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Fernando Mendoza says he feels prepared for his first Raiders start after Kirk Cousins’ trade to Minnesota. At 4-5, Las Vegas is asking its No. 1 pick to keep the season alive
Racing Bulls will retain Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad for 2027, ending uncertainty over Lawson’s seat. The decision backs a proven pairing during a push for a record constructors’ finish, rather than opening a race seat for Red Bull junior
William Contreras drove in three runs as Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 7-4 to take a 2-0 NLCS lead. Five perfect innings from the Brewers bullpen shut down the defending champions, leaving Milwaukee
Jacksonville faces Houston at Wembley on October 18 at 2:30 p.m. BST. Check UK viewing options, Ireland’s separate coverage arrangements and streaming restrictions.
Greg Rousseau got a hand on a 48-yard Rams field goal in overtime, and Tyler Bass kicked a 45-yarder with 1:55 left to give Buffalo a 37-34 Monday night win.
Arshdeep Singh's 18th-over yorker settled the third T20I in Indore as India beat West Indies by 14 runs after Ranchi's record chase. A rebuilt attack held on, but the fourth and fifth
Vaughn Taylor birdied the second playoff hole to beat Alex Cejka at Constellation Furyk & Friends. His first PGA Tour Champions title ends a winless stretch since 2016 and secures exemption through
Galatasaray hosts Barcelona at RAMS Park on October 13 after losing its Champions League opener. Barcelona arrives with three points and a trip to PSG next, while confirmed lineups remain pending.
Aaron Jones’ fourth-quarter touchdown broke a 13-13 tie as Minnesota beat New Orleans 23-13 to reach 5-0. Justin Jefferson scored on his return, while the Saints managed only 142 yards and lost
Georgia takes over the AP Top 25 with 66 of 70 first-place votes after winning at Alabama. Texas falls to No. 7, one ballot point behind the Crimson Tide, while Oregon drops
Karl-Anthony Towns says he was very disappointed by the Knicks’ decision to pause extension talks. ESPN reports a four-year, $200 million offer against maximum eligibility of $276 million, with a $61 million
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