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The Kansas City Chiefs host the Los Angeles Chargers on Thursday Night Football with Patrick Mahomes cleared after a limited Wednesday practice on his sprained ankle, in an AFC West early tiebreaker that could reshape division tiebreaker math before October’s Mexico City international game.
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Francisco Giants 4–3 in 11 innings at Oracle Park, trimming the NL West gap to three games and exposing San Francisco’s late-inning bullpen fatigue as both teams head toward a season-ending series in Los Angeles.
NFL Week 3 injury reports listed four Baltimore starters questionable and a Buffalo edge rusher doubtful before Thursday night’s kickoff, forcing short-week roster moves under the new game-day inactive rule that limits practice-window elevations.
Taipei community sports centers added late-night badminton court blocks after Wang Wei-men’s Asian Games quarterfinal drew overflow crowds watching on gym televisions.
Aichi-Nagoya 2026 organizers postponed Monday’s equestrian eventing at Tokyo’s JRA Equestrian Park as Typhoon Dujuan threatened Kanto transport links that Nagoya-based staff rely on, rescheduling cross-country for Tuesday.
New York Yankees relievers crossed internal pitch-count thresholds in four of six September games, prompting the club to skip a scheduled bullpen day as American League Wild Card seeding tightens.
The Chinatrust Brothers leaned on four relievers for 11 innings across a post-Mid-Autumn series, prompting the club to skip a scheduled bullpen session before the next homestand.
Vissel Kobe staff capped weekly training loads for players returning from anterior cruciate ligament surgery after wearable data flagged asymmetry spikes, keeping three rotation options off full scrimmages ahead of AFC Champions League fixtures.
U.S. Open bookmakers shifted semifinal odds after tournament officials added mandatory midday heat breaks for men’s matches, extending rest periods when the heat stress index crosses thresholds at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
The Uni-President Lions secured the CPBL’s second wild-card berth with a walk-off win in Tainan as the regular season ended, setting up a first-round series against the Fubon Guardians.
Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu trimmed his Samurai Blue squad for October’s World Cup qualifier with Europe-based veterans giving way to J-League starters in form during the domestic run-in.
Friday injury designations moved spreads and totals across several Week 2 matchups as sportsbooks reacted faster than broadcast graphics.
The Chinatrust Brothers clinched a Taiwan Series berth with a walk-off win in Taichung, while the Uni-President Lions and Rakuten Monkeys remain tied for the second wild-card spot entering the final week.
With two J1 matchdays left, Kashima Antlers' minus-four goal difference sits one worse than Gamba Osaka's, forcing a win-and-margin scenario that could relegate a former champion on tiebreakers alone.
Beyond the Novig ad, athletes are using social media to redefine how sponsors portray women in sport.
S&P Friday 7,656.98 still last. Cubs won 4-3. Sunday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Nikkei Friday 64,011.34 still last. Giants won 1-0. Sunday 9:00 JST has not opened.
S&P Thursday 7,591.70. Thursday had no Cubs. Friday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Nikkei Thursday 65,270.95. Thursday was a second rainout. Friday 9:00 JST has not opened.
S&P Wednesday 7,636.36. Brewers won 8-6. Thursday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Nikkei Wednesday 65,142.78. Hiroshima took 3-1. Thursday 9:00 JST has not opened.
S&P Friday 7,718.60. Brewers won 4-3. Tuesday 9:30 Eastern has not opened.
Nikkei Monday 66,399.84. Monday had no NPB. Tuesday 9:00 JST has not opened.