SPORT RSS Streams

1. Travis Hunter stars in Jaguars' loss, is 1st with INT and TD catch since 2002  ESPN
2. ‘Balling Out of His Mind,’ ‘Legacy Game’ — NFL World Reacts to Travis Hunter’s Stellar Performance in Jaguars’ Loss vs. Texans  Yahoo Sports
3. Travis Hunter is having his best offensive game, and worst defensive game, of the season  NBC Sports
4. Jaguars' Travis Hunter: Scores on both sides of ball Sunday  CBS Sports
5. Travis Hunter records TD, INT in Week 6  USA Today

1. Returning the first samples from a Martian moon: Inside the science of Japan's bold MMX mission to Mars  Space
2. Japan's MMX mission set to grab a piece of Mars's moon Phobos  BBC
3. Japan to launch historic round-trip mission to Mars moon  Phys.org
4. NASA to Help Unlock Mysteries of Mars’ Moons in Upcoming Mission  NASA Science (.gov)
5. Japan to launch spacecraft on a mission to get samples from a Martian moon  AP News

1. Everyone’s watching the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything’  TechCrunch
2. ‘You Can See Everything’ becomes one of the biggest documentary releases in decades  CNN
3. The Six Things You Don’t See In ‘You Can See Everything’  The Hollywood Reporter
4. The Reporter Who Exposed Elizabeth Holmes on Nathan Fielder’s Documentary  The New York Times
5. How A24 Spurred A Meme Craze & Got The Many To Watch ‘You Can See Everything’; Documentary Opens To $15M Milestone  Deadline

Truck overturns in Kansas City, killing dozens of cows and causing dozens more to roam streets  AP NewsSee more headlines & perspectives on Google News

1. Week 6 NFL schedule, scores, live updates: Tyler Warren, Quinshon Judkins inactive; Caleb Williams, A.J. Brown return from injury  Yahoo Sports
2. 2026 NFL season, Week 6: What We Learned from Sunday's games  NFL.com
3. NFL Week 6 highlights, standout performances and reactions  USA Today
4. Texans beat Jaguars at the last; Bears v Falcons, Ravens v Browns and more: NFL week six – live  The Guardian
5. NFL Week 6 live scores and updates: News and analysis from Sunday's games after Texans edge Jaguars in London  The New York Times

1. Trump announces plans to renovate D.C. golf course amid legal battle  NBC News
2. Trump says he will close historic DC golf course for 15 months of renovations  NBC4 Washington
3. Justice Department Seeks to Disqualify Judge Overseeing Golf Course Lawsuit  The New York Times
4. Satellite images reveal where Park Service removed trees on D.C. golf course  The Washington Post
5. Trump Shuttering Popular D.C. Golf Course For 15 Month Renovation  Forbes

1. Photographer attacked by settlers in the West Bank feels insulted by Netanyahu  AP News
2. Israeli settlers attack Palestinians, European diplomats in West Bank, Belgium says  Reuters
3. European diplomats attacked in West Bank a day after beating of Post photographer  The Washington Post
4. US ambassador to Israel condemns settler attack on American journalist, and other Mideast news  The Boston Globe
5. European diplomats say they were attacked by Israeli settlers in the West Bank; Israel urges caution before drawing conclusions  CBS News

1. Super Typhoon Champi intensifies to a Cat 5 after battering Guam  Yale Climate Connections
2. Guam braces for Category 4 Typhoon Champi as eyewall approaches  Scripps News
3. UPDATED: Around 50% of island without power Sunday morning, GPA crews out  guampdn.com
4. Typhoon Champi sea warning possible Wednesday night: CWA  Focus Taiwan
5. Super Typhoon Champi is chasing the strongest storm on Earth  The Weather Network

Astros have 2 clear trade candidates during MLB offseason originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

The Houston Astros fired general manager Dana Brown in August and have recently parted ways with manager Jose Espada. 

The upcoming offseason should be a significant one for the AL West club, which won the division despite a mediocre 81-81 record. 

The Athletic's Chandler Rome wrote that Houston's front office, specifically owner Jim Crane, could look to shed payroll this offseason. 

Who might Houston be willing to trade? 

"Expect [Isaac] Paredes and [Christian] Walker to be discussed as potential trade pieces, though moving Walker could require Crane paying down a substantial portion of the $20 million he’s owed next season," Rome wrote.

"Pitcher Cristian Javier, slated to earn $21,000,000, could be in the same conversation." 

Paredes, who hit 25 home runs and drove in 94 runs, has a $13.35 million 2027 club option that the Astros will most likely pick up, per Rome. He can play either corner infield spot. 

MORE: White Sox reportedly have 'no urgency' to sign Munetaka Murakami to an extension

Meanwhile, Walker is a three-time Gold Glove Award-winning first baseman who connected for 29 homers with a .727 OPS. He's eight years older than Paredes and would be more of a financial commitment for an interested club. 

Houston could also try to find a trade suitor for Javier. But he's thrown just 134.2 innings since the start of the 2024 season due to injuries. 

Crane may have to get creative if the Astros want to solve their logjam in the infield or decrease payroll in 2027. 

More MLB news:

• Reds' $70 million trade mistake is why third base is their biggest roster hole
• Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski made MLB playoff history three times with 104+ mph pitches
• How Mets could have advantage over Dodgers in free-agent pursuit of Tarik Skubal
• Most strikeouts in an MLB Postseason Game: White Sox made dubious history in loss to Guardians
• Red Sox's top offseason need highlights a big power-hitting problem

Despite holding a 21-14 lead at one point, the Seminoles were defeated in double overtime, 43-35, by the then-No. 3 Miami Hurricanes.

While FSU did not receive any votes in the AP Top 25 after Week 7, just three ACC teams are now ranked. The Miami Hurricanes are at No. 1 after last night's win.

The Wake Forest Demon Deacons have jumped up to No. 17, while the SMU Mustangs are at No. 23. In addition, there are no ACC teams in the "others receiving votes" category as of now.

Miami now has the No. 1 spot after defeating FSU, perhaps shockingly, as they have not defeated a single ranked opponent this season, along with BYU climbing up to No. 2 after defeating then-No. 2 Notre Dame. Ohio State is at No. 3, while Notre Dame and Georgia round out the top five. The biggest risers, Florida, climbed up 12 spots to No. 20 after taking down Texas. As such, the Longhorns were the biggest fallers, dropping 12 spots to No. 19, still above Florida.

FSU will look to try to break into the top 25 when they welcome the Clemson Tigers (4-2, 2-1 ACC) to Tallahassee on Halloween. They have a chance to get into the "others receiving votes" category if they can take care of business against them. The game will air on ESPN on Saturday, Oct. 31 at a to-be-determined time and network.

Follow us @FSUWire on X and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Florida State news, notes, and opinions. You can also follow Jacob on X at @jsmith_sports.

This article originally appeared on FSU Wire: Is FSU ranked in the AP Top 25 after losing to Miami?

Indianapolis Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner is questionable to return against the Tennessee Titans.

He is dealing with a calf injury.

On the Titans' first possession of the second half, Gardner exited the game. According to Jake Arthur, it appeared that the injury occurred to Gardner's left leg. After being looked at by the training staff, Gardner headed to the locker room.

Cam Taylor-Britt then took over for him at outside cornerback.

Sauce Gardner (calf) questionable for return. #TENvsIND

— Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) October 18, 2026

Gardner missed several games last season with a calf injury. At this time, it is not known if this injury is the same.

This season, Gardner has allowed nine completions on 17 targets for 195 yards with three pass breakups.

We will update this article as new reports come in.

This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts CB Sauce Gardner exits game v. Titans with injury

Massara: Juventus must ‘invest differently’ as Italian football ‘has worsened’

Juventus Chief Football Officer Frederic Massara isn’t yet focusing on the January transfer window, but insists the Bianconeri and other Serie A clubs must ‘ invest differently’ and be ‘more creative’ than in the past.

Juventus host Lazio at the Allianz Stadium this evening.

You can follow the build-up and live action as it happens on the LIVE BLOG.

Juventus vs. Lazio – Massara’s pre-match interview

FROSINONE, ITALY – AUGUST 23: Frederic Massara Chief Football Officer of Juventus FC looks on during the Serie A match between Frosinone Calcio and Juventus FC at Stadio Benito Stirpe on August 23, 2026 in Frosinone, Italy. (Photo by Giuseppe Bellini/Getty Images)

“It’s an important match as we aim for consistency in attitude as well,” Massara told DAZN minutes before kick-off via TMW.

Randal Kolo Muani and Nick Woltemade scored in Juventus’ 2-1 win over Celta Vigo in the Europa League on Thursday, but multiple sources claim coach Luciano Spalletti still wants a new, classic centre-forward in the January transfer window.

“We have plenty of time before January, and we also have Ekhator in attack,” Massara said.

Randal Kolo Muani dribbles with the ball as Juventus are defeated 1-0 by Cremonese in a training ground friendly at Continassa on October 2, 2026 (picture via www.juventus.com)

“Playing with two strikers is an option. Kolo Muani starts tonight, but they might play together during the match.”

Spalletti is serving a one-game ban tonight and will be replaced by his assistant coach, Marco Domenichini.

Massara, however, faced more questions about Juventus’ transfer strategy in the January window.

“We are experiencing a particular moment in the international market; the situation has even worsened for Italian football,” he said.

WALSALL, ENGLAND – AUGUST 06: Frederic Massara, Sporting Director of AS Roma, looks on prior to the pre-season friendly match between Aston Villa and AS Roma at Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium on August 06, 2025 in Walsall, England. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)

“We are less competitive than other leagues, so we need to invest differently. We need to get used to being more creative in finding effective solutions.”

Juventus have grabbed 11 points in six Serie A matches so far, scoring nine goals and conceding five times.

CLEVELAND, OHIO - OCTOBER 17: Jo Adell #7 of the Cleveland Guardians hits a Single during the eighth inning against the Tampa Bay Rays in game four of the American League Championship Series at Progressive Field on October 17, 2026 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) | Getty Images

The Guardians need to figure out a way to head back to Florida with one more win under their belt.

Last night was a bit of a fever dream. Was that bad defense Bazzana come back to haunt us? Was that Matt Festa for two innings? Was that Junior Caminero finally getting to Daniel Espino? Was that David Fry getting another important at-bat and coming up empty? Is this July Guardians baseball?

It’s time to shake the cobwebs from our minds and try again today.

Keys to an ALCS Game Five Guardians Win

1. Parker Messick Has a Legacy Outing

No way around it… for a good shot at winning today, Messick will need to bring it and have his best start of the playoffs. Yandy Diaz and Junior Caminero will be ready to jump him. Pitching to Patrick Bailey for the first time, Messick will have to have plenty of conviction and moxie as well as his good stuff to push the Guardians to a 3 games to 2 lead. These are the kind of opportunities that every player wants and can build a legendary career.

2. Adell Will Need to Hit Rasmussen

Rasmussen has slight reverse splits for his career. He strikes out more than one batter fewer per inning against lefties than he does right-handed hitters. These strikeout numbers have been even more profound this season. Now, left-handed hitters have hit for more power against him, so it does make sense to have them in the lineup… but the Guardians will only have one RHH to start today – Jo Adell. Aside from not letting Rasmussen settle in and get them out in front on his changeups late in counts, something tells me the Guardians will need a contribution from Jo Adell early to have a chance at getting to Rasmussen and into the Tampa Bay pen early. They need to try to see the Tampa best relievers today and win after seeing the Rays’ inner circle of trust yesterday.

3. Defense Will Need to Lock In

Boys, a pennant is on the line. We can’t have the mental and physical lapses in focus we had yesterday to beat these Rays. No one is going to hand you a pennant; you have to go out and take it from them.

4. Be Mindful of Reliver Familiarity

With Erik Sabrowski, Hunter Gaddis and Cade Smith both not pitching yesterday, expect a heavy dose of those three. At this point in the series, it is advantageous to try to use the former mostly against a part of the order they have yet to see in this series. This goes especially for Shawn Armstrong, Daniel Espino and Tim Herrin if they are used. Five from Parker SHOULD be enough today, but forcing Rays hitters to face your guys only for their first or second time in this series could be a big deal for Stephen Vogt and the Guardians.

Feed off what should be a lively Guardians’ crowd today and get the job done. Immortal glory in sports is within your grasp and tomorrow isn’t guaranteed.

OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI - OCTOBER 17: Pete Golding of the Mississippi Rebels before the game against the Missouri Tigers at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on October 17, 2026 in Oxford, Mississippi. (Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Ole Miss has spent the last two weeks proving it is worth its top ten ranking, and the Associated Press voters rewarded its efforts moving the Rebels up two spots in its latest poll.

The Rebels (5-1, 3-1 SEC) are now No. 7 nationally and the second highest ranked team in the SEC after Georgia at No. 5. The conference is well represented with nine teams in the top 25.

Not a single team stayed put in this week’s AP Top 25.

Miami is No. 1 for the first time since 2002 and BYU climbs to No. 2 after a historic weekend of upsets. See where your team landed: https://t.co/7dTTUiSC1jpic.twitter.com/kIqcyb3Ewk

— AP Top 25 (@AP_Top25) October 18, 2026

The rankings currently look a little retro with Miami, BYU, Ohio State and Notre Dame in the top four. The Fighting Irish dropped only a couple spots after losing on the road to BYU while Georgia dropped four spots losing at home to unranked Auburn.

Ole Miss’ week seven foe Missouri fell nine spots after the 31-3 dominant win by the Rebels. The one loss on the Rebels’ resume looks better now that Florida is ranked No. 20.

Still ahead of the Rebels is a road trip to No. 19 Texas and a home game with No. 5 Georgia, but the unranked teams like Auburn, Oklahoma and Mississippi State have proven absolutely capable of knocking off anyone this season. A season of chaos in the SEC and Big Ten could hurt the two conferences in the CFP selection process or potentially award the first ever 9-3 team in the 12-team playoff.

With Ohio State, Notre Dame, and Georgia entering bye weeks, there will likely not be much movement in the top 5 in the next week. BUT if there’s anything that likely won’t happen, this season is proving it CAN and WILL happen.

The Pittsburgh Steelers played the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Florida in Week 7. The Buccaneers took a 13-3 lead into halftime, but the real concern for the Steelers was the health of key personnel. Specifically, head coach Mike McCarthy who suffered an ankle injury just before halftime.

McCarthy was on his way to chat with CBS’s sideline reporter AJ Ross when he turned his ankle. McCarthy was spotted limping and had to slow down to the point where he got some help walking. McCarthy then headed to the blue medical tent. According to the broadcast he spent the entire halftime in the blue tent receiving medical attention instead of addressing his team in the locker room.

Here’s video of McCarthy heading into and leaving the blue tent.

Mike McCarthy (ankle) QUESTIONABLE #Steelers #NFL https://t.co/EijrUvY7R8

— Steelers Depot 7⃣ (@Steelersdepot) October 18, 2026

McCarthy will continue to coach through the pain in the second half.

—Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter —

Both TreVeyon Henderson and Will Campbell will play for the Patriots in Week 6 Getty

The New England Patriots have not had the sort of injury luck they benefited from for much of the 2025 campaign, but they have managed to overcome their woes in this department for a pair of big wins over the Buffalo Bills and Las Vegas Raiders in recent weeks. And now, it appears as if they are finally getting healthy.

The Pats confirmed on Saturday that star wide receiver A.J. Brown would be activated off of injured reserve and play in his first game since Week 1, but the statuses of two more important pieces on offense, TreVeyon Henderson and Will Campbell, remained up in the air. With the team’s list of inactive players being revealed, we now know that both Henderson and Campbell are active for this game as well.

TreVeyon Henderson, Will Campbell Active for Patriots in Week 6

Patriots inactives for NYJ vs. NE. pic.twitter.com/ifdz2pdPIH— New England Patriots (@Patriots) October 18, 2026

Part of what made New England’s run to the Super Bowl last year possible was the fact that it simply managed to stay healthy for the majority of the year. As rookies, Henderson and Campbell both immediately played big roles on offense, with Campbell becoming the starting left tackle and Henderson forming a strong running back duo alongside Rhamondre Stevenson.

In Week 5, it seemed like the Pats’ injury luck was going from bad to worse when both Henderson and Campbell were forced out of the game early with ankle injuries. While the game was a blowout in favor of New England, it’s never encouraging to see a player leave the game early and then not return, so the initial expectation was that these guys would have to miss some time.

This article was originally published on HEAVY

The post Patriots Make Final TreVeyon Henderson, Will Campbell Injury Decisions for Week 6 appeared first on HEAVY.

USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

Jim Furyk has signaled a clear shift in tone regarding Patrick Reed, suggesting the controversial former captain’s star is welcome back into the fold. The U.S. captain confirmed on Sunday that he is ready to move past the friction that defined the 2018 Ryder Cup. Reed has not played in the biennial event since the American team suffered a crushing defeat in France. Now, with a year remaining until the 2027 contest at Adare Manor, Furyk is focusing on assembling the strongest possible squad, regardless of past grievances.

The path to reconciliation is paved with specific comments made by Furyk to the Telegraph Sport. He added that he is “looking forward to welcoming our best team of 12.” This olive branch comes after years of silence and public criticism from both sides. According to GolfMagic, Reed had previously admitted he felt “blindsided” by Furyk’s pairing decisions in 2018 and described sitting him out of the foursomes as “not smart.” The tension peaked when Jordan Spieth reportedly asked Furyk not to pair him with Reed, preferring to play with Justin Thomas instead. Although Team USA fell 17½-10½, Reed recovered some dignity by winning 3&2 against Tyrrell Hatton in the singles despite the controversy. Reed will return to the PGA Tour next year after winning twice on the European-based circuit this season, keeping his eligibility alive for automatic qualification.

The Weight of History

Reed’s potential return carries significant baggage. He was overlooked for the 2021 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits and again two years later in Italy, with his move to LIV Golf likely contributing to those snubs. GolfMagic reports that Furyk told the Telegraph his sole aim is assembling the strongest team, suggesting current form outweighs prior drama. The captain’s willingness to have a conversation suggests a pragmatic approach to team building. Should he secure a spot or qualify, Reed must join a scouting mission to Adare Manor two months prior to the 2027 Ryder Cup. This trip is a critical step for any team member to get a feel for the course conditions and layout. The atmosphere at the first tee has become a spectacle in its own right, with fans queuing long before dawn, as noted by Irish Golfer Magazine regarding the evolution of the event over the last two decades. A return for Reed would add a layer of intrigue to an already electric environment.

Furyk’s comments suggest that the door is open, but it is not wide enough to walk through without effort. Reed must prove his form on the course to earn a spot on the team, either through automatic qualification or a captain’s pick. The captain’s role is to balance chemistry with talent, and Furyk seems willing to test that balance with Reed. The 2018 experience was painful for the U.S. side, but the landscape of professional golf has changed drastically since then. With LIV golfers having played on the DP World Tour under certain conditions, as reported by AOL.com, the lines between tours have blurred. If Reed is one of the players Furyk considers, it would signal a major shift in how the U.S. handles players with complex recent histories. The captain’s focus remains on the 2027 event at Adare Manor, where the team room dynamic will be crucial. A conversation between Furyk and Reed could clear the air, allowing both to focus on the goal of winning back the trophy.

Next Steps for the Team

The immediate next step for Reed and Furyk is that scheduled conversation to discuss the potential partnership. Reed will need to maintain his performance on the PGA Tour to keep his name in the mix for the 2027 squad. If he secures a spot, the reconnaissance trip to Adare Manor will be the next concrete milestone. This trip is set to take place two months before the 2027 Ryder Cup.

Saints running back Alvin Kamara reached a career milestone while putting his team in the lead for the first time on Sunday.

Kamara took a short pass from Tyler Shough and carved through the Giants defense for a 31-yard touchdown. The score capped the first possession of the second half and put the Saints up 17-10 with 12:21 to play in the third quarter.

The catch was Kamara's first of the day and it moved him over 5,000 receiving yards for his career. Per the Fox broadcast, he's the sixth player in NFL history with 5,000-plus rushing yards as well as 5,000-plus receiving yards.

The Giants had a 10-0 lead in the first half, but they'll now have to play catchup to avoid falling to 3-2-1 on the season.