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Mets' Young Out for Season After Collision
Mets interim manager Andy Green states Jared Young will miss the rest of the 2026 season due to a concussion. Young suffered memory loss and headaches after colliding with pitcher Nolan McLean.
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Van Defends UFC Flyweight Title Against Pantoja in Los Angeles
Joshua Van defends his UFC flyweight championship against Alexandre Pantoja on September 19, 2026, in Los Angeles. The rematch follows Van's 26-second victory in December 2025 when Pantoja suffered an injury.
Hasek, Andres Criticize Ovechkin for Russia Ad
Dominik Hasek and Jose Andres condemned Alex Ovechkin for appearing in a United Russia campaign video. The Washington Capitals stated their captain was asked to participate while visiting his home country this summer.
Pochettino Calls Up Sullivan for USMNT Friendlies
U.S. men's national team coach Mauricio Pochettino will include 16-year-old Cavan Sullivan in his 26-man roster for September and October friendlies.
Clippers Trade Leonard to Raptors for Ingram, Picks
The Los Angeles Clippers traded Kawhi Leonard to the Toronto Raptors on Monday in exchange for Brandon Ingram and multiple draft selections. Leonard waived a $7.45 million trade kicker to facilitate the deal.
Texas Beats Ohio State as Cruz Promotes Bill
Texas defeated Ohio State 24-23 after trailing by 20 points while Senator Ted Cruz attended. Cruz discussed the Protect College Sports Act on ESPN before fans booed him.
Jacobs Pleads No Contest to Misdemeanor Battery Charge
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and criminal damage charges on September 10. The court ordered a $1,000 fine while the NFL reviews video for a potential suspension.
University of Iowa Band Leader Dies After Cardiac Arrest
Derek Phillips died Tuesday after his family removed life support following severe brain damage from cardiac arrest. The Hawkeye Marching Band will leave his leadership position vacant for the season.
Yankees, Mets Mark 9/11 Anniversary With Tribute Game
The Yankees and Mets played a game at Yankee Stadium on Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. Players wore first responder caps while families of victims were honored during pregame ceremonies.
LIV Golf Files for Bankruptcy With BC Partners Deal
LIV Golf filed for Chapter 11 protection in New Jersey and named BC Partners as its new investor. The plan grants players 52% ownership and targets a 2027 league relaunch.
Garcia Skips Face-Off With Benn Before Title Fight in Las Vegas
Ryan Garcia missed a scheduled face-off with Conor Benn ahead of their WBC welterweight title fight in Las Vegas. Benn attended the event alone and mocked his opponent's absence before their Saturday bout.
Oklahoma Sooners Beat UTEP 51-0 in Season Opener
The Oklahoma Sooners defeated UTEP 51-0 on September 4, 2026, at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Isaiah Sategna returned a punt 88 yards for a touchdown as the team rushed for 170 yards.
Former Bears Fullback Matt Suhey Dies at 68
The Chicago Bears confirmed that former fullback Matt Suhey died Saturday night at the age of 68. Teammates stated he passed in his sleep after a career spanning 10 seasons and a Super Bowl XX title.
Kushner, Iger Buy Lakers Stake as Buss Sues
Joshua Kushner and Bob Iger agreed to buy Mark Walter's stake while five siblings sell their share. Jeanie Buss filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles court to block the sale of her family's 17.8 percent interest.
Pac-12 Adds Seven Teams From Mountain West, Sun Belt
The Pac-12 reconstituted its roster by adding seven universities from the Mountain West and Sun Belt conferences. This expansion followed the departure of ten original members to the Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC.
Enes Kanter Freedom Sues Chicago Sky For Ejection
Enes Kanter Freedom filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Sky and city officials alleging his ejection from an August 23 game violated his First Amendment rights.
Pochettino to Name Young U.S. Roster for Exhibitions
Mauricio Pochettino will announce a youth-focused U.S. men's national team roster on Sept. 17, 2026. The squad faces Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Canada in late September and early October.
Osaka Beats Siniakova to Reach Third Round at US Open
Naomi Osaka defeated Katerina Siniakova in three sets to advance to the third round of the 2026 US Open. The win marks her 80th Grand Slam singles victory and first time since 2018 reaching this stage at all four majors.
Sullivan Sets MLS Record With Fourth Straight Goal Contribution
Cavan Sullivan became the first 16-year-old in MLS history to record goal contributions in four consecutive matches during a win over New York.
Fickell Cites Unknowns on Injured Linemen Before Notre Dame
Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell said the status of injured linemen Kevin Heywood and Emerson Mandell remains unknown before their Sept. 6 game. The Badgers enter the season opener at Lambeau Field as a significant underdog against No.
NCAA Clears Cincinnati of Wrongdoing in Sorsby Betting Case
The NCAA cleared the University of Cincinnati of wrongdoing and assigned a Level III violation solely to former quarterback Brendan Sorsby.
Indiana Listed as 40-Point Favorite For North Texas
Caesars Sportsbook opened Indiana as a 40.5-point favorite against North Texas for their September 5 game. The large spread reflects Indiana's historic 16-0 record and North Texas returning only 32% of its production.
Georgia Favored by 45.5 Points For Tennessee State
Georgia enters its 2026 opener as a 45.5-point favorite against Tennessee State in Athens. The Bulldogs are 0-10 against the spread when favored by at least 40 points under Kirby Smart.
Vikings Agree to Sign Linebacker Kyle Van Noy
The Minnesota Vikings agreed to sign free agent Kyle Van Noy on September 1, 2026. He will join the practice squad to provide depth after injuries and a trade.