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Golden State Warriors
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Warriors Without Stephen Curry: Every Number That Matters as He Misses at Least Two Weeks
Stephen Curry has a right oblique tear and will be re-evaluated in two weeks. The Warriors were 8-4 and rolling. Here's how they've played with him and without him this season, last season and across his career, plus the six games he's likely to miss.
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Warriors Racing the Clock to Trade Kristaps Porzingis After He Steps Away From Basketball
Kristaps Porzingis announced he is stepping away from basketball for health reasons, and the Warriors are now trying to trade his contract, ideally by Dec. 16. Here's what's been reported, why that date matters, what rival teams are asking for, and what Golden State will and won't give up.
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Warriors vs. Clippers: Three-game streak meets four-game skid, November 1, 2026
The Warriors host the LA Clippers at Chase Center in San Francisco on November 1, 2026, riding a three-game win streak against a Clippers side that has lost four straight.
Phoenix Suns
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Suns 133, Clippers 110: Bench Pours In 81, Goodwin Rains Six Threes in Bounce-Back Rout
One night after a 26-point loss to San Antonio, the Suns blew out the Clippers 133-110 for their biggest win of the season. Phoenix hit a season-high 22 threes, its bench scored a season-high 81 points, and Jordan Goodwin made six threes in about 14 minutes in his return from a calf injury.
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173 Points, Zero Threes: Where Are the Suns of the Highest-Scoring Game in Franchise History Now?
On November 10, 1990, the Suns hung 173 points on the Nuggets, still the franchise record and tied for the most in any regulation NBA game, and they did it without making a single three-pointer. Thirty-six years later, we break down every one of those 173 points and catch up with all ten Suns who scored them.
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Suns 117, Magic 104: Booker's 30 and a New-Look Lineup Snap the Skid
A Suns fan's recap of Phoenix's 117-104 win over Orlando on November 5, 2026: Oso Ighodaro's first start, Devin Booker's 30 and 8, Dillon Brooks' 24, a Miles Bridges double-double, and 36 points off 25 Magic turnovers to end a four-game losing streak.
Denver Nuggets
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143 Points and a 30-Point Loss: The Night Denver's 1990 Nuggets Ran Into History — Where Are They Now?
On November 10, 1990, the Denver Nuggets scored 143 points in Phoenix, won the second half by 10, and still lost by 30. Thirty-six years later, we break down every one of those 143 points, revisit Paul Westhead's full-speed experiment, and catch up with all eleven Nuggets who played in the highest-scoring game in Suns history.
Orlando Magic
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Magic vs. Celtics: Boston brings a four-game win streak, November 1, 2026
The Orlando Magic (2-3) host the Boston Celtics (4-1) at Kia Center in Orlando on Sunday, November 1, 2026, with tip-off at 3:30 pm ET.
New York Knicks
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Knicks at Raptors: travel guide for November 15, 2026
The New York Knicks visit the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena on Sunday, November 15, 2026. Here is how Knicks fans can plan the trip to Toronto.
Atlanta Hawks
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Hawks at Bucks: travel guide for November 15, 2026
Traveling to see the Atlanta Hawks take on the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum on November 15, 2026? Here is how to plan the trip.
San Antonio Spurs
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Spurs at Jazz: travel guide for November 15, 2026
The San Antonio Spurs visit the Utah Jazz at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on Sunday, November 15, 2026. A travel guide for visiting fans.
Indiana Pacers
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Pacers at 76ers: travel guide for November 15, 2026
The Indiana Pacers visit the Philadelphia 76ers at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Sunday, November 15, 2026. A travel guide for fans making the trip to Philadelphia.
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Pacers vs. Nets: A Rematch After a 27-Point Win, November 1, 2026
The Indiana Pacers host the winless Brooklyn Nets at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on November 1, 2026, a week after beating them 136-109 in Brooklyn.
Los Angeles Lakers
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Lakers at Suns: travel guide for November 15, 2026
Los Angeles Lakers fans heading to the Phoenix Suns: how to reach Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix for the 2:00 pm MST tip on November 15, 2026.
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Lakers vs. Raptors: Both teams trading wins and losses, November 1, 2026
The Los Angeles Lakers (4-2) host the Toronto Raptors (3-2) at Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, November 1, 2026, tip-off 6:00 pm PT.
Houston Rockets
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Rockets at Wizards: travel guide for November 15, 2026
The Houston Rockets visit the Washington Wizards at Capital One Arena on November 15, 2026. Here is how to get to D.C., where to stay and what to know on game day.
Charlotte Hornets
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Hornets at Clippers: travel guide for November 15, 2026
Following the Charlotte Hornets to the LA Clippers at Intuit Dome in Inglewood on November 15, 2026? Here is how to plan the trip.
Dallas Mavericks
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Mavericks at Celtics: travel guide for November 15, 2026
Following the Dallas Mavericks to the Boston Celtics at TD Garden on November 15, 2026: when to book, where to stay and how to reach the arena.
Oklahoma City Thunder
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Thunder at Kings: travel guide for November 15, 2026
A travel guide for Oklahoma City Thunder fans heading to the Sacramento Kings at Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
NFL
Washington Commanders
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27-27: The Rarest Result in Football, and the Giants and Commanders Just Did It Again
On Oct. 11, Washington and New York played 70 minutes and nobody won. It was the NFL's first tie of 2026 and only the 31st since overtime arrived in 1974, and it was the third overtime tie between these two franchises, tying the league record. Here's how it happened, how rare ties really are, and what a bet on a tie usually pays.
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Commanders at Giants Preview: Projected Starters, Injury Report and a Must-Win Thursday Night
Washington (2-5-1) visits the NFC East-leading Giants (5-2-1) on Thursday Night Football. Jayden Daniels calls it a must-win. Here's the projected starting lineup, the full injury picture without Terry McLaurin, Daron Payne and Javon Kinlaw, the rematch of the Week 5 tie, and what Washington needs to do to leave MetLife with a win.
New York Giants
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Giants vs. Commanders Preview: Projected Starters, Injury Report and a Chance to Bury the Division
The NFC East-leading Giants (5-2-1) host Washington (2-5-1) on Thursday Night Football, five weeks after a 27-27 tie. Here's the projected starting lineup with J.J. McCarthy and Cam Skattebo both expected to go, the full injury report, and the keys to turning a three-game division lead into four.
Baltimore Ravens
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Ravens Fall 33-10 to Jaguars: Fagnano's First Start, a Fourth Straight Loss, and the Brissett Lifeline
Without Lamar Jackson or Tyler Huntley, Baltimore turned to undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano and Wildcat snaps to Derrick Henry — and still lost 33-10 at home in the rain. The Ravens' view: the few bright spots, the hard truths, and why Jacoby Brissett and Monday's Chargers game now matter.
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Jaguars 33, Ravens 10: Lawrence's Deep Shots and a Smothering Defense Make It 5 of 6
Jacksonville rolled into a rainy M&T Bank Stadium and handled a Ravens team down to its third-string QB, 33-10. Trevor Lawrence hit two explosive throws, Cam Little went 4-for-4, and the defense forced three turnovers. The Jaguars' view: what went right, what still needs work, and what's next at Tennessee.
Formula 1™
McLaren Racing
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Norris Wins a Wet São Paulo Grand Prix as Verstappen Charges From 21st and Mercedes Clinch the Constructors' Title
Lando Norris recovered from a poor start on pole to win a rain-hit São Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos by 14.6 seconds. Max Verstappen drove from 21st on the grid to second, Isack Hadjar made it a double Red Bull podium, and Mercedes sealed their first Constructors' Championship since 2021.