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Formula 1

Last updated: October 16, 2026, 3:32 PM ET

Formula 1

The search for this year's ultimate F1 dream ticket has drawn hundreds of applications, with fans now invited to weigh in on who should take the prize.


Football/Soccer

Last updated: October 16, 2026, 3:32 PM ET

Premier League

Manchester City could host a colorful Etihad crowd, with Enzo Maresca calling for inflatable bananas in the stands. Elsewhere, Lisandro Martínez is back in contention for Manchester United's trip to Leeds, while Michael Carrick insists the situation surrounding the defender has been resolved. Chelsea suffered a blow as captain Reece James is expected to be sidelined for around three months after knee surgery, and Mikel Arteta confirmed that Arsenal's decision to cut 60 jobs was made to achieve success.

Ranking season is also underway, as the Premier League Top 50 returns for the 2026-27 season. Arsenal have reportedly eyed Kim Min-jae for a January move, and Mikel Merino reflected on surviving an attack on Dortmund's team bus.

Champions League

Barcelona and PSG were the standout sides on Matchday, with Ousmane Dembélé joking he might ask Luis Enrique for more holidays after PSG's win. Viking shocked Manchester United in a matchday that also featured plenty of goals. Milan's Alphadjo Cissè became Italy's youngest European hat-trick scorer, and Shakhtar Donetsk's win over AEK meant far more than three points given their long absence from home football.

Europa and Conference League

Bournemouth marked their first home European game with a 3-0 win over Sturm Graz. Celtic were beaten 4-1 at Benfica, with Camilo Durán scoring in the defeat, and manager O'Neill defended his side after a second European group-stage loss. Brighton thrashed Kauno Žalgiris 4-0, with Georginio Rutter scoring twice to put them top of the Conference League.

MLS

Inter Miami clinched a 2026 playoff spot after beating New York City FC, with Lionel Messi central to the result. Teenage prodigy Cavan Sullivan set another MLS teen record, though the player himself described his performance as "terrible."

La Liga and Barcelona

Barcelona forward Raphinha is fit for the trip to Real Betis, while Hansi Flick is expected to manage minutes carefully. Real Madrid have demanded the resignation of LaLiga chief Javier Tebas after he compared the club's efforts to a Nazi propaganda reference. Harry Kane is close to extending his stay at Bayern Munich.

Scottish Football

Celtic face Hearts in the headline fixture of the Premiership weekend, while Derek McInnes said it is "a bit early" for Rangers to pressure Celtic and Hearts. Rangers' form was also previewed in a weekend podcast.

Discipline, Fan Conduct and Governance

Police are investigating antisemitic Nazi chants from Hajduk Split supporters, while Spain have been handed a partial stadium closure after discriminatory chants during their match against Egypt. In the United States, the founder of 777 Partners, whose firm had led an Everton bid, was found guilty of fraud and ordered to repay $500M.

Lower Leagues and Cups

Plymouth Parkway are eyeing a first FA Cup round debut, while SE Dons have moved toward FA Cup history. MK Dons host Luton Town for the first time since 2004 on Saturday. Harrogate's Simon Weaver has become a co-owner of the club, and Justin Seven-Seven scored in the 77th minute for West Brom against Sutton United.

Women's Football and Broadcasting

Alex Scott's sudden exit from her Disney+ presenter role raises wider questions about coverage of the women's game. Man Utd's Eva Olid has reflected on a whirlwind ten weeks since taking charge of the club.

Other Notable Stories

Saudi Arabia insisted that preparations for next January's Asian Cup remain on track despite Houthi attacks. A member of South Africa's Lions rugby squad, Hyron Andrews, died suddenly ahead of a match in France. Mason Crane said he was "buzzing" to return to the England squad after a revival at Glamorgan.


NBA Basketball

Last updated: October 16, 2026, 3:32 PM ET

NBA Policy & Betting

The NBA is prohibiting certain bets this season, including player prop parlays that sportsbooks will no longer be permitted to offer. Separately, a Las Vegas bettor pleaded guilty to charges tied to NBA and NCAA fixing schemes after being indicted in three federal gambling cases.

Team Updates

The Bucks have moved their home opener to an afternoon tip-off on Oct. 23 to avoid a clash with the World Series. In Philadelphia, Tyrese Maxey said a healthy Joel Embiid changes everything for the Sixers. Warriors center Kristaps Porzingis will remain out indefinitely but will stay with the team while he recovers from a private health matter.

Spurs & Preseason

San Antonio debuted a three-guard lineup of Fox, Harper and Castle in a preseason win under coach Mitch Johnson. An annual survey of NBA general managers projects the Spurs to win the title, with Victor Wembanyama leading the way. Entering the season, the Spurs face a tough road back to the Finals after their surprise run.

Warriors & Jimmy Butler

After a quiet offseason, Jimmy Butler says he let down the Warriors and is working toward a return to the franchise.

Outlook & Analysis

Fantasy analysts held their final mock draft before the season, with Cooper Flagg and Derrick White going early. The panel also named one player they view differently than the consensus. ESPN ranked the teams most desperate to win from 1 to, and offered a betting angle for every club heading into opening night. Finally, Brian Windhorst's latest intel covers Karl-Anthony Towns' next contract, expansion steps, and why rival teams are watching Orlando.


NFL Football

Last updated: October 16, 2026, 3:32 PM ET

Injury Reports

Texans will be without starting running back David Montgomery (groin) and safety Jalen Pitre (shoulder) for their London matchup against the Jaguars. Bears quarterback Caleb Williams reached another recovery milestone from his hamstring injury, but he still does not know whether he will play, and he has acknowledged a "serious" tear. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been ruled out against the Panthers due to a blood clot in his calf.

Jets and Patriots

Jets rookie Omar Cooper Jr. (ankle) is cleared to play against New England, though running back Breece Hall and receiver Mitchell are out. Patriots receiver A.J. Brown said his status for Sunday's game remains "still up in the air."

Raiders

Ashton Jeanty says he is "ready to go" after battling ankle and foot injuries. Looking back over five weeks, Raiders analysis raises questions about the struggling run game and the production of Kwity Paye.

Week 6 Results and Previews

Denver edged Seattle 17-14 in overtime, with two rushing touchdowns and a five-sack performance carrying the Broncos. Lutz's walk-off field goal gave the Broncos the Thursday night win over the Seahawks in overtime. Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold took responsibility for two late interceptions, calling them "not fair" to his teammates. our Week 6 guide covers every matchup, including Patrick Mahomes against Justin Herbert, while best bets and props break down the odds for Sunday.

Power Rankings and Analysis

Our annual division ranking places the NFC North at No. 1 ahead of the NFC West. Chiefs pass rush concerns persist, as Kansas City has been sackless since Week 1 and ranks 27th in pass rush win rate. Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been quizzing his young receivers to prepare them for game action.

Fantasy Football

With Week 6 approaching, fantasy managers considering a quarterback swap can find six replacements to add now. Last-minute pickups including Winston and Tucker offer help for lineups hit by injuries or bye weeks.

Draft Outlook

Mel Kiper released his 2027 Big Board, with seven quarterbacks ranked among the top 25 prospects.

Legal and Obituaries

Packers running back Josh Jacobs filed a civil suit seeking an injunction to block the release of records and video related to an altercation with a woman. The NFL community also mourned Jon Morris, a former AFL and NFL center who spent 11 seasons with the Boston Patriots, who died at.


MLB Baseball

Last updated: October 16, 2026, 3:32 PM ET

Brewers & World Series

The Milwaukee Brewers dethroned the Dodgers and are headed to their first Fall Classic since 1982, a sweep that Milwaukee is celebrating after 44 years of waiting. Takeaways from the sweep show L.A. unable to answer Milwaukee's pitching and timely hitting, while Cleveland took a 2-1 lead in its own series.

Dodgers

Shohei Ohtani snapped a 25-game home run drought with a three-run shot in the second inning, though it was not enough to keep the Dodgers' dynasty intact. Broader playoff trends point to bullpen battles and breakout performers shaping the postseason.

Guardians & Rays

Petey Halpin hit a go-ahead, two-run homer to lift Cleveland to a 3-2 Game 3 win over Tampa Bay. Junior Caminero struck out four times as the Rays fanned 13 times in the loss, and Tampa Bay has vowed to make adjustments. Meanwhile, José Ramírez has been a driving force for Cleveland's October run.

Phillies Front Office

Rob Mattingly is now set to put his stamp on Philadelphia after taking over the manager role, saying the team "really wasn't my team." Dave Dombrowski also warned Trea Turner to improve at shortstop or consider another position.

Transactions & Managerial Moves

Former Yankees utility man Oswaldo Cabrera agreed to a $1 million, one-year contract with the Reds. In Houston, Joe Espada will not return as Astros manager despite guiding the club to two AL West titles.


NHL Hockey

Last updated: October 16, 2026, 3:33 PM ET

Scoring Records and Milestones

Patrick Kane set a record for assists by a U.S.-born player with his 895th career helper, setting up Connor Bedard's opening goal in a game-opening power-play sequence. Brady Tkachuk became just the third player in NHL history to record back-to-back natural hat tricks, a feat that places him alongside only a select few in the league's storied record books.

Panthers and Frozen Frenzy

The Tkachuk brothers combined for nine points as Florida defeated Columbus 7-3 on the league's Frozen Frenzy night, driving the Panthers' offense throughout the contest.

Trades and Roster Moves

The Maple Leafs acquired Aatu Räty after he cleared waivers, sending Jacob Quillan and Brandon Buhr to Vancouver in the exchange. Meanwhile, Roger McQueen continued his bright start to a professional career, with his NHL debut following a draft-night trip to Disneyland.

Injuries

The Hurricanes were dealt a blow when veteran forward Taylor Hall exited with an upper-body injury during Carolina's win over Washington, a setback for a team already short-handed.

Blackhawks and Bedard

Connor Bedard impressed in his return to the lineup, notching an assist as Chicago beat Pittsburgh, with Teuvo Teravainen and Roman Kantserov each scoring twice.

Coaching and Program News

Arizona State hockey coach Greg Powers departed the program amid an investigation into a player's collapse, and Hakstol was hired to take over the team.

Power Rankings and Previews

The Hurricanes returned to the top of ESPN's 1-32 power rankings, which also identified each team's biggest surprise of the 2026-27 season. a Friday doubleheader featuring Penguins-Avalanche and Bruins-Ducks offers fans two marquee matchups with stats and betting information available.


General Sports

Last updated: October 16, 2026, 3:33 PM ET

Banana Ball & Emerging Leagues

Banana Ball is expanding beyond US borders with international contests, and the league also unveiled a new format called Banana Ball.

College Football

The NCAA has filed a federal lawsuit against Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, three days after he issued an order allowing schools to ignore a new eligibility rule. Ranking analysts have also modeled a 24-team playoff bracket using the committee's final 2025 ranking, while Coastal Carolina drew attention with its 1990s-inspired maximalist uniforms, which topped the Week 7 rankings. Connelly's Week 7 breakdown highlights Notre Dame's test at BYU and Ohio State's trip to Indiana, and a midseason preview frames Alabama-Tennessee and Ohio State-Indiana as early Rivalry Week showpieces. Charlie Becker, once an overlooked three-star recruit, is now the face of the Hoosiers.

Tragedy in College Sport

Southern Nazarene University announced that sophomore safety Tyler Ulrich, died after an in-game injury.

WNBA Finals

Allisha Gray said she is optimistic about her availability for the Dream in Game 1 of the Finals after recovering from a left ring finger injury. ESPN also ranked the top 15 players in the series, weighing whether Reese or Williams deserves the top spot.

MLB Postseason

The Dodgers' bid for a three-peat ended with a sweep at the hands of the Brewers, a 6-4 loss in which Los Angeles conceded it was simply outplayed.

Mixed Martial Arts

Liz Carmouche will compete in her sixth career championship rematch, and BBC Sport reported she shaved her head to make weight for her PFL flyweight world title fight on Friday. Meanwhile, Street Fighter, the film adaptation, draws on WWE and UFC talent to bring authentic fight choreography to the screen.

Rugby League & Union

France boss Laurent Frayssinous blamed the NRL gap for his side's heavy defeat by Samoa. Wales women's head coach Tom Brindle said the team aims to punch above its weight on World Cup debut. England captain George Williams said the team will embrace the underdog tag ahead of their clash with Tonga. In the Champions Cup, Cardiff welcome back Faletau and Adams for their clash with Northampton. The Irish provinces have named their squads for Saturday's European openers, with debuts and returns across the board. Ulster prop Tom O'Toole warned that Zebre can be dangerous and that there will be no complacency. Munster paid tribute to Anthony Foley, with Denis Leamy, Tadhg Beirne and Peter O'Mahony remembering the late captain ten years on. Thomas Rew, was named England Lions captain for the West Indies tour.

Athletics & Track Cycling

Mark Stewart and Anna Morris added to Great Britain's gold medal tally on day three of the Shanghai track Worlds.

Snooker

A man was jailed for a burglary at Kyren Wilson's home, in which cash intended for a children's cancer charity was stolen.

Football & Cricket Governance

Swansea midfielder Jay Fulton said the squad has its best depth since relegation, with almost two players for every position. The England and Wales Cricket Board has abandoned the Rooney Rule in its coach recruitment, dropping a diversity commitment.

Other Stories

Olympic sprinter Beth Dobbin now spends 22 hours a day in bed five years after running at the Tokyo Games. Elfyn Evans received a hero's welcome in Dolgellau after his rally title. Finally, a review of the 10 teams that fixed their roster needs and the five that did not highlights the midseason shifts across the league.