma brings a struggling offense but an elite, stingy defense into Saturday’s matchup against Georgia in Athens, setting up what could be a low-scoring, defensive battle.
Week 3 Fantasy Football Shakeup: Tough Calls Loom for Cardinals, Saints and Chargers Fans
After Week 3, fantasy football managers with ties to Chargers, Cardinals and Saints players face tough calls, with Marvin Harrison Jr. and Travis Etienne Jr. drawing the most scrutiny while experts urge patience with Justin Herbert.
Fever Guard Sophie Cunningham Profiled in New Fox Nation Special
A new Fox Nation special traces Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s path from a Missouri farm to the WNBA, and her outspoken role in the debate over women’s sports.
49ers’ Juszczyk Fined Nearly $15,000 for Celebration He Says Mimics Drinking Juice, Not Beer
The NFL fined 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk $14,926 for an end zone celebration it called an imitation of chugging a beer, though the player has long said the gesture — tied to his nickname “Juice” — represents drinking juice.
ASU Hockey Coach Declines to Discuss August Workout That Left Player on Life Support
Arizona State men’s hockey coach Greg Powers repeatedly declined to answer questions about the August 20 workout that left sophomore player Matthew Mayich on life support after suffering exertional heat stroke.
Troy Aikman’s Future at ESPN Uncertain as Contract Talks Stall
Troy Aikman’s contract with ESPN expires after this year’s Super Bowl, and sources say the network and the analyst remain far apart on a new deal, raising questions about the future of his longtime pairing with Joe Buck.
49ers’ Juszczyk Fights NFL Fine Over ‘Juice’ Celebration, Says It Was Never Beer
49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk is appealing a $14,926 NFL fine for what the league called a beer-drinking celebration, insisting the gesture referred to his longtime nickname “Juice,” not alcohol.
Devils Concession Stands Now Sell a Popcorn Bucket With a Built-In Hockey Game
The New Jersey Devils are now selling a souvenir popcorn bucket with a built-in pinball-style hockey game on top, letting fans use a popcorn piece as a puck while watching the real game.