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Full Details of Dallas Cowboys-Pittsburgh Steelers’ Joey Porter Jr Trade (opens the original)
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The Dallas Cowboys, looking for help in the defensive backfield after allowing seven passing touchdowns in their first three games, reached agreement with the Pittsburgh Steelers on a trade Wednesday, Sept. 30. According to Tom Pelissero, the Steelers will send 26-year-old cornerback Joey Porter Jr. to Dallas. Porter hasn’t played this season amid a contract holdout after he reportedly turned down an offer from the Steelers this offseason that would have paid him slightly more than $27 million i
Red Sox get brutal Roman Anthony injury update immediately before Game 2 vs. Yankees (opens the original)
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Boston Red Sox manager Chad Tracy essentially ruled outfielder Roman Anthony out of the postseason in his pregame remarks to reporters on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Anthony was removed from Game 1 of the Red Sox’s American League wild-card series against the New York Yankees on Tuesday with an unspecified right-hand injury. The specifics were revealed Wednesday—and they aren’t good. Tracy said that Anthony reaggravated the same injury that knocked him out for almost six months earlier in the season. U
Pope Leo XIV sends message to White Sox before MLB postseason (opens the original)
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On Sept. 9, 2026, Pope Leo XIV authored a letter to Chicago White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf. On Tuesday, Sept. 29, hours before their first American League wild-card game against the Houston Astros, the White Sox shared the letter — signed by the world’s most famous White Sox fan — to their Twitter/X account. “Earlier today, a letter from Pope Leo XIV arrived at Rate Field,” the caption read. MORE: After 108 years, Red Sox’s Payton Tolle joins Babe Ruth in exclusive group If the sentiment fro
George Lombard Jr. to break Mickey Mantle’s 73-year-old Yankees record (opens the original)
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When 21-year-old George Lombard Jr. takes his first at-bat in Game 1 of the New York Yankees‘ wild-card series against the Boston Red Sox, he’ll set an obscure but meaningful franchise record. Lombard Jr., 21, is now the youngest No. 5 hitter in a Yankees postseason starting lineup, according to Jon Morosi of MLB Network. He’ll break the record Mickey Mantle has held since Game 1 of the 1953 World Series. Few should question manager Aaron Boone’s decision after Lombard’s stellar MLB regular seas
Yankees Game 1 lineup: Anthony Volpe starts over 2-time All-Star (opens the original)
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Going into their American League wild-card series against the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees had some choices to make for their starting lineup. With the Red Sox starting a left-handed pitcher on the mound, perhaps it was no surprise that two-time All-Star second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr., a left-handed hitter, will begin the game on the bench. In his place is Anthony Volpe, with rookie George Lombard Jr. starting at shortstop. Volpe, 25, and Lombard, 21, are both right-handed hitters — bu
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