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TNF Rigged For Packers? NFL Refs Exposed For Sketchy Behavior With Green Bay Wideout Matthew Golden [VIDEOS]

Somebody from the league office has to answer for this.

MLB 2026-2027 Offseason Calendar

The Minnesota Twins enter a busy 2026‑27 offseason after the Milwaukee Brewers clinch the World Series. Key dates include free agency opening on Nov. 2 (players eligible to sign on Nov. 6), GM meetings Nov. 9‑12, Rule 5 protection and qualifying‑offer deadlines on Nov. 17, and the non‑tender deadline on Nov. 20, when players like Royce Lewis and Matt Wallner could be cut. Awards season runs throughout November, with Gold Glove, MVP, Cy Young and other honors announced. The collective bargaining agreement expires on Dec. 1, likely triggering an owners’ lockout that halts major‑league transactions. Twins fans should watch these milestones as the club seeks to build on its young talent and emulate the Brewers’ success.

Zab Judah predicts Devin Haney vs Jaron Ennis fight at 147: “Definitely”

If were to move back down to 147lbs, then former undisputed welterweight king Zab Judah is certain who would win between him and . Before becoming a two-division unified champion at 154lbs, Ennis dethroned Eimantas Stanionis with a sixth-round stoppage for the WBA world title in April 2025. While also holding the IBF strap, he […] The post Zab Judah predicts Devin Haney vs Jaron Ennis fight at 147: “Definitely” appeared first on Boxing News .

Twins Outright Three Players

The Minnesota Twins outrighted left‑hander Anthony Banda, first baseman Aaron Sabato and infielder Tristan Gray on October 29, removing them from the 40‑man roster. Banda, who posted a 4.46 ERA over 34⅓ innings before a torn lat required surgery, faces free agency after a $2.3 M salary projection. Sabato, the 2020 first‑round pick, hit 25 homers with a .273/.349/.528 line in Triple‑A but went hitless in six MLB at‑bats, prompting his removal. Gray, a 30‑year‑old utility infielder, slumped to a .225/.267/.324 line with a 31.9% strikeout rate after a strong start, also heading to minor‑league free agency.

GM 13 Preview: Winnipeg Jets @ Tampa Bay Lightning

The Winnipeg Jets' 2026‑27 campaign hits a deep slump, entering a six‑game losing streak after their last win on Oct. 13. In that stretch the club earns just one point out of a possible 12, scoring only ten goals, prompting concerns ahead of their upcoming matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Russell delivers brutal self-assessment with Antonelli on brink of F1 title

George Russell openly admits that his Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli has out‑performed him this season, highlighting Antonelli’s higher‑level pace. With Antonelli needing just two points from the Mexican Grand Prix to clinch the 2026 F1 championship, Russell’s candid self‑assessment underscores the Italian rookie’s dominance as the title race heads into its final weekend.

6 Fantasy Football WR/CB Matchups to Know: Week 8 (2026)

The fantasy season is halfway through. We’re rapidly approaching the business end of the fantasy regular season. Some fantasy managers will be sitting comfortably at the top of their leagues. Others will be staring at a 2-5 record and wondering ... read more »

NFL

Cornerback Akayleb Evans placed on IR

The Carolina Panthers put cornerback Akayleb Evans on injured reserve, making him the third of four starters on the team's two‑deep cornerback chart to go down this season. Evans’ recent poor performance, including allowing 258 rushing yards against the Green Bay Packers, prompted the move. In response, the Panthers elevated Marco Wilson from the practice squad and signed Malcolm DeWalt IV to the active roster after his brief stint with Atlanta. The changes leave the Panthers’ secondary scrambling for depth as the regular season pushes on.

Valkyries Star’s Repeated Offense Leaves Rhyne Howard Floored Dream Teammates Rush to Shield with Towels in WNBA Finals

In Game 6 of the WNBA Finals, Atlanta’s Veronica Burton receives a flagrant foul after she contacts Rhyne Howard’s face on a drive, echoing a controversial non‑call in Game 5. Howard, briefly knocked down, returns to sink two free throws and finishes with a season‑high 21 points, 4‑of‑6 from three, plus four rebounds and assists. Burton struggles, scoring only eight points. The call reignites officiating debates as the Dream force a historic winner‑take‑all Game 7 at Ballhalla, the first ever in Finals history.

NBA

Villanova Arrives In Rome Ahead Of College Basketball Season Opener

Villanova Wildcats land in Rome to kick off the 2026‑27 college basketball season, opening Sunday at 9:30 a.m. against Notre Dame. Coach Kevin Willard leads the squad on a pre‑game tour that includes a stop at the Spanish Steps and a drive past the Colosseum, while noting Pope Leo XIV—Villanova’s famed 1977 math graduate—will host a private audience for 7,000 visitors on Saturday. Newcomer Luigi Suigo makes his debut in a Wildcats jersey on the historic city’s streets.

Ngumoha Says Reds “Were Buzzing” Following Shootout Victory

Liverpool advance to the Carabao Cup quarter‑finals after a tense 6‑5 penalty shootout win over Chelsea, following a 1‑1 draw in the fourth‑round tie at Anfield on October 28, 2026. Young winger Rio Ngumoha praised the team's spirit, saying “the boys were buzzing” after Joe Gomez sealed the decisive spot‑kick. Ngumoa highlighted the importance of digging deep and maintaining form as Liverpool prepare for a league clash with Arsenal on Sunday before a possible December 16 League Cup tie against Bournemouth. The victory fuels confidence but the squad warns against complacency ahead of the upcoming challenges.

“About to Make Pittsburgh Ours”: Jared Verse Sends Blunt Message After Steelers Star’s Warning to Browns

The Turnpike Rivalry rarely needs extra fuel, but Jared Verse and Cam Heyward have given the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers another reason to look forward to Sunday. After Cleveland won the first meeting 27-24, the two defensive linemen have traded shots ahead of a rematch that could decide who sits alone atop the AFC […] The post “About to Make Pittsburgh Ours”: Jared Verse Sends Blunt Message After Steelers Star’s Warning to Browns appeared first on EssentiallySports .

‘Could Be Others’: Augusta National Chairman Signals Potential Change to Masters Invite List

Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley hints that the Masters could add more national‑open qualifiers beyond the current six—Scottish, Spanish, Japan, Hong Kong, Australian and South African Opens—though he stops short of confirming any changes. Speaking at the Asia‑Pacific Amateur Championship in New Zealand on Oct. 29, 2026, Ridley said the club is “comfortable” with the existing roster but will “watch” for future additions as the tournament seeks to promote golf’s international growth. The six‑event pathway, introduced in 2026, grants winners a one‑year exemption into both the Masters and The Open, offering a fresh route for players outside the world‑ranking spots. Ridley noted the experience benefits home‑country fans and that any expansion would align with the Masters’ global values.

Are the next two Cardinals games the last for Josh Sweat? Budda Baker?

The Arizona Cardinals sit at 2‑5 after seven games and face a hostile stretch against the Cowboys, Chiefs, Seahawks, Rams and 49ers. With the franchise record 14 losses last season, head coach Mike LaFleur may start a rebuild, and high‑priced veterans DE Josh Sweat and S Budda Baker could be on the chopping block. Sweat, who posted 12 sacks last year, now has just 16 tackles and 8 pressures without DT Calais Campbell’s help, while a drafted replacement, DT Kaleb Proctor, is out for the season. Meanwhile, rumors of a trade for Sweat have been denied. The article weighs whether the upcoming games could be the last for these players.

THE THERMOMETER – WEEK 9

Week 9’s “Thermometer” preview warns that Halloween Saturday brings chaos to college football, echoing the upset‑filled Oct. 31, 2020. Only two Top‑25 matchups are slated, but 11 ranked teams travel—including three of the top five—making road games crucial for CFP hopes. The column highlights five key games, assigning each a temperature rating, analysis, and prediction, and cautions that hotter matchups could shape the postseason landscape.

Former Rays SS Wander Franco’s appeal gets significant update

Former Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco lost his appeal in the Dominican Republic on Thursday, with an appellate court upholding his conviction for sexual abuse of a minor and imposing a three-year suspended prison sentence. The ruling, first reported by Dominican journalist Luis Tomas Rae Barett, leaves Franco’s guilty verdict intact while adding a […] The post Former Rays SS Wander Franco’s appeal gets significant update appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Steelers Injury Central: Two Miss Practice, Two Limited Thursday

The Steelers announce key injury updates ahead of Week 7 in Paris. Strong safety DeShon Elliott is cleared from IR and expected to suit up against the New Orleans Saints, while running back Rico Dowdle remains questionable with a left toe/knee issue after limited practice participation. Cornerback Brandin Echols and wide receiver Ben Skowronek are ruled out and will not travel. Other notable statuses: T.J. Watt is resting, Alex Highsmith is active, and several players remain on IR or out. The roster changes set the tone for Pittsburgh’s matchup with the Saints on Oct. 27.

Oilers linked to Rangers’ Behemoth Matt Rempe

The Edmonton Oilers may target New York Rangers forward Matt Rempe, a 6’9”, 270‑lb Alberta native, as coach Mike Babcock pushes for more size and grit on the wing. Insider Frank Seravalli says GM Stan Bowman is scouting the 24‑year‑old, who has seen limited ice time this season (6:47 per game) after two thumb surgeries and a recent fight with Jeffrey Viel. Rempe, eligible for waivers, could fetch a mid‑round draft pick, offering the Oilers a physical deterrent to protect stars like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl and add variety to their bottom‑six forwards.