Bengals head coach Zac Taylor announced that Joe Flacco will start Sunday vs. Green Bay. If he wins, he joins Jack Kemp (1962) as the only QBs since 1950 to beat the same team twice in one year with two different teams.

The Blue Jays beat the Yankees 5-2 to punch their first ALCS ticket since 2016. They’re now four wins from their first trip to the World Series in over 30 years.

The Phillies rolled past the Dodgers 8-2 to stay alive, with Kyle Schwarber’s two homers moving him into third all-time in postseason history.

The Tigers took down the Mariners 9–3 with Javier Báez driving in four runs and hitting his first postseason homer in eight years.

The Cubs beat the Brewers 5–4 as Michael Busch’s leadoff homer set the tone, making him the first player to hit multiple leadoff home runs in the same postseason series.

The NCAA has approved a proposal that would allow college athletes and staff to bet on professional sports. It still needs approval from all three divisions before becoming official, but it would represent a major shift in the NCAA’s long-standing stance on gambling. Betting on college games would remain banned.

Reports out of the University of North Carolina say school officials have started talking about a possible exit plan for Bill Belichick as NCAA rules issues pile up. The school is reportedly exploring ways to reduce his buyout.

Jack Eichel signed an eight-year, $108 million deal to stay with the Golden Knights after putting up a career-best 94 points last season.

Leon Draisaitl opened the season with career goal No. 400, the ninth-fastest ever by a player born outside North America. Only Alex Ovechkin reached it quicker among active players.

A’ja Wilson hit a game winning shot with 0.3 seconds on the clock to put the Aces up 3-0 in the WNBA Finals.

Cristiano Ronaldo is officially the first active soccer player to become a billionaire, per Bloomberg, following his $400 million Al Nassr contract and endorsement deals with Nike and Armani.

Riley Greene and Javier Báez electrified Comerica Park with important home runs during a four-run sixth inning, leading the Tigers to a 9-3 victory over the Mariners and forcing a Game 5 in the American League Division Series.

Pete Crow-Armstrong's two-run single highlighted a four-run first inning for the Cubs, who narrowly escaped a series sweep by outlasting the Brewers 4-3.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s clutch hitting and Nathan Lukes' important two-run single lifted the Blue Jays past the Yankees, 5-2, securing their first trip to the ALCS in nine years.

With Kyle Schwarber's two home-runs, including a historic shot that soared over the right-field pavilion, the Phillies took the momentum to an 8-2 victory, denying the Dodgers a series sweep in Game 3 of the NL Division Series.

Morgan Rielly's third-period goal led the Maple Leafs to a 5-2 victory over the Canadiens, with William Nylander contributing three points and Auston Matthews icing the game with an empty-netter, while Oliver Kapanen scored his first NHL goal for Montreal.

In Marco Sturm's victorious coaching debut, David Pastrnak dazzled with a goal and two assists while Jeremy Swayman stopped 35 shots, as the Bruins weathered a momentum-shifting equalizer from Tom Wilson to defeat the Capitals 3-1.

Nazem Kadri clinched a 4-3 victory for the Flames over the Oilers with a shootout goal in the eighth round, capping a comeback that overshadowed Leon Draisaitl's milestone 400th NHL goal after the Oilers squandered a 3-0 lead.

The Kings overcame Pavel Dorofeyev's hat trick and Mitch Marner's Vegas debut with a 6-5 shootout victory, as Adrian Kempe and Trevor Moore clinched the win after Moore and Brandt Clarke's late goals forced overtime.

MVP A’ja Wilson put on a show as she scored 34 points including the game winning shot with 0.3 seconds on the clock, shutting down the Mercury’s comeback efforts after being down by as much as 16 in the second half