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Why isn’t Emiliano Martinez playing today for Chelsea vs Man Utd in 2026-27 Premier League Matchday 9?
Chelsea’s first‑team goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez misses the Manchester United clash on October 31 after sustaining a fractured jaw in a 2‑0 win over Everton on Oct 17. The injury required surgery and, while manager Xabi Alonso says Martinez is improving, no return date has been set. Backup Mike Penders starts in goal, having debuted against Everton, as Chelsea line up in a 4‑2‑3‑1 with Danny Welbeck up front and Cole Palmer behind him. Martinez’s absence remains a key factor for Chelsea’s Matchday 9 showdown.
Chelsea vs Manchester United: How to watch, Live Stream, TV Channel and Time for a Premier League game on October 31, 2026
Chelsea host Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, kicking off at 8:30 AM ET (5:30 AM PT) for Premier League Matchweek 9. In the U.S., the clash airs live on USA Network (English) and Telemundo (Spanish), with streaming available via Fubo (free five‑day trial) and Telemundo Deportes En Vivo. Both sides seek redemption: Xabi Alonso's Chelsea sit fifth after a 2‑0 loss to Tottenham and a Carabao Cup exit, while Michael Carrick's United sit 16th following a 3‑0 defeat by Bournemouth. Key absences include Joao Pedro, Reece James and Emiliano Martínez for Chelsea; line‑ups feature Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers for the Blues and Mason Mount, Bruno Fernandes and Bryan Mbeumo for United.
Broncos rule out RJ Harvey vs Chiefs amid Colts’ Jonathan Taylor trade rumors
The Denver Broncos have ruled running back RJ Harvey out of Sunday’s AFC West showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs due to lingering knee soreness. Harvey, primarily a pass‑catching specialist, has logged 25 receptions for 217 yards and a touchdown in six games. His absence comes as trade talks swirl around Colts star Jonathan Taylor, forcing Sean Payton to adjust his backfield. Rookie Jonah Coleman, who shined last week, is slated to take over primary duties, giving Denver a new downhill threat while the Taylor saga unfolds.
Minnesota Wild prepare important trade package to get Dylan Larkin from Red Wings
The Minnesota Wild are ready to unleash a massive trade package to acquire Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin. General manager Bill Guerin reportedly plans to include a young center—either Danila Yurov or Charlie Stramel—plus forward Ryan Hartman or Bobby Brink and four first‑round draft picks. The offer aims to pair Larkin with star Kirill Kaprizov, while Detroit’s interim GM Shawn Horcoff hesitates, preferring an immediate elite top‑six center over future assets. With rival suitors pulling back, Minnesota remains the frontrunner in the bidding war for the 30‑year‑old star, whose suspension has sparked the deal frenzy.
Colts reportedly hesitant about Jonathan Taylor trade despite heavy interest from many NFL teams
The Indianapolis Colts remain on the fence about trading star running back Jonathan Taylor, despite heavy interest from contenders like the New York Giants and Denver Broncos, ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler reports. Taylor, 27, is under a long‑term deal through 2028, giving Indy significant leverage and making him a cornerstone for any future coaching staff. While the team watches the trade deadline closely, a premium offer—perhaps mirroring Kenneth Walker III’s blockbuster move to Kansas City—could sway them. Meanwhile, locker‑room tension rises as other players, such as wideout Josh Downs, explore trade options, keeping rivals on alert.
Canadiens enter the Dylan Larkin sweepstakes as Red Wings evaluate offers
The Montreal Canadiens have entered the chase for Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin, submitting a hefty trade package that includes NHL‑ready forwards, a defenseman and several draft picks, according to reports from Montreal Hockey Fanatics. Detroit suspended Larkin without pay amid the standoff, and interim GM Shawn Horcoff is weighing offers from Montreal, the Minnesota Wild and other suitors. While Larkin’s 10‑team no‑trade clause currently bars moves to Canadian clubs, GM Kent Hughes hopes to persuade him to waive it and boost Montreal’s center depth, power play, and postseason prospects. The deal could reshape both franchises ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
Jonathan Taylor represents key aspect of Colts that might block trade to NY Giants or other suitors
The Indianapolis Colts may pause a full roster overhaul ahead of the trade deadline despite strong interest from the New York Giants and other teams in running back Jonathan Taylor. Interim GM Ed Dodds recently moved stars Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, but Taylor— a 2020 second‑round pick and the franchise’s offensive centerpiece— carries a hefty two‑year, $44 million extension with $39 million guaranteed, and the Colts are demanding at least a first‑round pick. Cultural attachment and the sizable cap hit make a trade difficult, though a massive offer could force the move.
Padres starter Michael King opts out of deal; NY Yankees loom as potential fit
After exercising his opt‑out clause with the San Diego Padres, right‑hander Michael King enters free agency as one of the market’s top arms. He declined a $28 million player option for 2027, taking a $5 million buyout, and will be eligible on Nov. 2. The New York Yankees, where King thrived from 2019‑2023 with a 2.75 ERA over 104.2 innings as a starter, emerge as a leading candidate for a reunion, potentially pairing him with ace Gerrit Cole. Boston, the Mets, and other clubs also scout him, but the Yankees’ interest is fueled by his proven success in pinstripes and the need for rotation depth. King likely seeks a multi‑year, nine‑figure deal.
Capitals, Mammoth stance revealed in Dylan Larkin trade saga with Red Wings
The trade saga over former Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin stalls as neither the Washington Capitals nor the Utah Mammoth have recent talks with Detroit, according to ESPN insider Emily Kaplan. Detroit has suspended the 30‑year‑old center without pay, and Washington refuses to include untouchable forward Ryan Leonard in any deal. With the Capitals, Mammoth, Florida and Colorado inactive, the Minnesota Wild emerge as the only team with a live offer, keeping them in the lead for Larkin.
Broncos enter Jonathan Taylor sweepstakes as Colts RB is coveted by NY Giants too
The Denver Broncos have entered the trade race for Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor, joining the New York Giants in pursuit. With the Broncos averaging just 3.8 yards per carry and only 664 rushing yards this season, Sean Payton’s offense is desperate for a three‑down back. Reports say Denver may have to include rookie RB Jonah Coleman, who posted a 4.9‑yard average in Arizona, to satisfy Indianapolis. The move would address Denver’s short‑yardage woes while forcing the team to outbid rivals and navigate Taylor’s hefty contract.
Minnesota Wild reportedly hold strongest offer for Red Wings as Dylan Larkin forces trade from Detroit
The Minnesota Wild have put forward what insiders call the strongest offer for Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin, who has publicly demanded a trade and is sitting out under a suspension without pay. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff is reluctant to accept the deal, hoping a rival—such as Carolina, Dallas or another contender—will raise the bid. ESPN’s Emily Kaplan notes that while other teams like Washington and Utah are on Larkin’s approved list, they have not made active offers, leaving Minnesota as the clear frontrunner. The Wild’s package includes high‑value future assets and young talent, aligning with Larkin’s desire for a competitive environment and a chance to play alongside Kirill Kaprizov.
Red Sox’s Willson Contreras on what emotional Venezuela return means after WBC title run
Boston Red Sox catcher Willson Contreras defends Team Venezuela’s homecoming tour despite political criticism, saying the celebration is for fans, not politicians. The victory tour is set for Nov. 20, 2026, in Caracas. He also praised his brother William, who captured the 2026 World Series MVP with a .381 average, four RBIs and a key RBI double in Milwaukee’s 4‑1 Game 5 win over the Tampa Bay Rays.
Japanese RHP Kaima Taira to be posted for MLB clubs; NY Yankees among potential suitors
Japanese right‑hander Kaima Taira will be posted by the Saitama Seibu Lions for MLB clubs this offseason, opening a 45‑day negotiation window. The New York Yankees have emerged as the leading suitor, attracted by his upper‑90s fastball, low release point and versatile pitch mix that could fit either the rotation or high‑leverage bullpen. The Dodgers, Red Sox and Padres also track him, while the Yankees are simultaneously eyeing slugger Teruaki Sato. With roster pressure mounting, especially on pitchers like Luis Garcia Jr., the Yankees are expected to intensify front‑office activity in the coming weeks.
NY Giants could get major clue from Colts on Jonathan Taylor trade
The Indianapolis Colts are weighing a trade of star running back Jonathan Taylor ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline, and the New York Giants are watching closely. After Tuesday’s fire‑sale moves that sent guard Quenton Nelson to Seattle and DT DeForest Buckner to San Francisco, insiders say the Colts may hold Taylor out of Week 8 against Jacksonville to avoid injury and preserve draft value. NBC’s Mike Florio notes that a healthy‑scratch would signal a deal is imminent. Taylor says he hasn’t requested a trade and remains focused on the Jaguars game, but the decision could reshape both teams’ futures.
Red Wings report reveals Dylan Larkin trade from Detroit to Panthers or Avalanche won’t happen
Dylan Larkin refuses to play for Detroit until a trade is done, but top suitors are pulling back. NHL insider Pierre LeBrun says the Florida Panthers and Colorado Avalanche—both on Larkin’s 10‑team approved list—haven’t engaged, citing salary‑cap strain from his $8.7 million annual hit through 2031. With Florida dealing with Aleksander Barkov’s injury and Colorado near the cap ceiling, the market narrows to Minnesota, Carolina and Washington. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff says Detroit won’t accept lowball offers and can suspend Larkin without pay, keeping leverage until a suitable deal emerges.
NY Giants’ new interest in running back means Jonathan Taylor talks could be stalling
As the NFL trade deadline looms, the New York Giants are eyeing a backup plan to land running back Jonathan Taylor. Insider Connor Hughes flags Tennessee Titans veteran Tony Pollard as a realistic alternative, noting his 4.3 yards per carry, four touchdowns this season and a 129‑yard, three‑TD performance in Week 7. Pollard’s modest trade cost and reliable three‑down skill set could bolster a backfield where Cam Skattebo leads with 418 yards and two scores but is nursing a hamstring. Adding Pollard would give the Giants depth while preserving draft capital for defensive upgrades.
How many hat-tricks have Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi scored in 2026?
In 2026 Cristiano Ronaldo records his first hat‑trick of the year – his 67th career hat‑trick and goal No. 985 – with a treble for Al‑Nassr against Al‑Kholood. Lionel Messi tops him with two hat‑tricks: one in the World Cup group stage versus Algeria (becoming the oldest World Cup hat‑trick scorer at 38) and a four‑goal haul for Inter Miami against CF Montreal in MLS. Both stars edge closer to 1,000 career goals, with Ronaldo 15 short and Messi eyeing more milestones before his 2028 Inter Miami contract ends.
NY Giants define priority amid Jonathan Taylor rumors with trade deadline closing in
As the NFL trade deadline looms, the New York Giants prioritize signing an interior defensive tackle over a Jonathan Taylor trade. Front office sources say the team sees trench strength as essential, noting they rank 25th against the run (128.1 yards per game, 4.8 yards per carry). While Colts price Taylor high, Giants GM Joe Schoen focuses on plugging defensive line holes, even as top DTs like Jeffery Simmons and DeForest Buckner are already off the market.
What happened to Christian Watson? Packers WR depth chart vs Panthers
Christian Watson left the Packers‑Panthers game in the second quarter with a chest injury after a 54‑yard catch from Jordan Love. The team’s social media lists him as questionable to return, leaving Green Bay’s wide‑receiver depth chart to lean on Matthew Golden, Bo Melton, Savion Williams, Coleman Owen and J. Michael Sturdivant. The injury, sustained by contact with a Panthers safety and cornerback, could affect the Packers’ passing attack as the season progresses.
Why isn’t Micah Parsons playing today for Packers vs Panthers in Week 8 of 2026 NFL season?
Micah Parsons is ruled out for Thursday Night Football as the Green Bay Packers host the Carolina Panthers in Week 8. The 27‑year‑old edge rusher is still recovering from a torn left ACL suffered on Dec. 14, 2025, and underwent reconstructive surgery on Dec. 29, 2025. After starting the season on the PUP list, the Packers’ medical staff keeps him off the roster until he meets strict physical benchmarks. Coach Matt LaFleur says Parsons could be cleared to practice next week and might return for the Week 9 road game against the New England Patriots, with a likely debut in early‑mid November.
Red Wings reportedly set to punish Dylan Larkin amid ongoing trade speculation
The Detroit Red Wings suspend Dylan Larkin without pay after he told the club he will not play for them, pending a trade. General manager Shawn Horcoff confirms the center was scratched against the Chicago Blackhawks on Oct. 29 and will remain sidelined until a deal materializes. Larkin’s frustration with Detroit’s rebuild and his 10‑team no‑trade clause have sparked rumors linking him to the Canadiens, Wild and other contenders. The team says it won’t accept a low‑ball offer, aiming to protect long‑term assets while the trade market heats up.
Starting and backup QBs on Packers vs Panthers depth charts today in 2026 NFL Week 8 TNF
Thursday Night Football Week 8 pits Green Bay’s Jordan Love against Carolina’s Bryce Young in a duel that could decide playoff positioning. Love, the Packers’ starter, comes in with a 60% completion rate, 1,958 yards, 14 TDs and five interceptions this season, backed by Tyrod Taylor and emergency option Sean Clifford. The Panthers rely on Bryce Young, who rebounds after a tough loss, with Kenny Pickett as backup and Haynes King as the third‑string emergency QB. Both teams aim to protect home‑field advantage and keep their NFC hopes alive.
Is Josh Jacobs playing today for Packers vs Panthers in Week 8 of 2026 NFL season?
Josh Jacobs is cleared to play for the Green Bay Packers in Thursday Night Football against the Carolina Panthers in Week 8. After being removed from the NFL’s Commissioner Exempt list on Oct. 19, he is fully active and expected to receive a primary workload. Jacobs logged 91 scrimmage yards, five receptions for 55 yards and a touchdown in his Week 7 return versus Detroit. With Carolina allowing a league‑worst 153.2 rushing yards per game, Jacobs could be a key factor for the Packers’ NFC North push.
The reason Lionel Messi can play vs NE Revolution despite 5th yellow card with Inter Miami
Lionel Messi avoids a suspension for Inter Miami’s October 29 clash with the New England Revolution despite picking up his fifth MLS yellow card against FC Cincinnati. A special “Good Behavior Incentive” rule wipes a ban if a player goes five games without a booking, and Messi’s clean streak reset his tally to three active cautions. Reporter Michelle Kaufman confirms he’s eligible, highlighting MLS’s policy that protects star players from missing marquee games after occasional fouls.
Why isn’t Dylan Larkin playing today, Oct. 29, for Detroit Red Wings vs Chicago Blackhawks?
Dylan Larkin sits out Thursday’s Detroit vs. Chicago game to pressure the Red Wings into finalizing a trade. The 30‑year‑old center, who filed a trade request in the offseason, withdrew his services until interim GM Shawn Horcoff completes a deal. Agent Pat Brisson says Larkin “has had enough” after months of stalled talks. Trade talks heat up, with the Minnesota Wild leading the chase, while Washington and Carolina also push offers. Larkin will remain unavailable for future games until a trade is done.
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