Warriors forward Draymond Green receives his first ejection of the 2026‑27 season during the Nov. 2 game at Chase Center against the Phoenix Suns. After feeling shoved by Suns center Khaman Maluach, Green tackled him, sparking a scuffle that also involved former rival Dillon Brooks, whom Green shoved in the neck. A replay review totals two technical fouls and triggers Green’s ejection two minutes into the second half, while Brooks also gets a technical. The league is expected to review the incident for a possible fine or suspension.
During the 2026 NBA Playoffs play‑in round, Warriors forward Draymond Green is ejected after a heated clash with the Phoenix Suns. In the third quarter, Green collides with rookie center Khaman Maluach, then throws him to the floor. Suns forward Dillon Brooks rushes in, confronting Green, which leads to a double technical on Green and a technical on Brooks. The incident highlights Brooks’ role as the Suns’ emotional leader and the growing physical rivalry between Phoenix and Golden State.
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has taken a calculated step toward reviving his NFL career by hiring prominent agent Drew Rosenhaus as he looks to return to the field after more than two years away from the game. Rosenhaus confirmed the development to Adam Schefter of ESPN on Monday afternoon, explaining that he […]
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Goodwin exited the game with 1:24 remaining in the second quarter and did not return.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green welcomed the new month with an old plot after getting ejected against the Phoenix Suns at Chase Center on Monday. In the third quarter, Green threw Suns center Khaman Maluach to the floor after a physical joust under the basket. Suns forward Dillon Brooks quickly came to defend his […]
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Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks have gotten into plenty of scuffles during their respective careers, and they went face-to-face during Monday's contest between the Golden State Warriors and Phoenix Suns.
Calgary clinches a gritty 2-1 road win over the San Jose Sharks on Nov. 3, 2026, thanks to a decisive fourth‑line surge. Adam Klapka scores the opener after a smart forecheck by Jonathan Castagna, and William Stromgren adds a rebound‑fling goal midway through the third period. Sharks forward Sam Dickinson trims the deficit late, but goaltender Dustin Wolf preserves the lead despite a late power‑play chance. The Flames’ lineup featured a mix of veterans and depth players, while injuries kept Huberdeau, Honzek, Cooley and Othmann out. Wolf earns praise for his stellar net play, and the fourth line earns a rare spotlight for their two-goal contribution.
In a heated Warriors‑Suns matchup on Nov. 2, 2026, Draymond Green was ejected after a third‑quarter scuffle. Green threw Suns rookie Khaman Maluach to the floor, prompting teammate Dillon Brooks to intervene. Green then grabbed Brooks’ jersey near his throat, leading officials to assess a double technical foul and send Green out of the game. The incident highlights the volatile dynamic between Green’s explosive style and Brooks’ protective defense.
The 49ers got help from the Bears, who handed the Seahawks a loss and widened the gap in the NFC West race as San Francisco prepares for Week 9.
The Seattle Seahawks’ loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday night keeps them stuck at 4‑4 and eighth in the NFC, just one game out of a Wild Card spot. A win would have vaulted them into the final playoff berth, but the defeat leaves them tied with the Los Angeles Rams (who hold the tiebreaker disadvantage) and trailing the Arizona Cardinals. Meanwhile, the NFC North’s four teams sit comfortably in the postseason, and the San Francisco 49ers clinch the top seed after Minnesota falls. The article breaks down the complex 3‑5 tiebreaker scenario that determines seeds 10 through 13, highlighting how Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Arizona and Dallas are positioned.
At halftime of Game 7, Gabby Williams had two points, and the Valkyries trailed by six as owner Joe Lacob sat courtside at Chase Center next to Warriors players Draymond Green and Yaxel Lendeborg. The Warriors, also owned by Lacob, have won four NBA titles under how ownership. Then Williams scored 28 points in the […]
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The Golden State Warriors know better than to pursue a Domantas Sabonis trade despite reports of his desire to exit the Sacramento Kings.
Suns forward Dillon Brooks, ejected against the Denver Nuggets, mocks the officials with a sarcastic "mind‑reader" comment, claiming the foul was judged intentional despite his view that it was accidental. Brooks — a close friend of Jamal Murray from their national‑team days — says he’d rather avoid suspension and will be back for Monday’s matchup with the Golden State Warriors, hoping to match his 22‑point, 21‑minute effort from Friday. Coach Jordan Ott and teammates suggest the incident stems from Brooks’ reputation rather than any malicious intent.
Although the Warriors were viewing this season as a gap year, Yaxel Lendeborg has clearly given the franchise more reason to be optimistic.
Nine NBA teams are monitoring New Orleans Pelicans wing Trey Murphy III as the franchise reportedly demands three first‑round picks for his trade. The Lakers, Rockets, Bulls, Wizards, Warriors, Thunder, Spurs, Pistons and Grizzlies see Murphy’s 21‑point average, 5+ rebounds and 37% three‑point shooting as a fix for wing defense, spacing and scoring needs. Reports note the Lakers need wing defense, the Thunder aim to fill injury‑hit depth, the Warriors want another scorer for Steph Curry, the Rockets seek floor‑spacing, and the Spurs target perimeter shooting. The Pelicans’ steep price makes the chase even more intriguing.
The San Francisco Giants finalize their post‑World Series roster shake‑up by designating left‑handed reliever Reiver Sanmartin for assignment. Sanmartin, 30, posted a 4.22 ERA with 16 strikeouts over 21.1 innings in 24 games this season. He joins eight other players cut or claimed earlier in the day, leaving the Giants with exactly 40 men on the roster. The club also declined the option on veteran right‑hander Rowan Wick, hinting at a possible non‑tender and minor‑league re‑sign. With Rule 5 deadline looming Nov 17, more moves are expected.
The Suns host the Warriors at Chase Center on Nov. 2, 2026, with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green returning after resting in the previous matchup. The last meeting saw Devin Booker explode for 43 points, leading Phoenix to a 131-122 win over a depleted Warriors squad. Both teams enter the game with shaky starts—Phoenix is 0-4, ranking last in defensive rating, while Golden State sits 4-3 after a win over the Clippers without several key pieces. Key absences include Suns center Mark Williams (labrum surgery) and Warriors forward Al Horford; Suns forward Brandon Williams is questionable. The showdown pits Booker’s heroics against a full‑strength Warriors offense that leads the league in threes and ball movement.
For the second time in this young season, the Suns will face the Golden State Warriors. See you in the comment section!
The Warriors host the Suns tonight despite key absences. Guard Brandon Williams (left quad contusion) and forward Gui Santos (left knee tendinitis) sit after recent outings, and veteran Al Horford sits with a low‑back issue. Long‑term injuries keep Jimmy Butler III, Moses Moody, and Kristaps Porziņģis out. Phoenix also misses interior presence as Mark Williams remains away after shoulder surgery. Both teams will play without these pieces, making the 7 p.m. PT clash at Chase Center a test of depth.
The 49ers may finally have an ideal landing spot for Mac Jones, and they could fill a need of their own as a result.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr's decision to not set expectations is looking like a very wise one early in the season.
The Pacific Division is a nail‑biter early in the 2026‑27 NHL season, with seven of eight teams within five points of a wild‑card berth. Edmonton leads the West at 24 points (11‑2‑2), while the Calgary Flames sit just three points back after a 6‑2 win over Seattle, holding a 6‑8‑0 record. Anaheim struggles at 6‑7‑1 after overtime losses to Vancouver and Buffalo, yet remains two points from a playoff spot. Los Angeles improves to 4‑9‑1, still five points out, and the San Jose Sharks sit tied for the final wild‑card with 15 points (7‑7‑1). Seattle surprises at third place, and the upcoming week features key matchups among the Ducks, Oilers, Flames, and Kraken.
The Seattle Seahawks close a brutal schedule stretch with a Monday Night Football clash against the Chicago Bears. After losses to the 49ers and Broncos, Seattle rallied with a big win over the Chiefs, but now faces a revamped Bears offense led by Ben Johnson and a deep receiver corps. Key Seahawks updates include the return of running backs Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price, the debut of lineman Quenton Nelson (though Charles Cross remains injured), and a focus on reducing Sam Darnold‑era turnovers that have dictated past results. Fans can join the live game chat on the new SB Nation app, with the broadcast on ESPN at 5:15 p.m. PT (or FOX 13 locally).
Brew Crew Ball ranks the five worst Milwaukee Brewers games of the 2026 season. The list opens with the April 23, 2026, 5‑4 walk‑off loss to Detroit, a key part of a five‑in‑six defeat streak. June 20’s 4‑3 defeat to Atlanta sees Aaron Ash’s first save turned into a loss on Ozzie Albies’ 339‑foot homer. The painful World Series Game 4 on Oct. 27 ends 4‑3 to Tampa Bay after a 12th‑inning lead by rookie Cooper Pratt is erased by a bullpen collapse. July 29’s 16‑3 drubbing by San Francisco is the season’s biggest margin, and the #1 spot is a 9‑8 loss to the Cubs (not fully detailed). Each game highlights missed opportunities and bullpen woes despite a championship season.
The San Francisco Giants designate left‑handed reliever Reiver Sanmartin for assignment, trimming their 40‑man roster to the limit, and simultaneously decline the $800,000 option on right‑hander Rowan Wick, triggering a $100,000 buyout. Wick, who signed an $880,000 contract last off‑season while rehabbing a UCL tear from Japan, stays with the club as an arbitration‑eligible player. Further moves are pending.