Bears fire OC Waldron after nine games
CHICAGO — The Chicago Bears fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron on Tuesday just nine games into his tenure directing an offense for rookie quarterback Caleb Williams.
NFL winners and losers, Week 10: Maybe the Chiefs will never lose again
Each week of the NFL season, The Baltimore Sun will recap the best and worst from around the league. Here are our winners and losers from Week 10:
City report: Tropicana Field can be fixed for Rays’ 2026 season for $55 million
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Tropicana Field can be repaired in time for the Rays’ 2026 season for about $55.7 million, according to the damage assessment report sent to St. Petersburg City Council members on Tuesday.
Wildcats and Warriors to represent BIIF in HHSAA tourney; All-BIIF XC teams released
The 2024 HHSAA football tournament brackets were released over the weekend, and two Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) teams will be representing the isle in the competition for the state crown.
Cross country trio concludes season at NCAA West regional meet; hoops tickets released
BILLINGS, Mont. — UH-Hilo women’s cross country concluded its season with competition at the NCAA West Regional 6k meet Saturday morning at Amend Park.
Rainbows ride bench to victory, Classic title
Alcaraz given Ruud awakening with defeat in ATP Finals opener
TURIN, Italy (Reuters) — An off-color Carlos Alcaraz suffered a shock 6-1 7-5 defeat against Norway’s Casper Ruud in his opening match at the ATP Finals as the Spaniard’s hopes of winning the year-end title for the first time suffered a blow on Monday.
NBA roundup: Mitchell scores 36 as Cavs beat Bulls to remain perfect
Donovan Mitchell scored a season-high 36 points and Evan Mobley had a double-double of 15 points and 11 rebounds and the visiting Cleveland Cavaliers remained undefeated with a 119-113 win against the Chicago Bulls on Monday.
Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge headline list of MVP finalists
Shohei Ohtani, the first 50-50 player in major league history, and Triple Crown threat Aaron Judge lead the league Most Valuable Player finalists revealed on Monday.
Paul Skenes, Luis Gil lead Rookie of the Year finalists
Paul Skenes is officially a finalist for the National League Rookie of the Year award, while two New York Yankees are among the three finalists on the American League side.
Racing for a cause: Pease brothers inspire many in record-setting Ironman
KAILUA-KONA — Not even a jellyfish sting could have stopped the Pease brothers from crossing the finish line.
Hawaii battles but cannot get a stop in the end and falls to UNLV
NFL roundup: Jake Bates hits winning FG as Lions rally past Texans
Jake Bates kicked a 52-yard field goal just inside the left upright as time expired and the Detroit Lions overcame a 16-point halftime deficit to record a 26-23 victory over the host Houston Texans on Sunday night.
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Georgia Tech wrecks No. 4 Miami’s perfect season with 28-23 upset
ATLANTA — With a will and determination not matched on The Flats in some time, Georgia Tech wrecked Miami’s perfect season with a 28-23 victory in front of 47,358 mostly delirious fans.
Japanese ace Roki Sasaki to be posted, becoming a top Dodgers free-agency target
LOS ANGELES — On the first day of October, two Dodgers executives were on the other side of the world.
The big three have faded. Who will dominate next?
In mid-September, just two weeks after Jannik Sinner won the U.S. Open to secure a 2-2 win-loss record with Carlos Alcaraz at the major championships in 2024, Alcaraz was asked if he envisioned his rivalry with Sinner ultimately replicating that of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
NBA roundup: Down 13 in 4th, Cavs rally past Nets for 11-0 start
Evan Mobley collected 23 points and 16 rebounds as the Cleveland Cavaliers, who trailed by 13 early in the fourth quarter, extended their season-opening winning streak to 11 games with a 105-100 victory over the visiting Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night.
Week 10 NFL capsules
Sunday
Playing out a dream, a long, long way from home
Izzy Morales first caught sight of the Stadium of Light from the back of an Uber. He had left his home in Canton, Ohio, a couple of days earlier. He was still coming to terms with the novelty, with the distance, of the new life he had chosen. When he touched down in Dublin, en route to North East England, it had suddenly struck him that he was traveling “halfway across the world.”
