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- Hutson's goal 74 seconds into overtime lifts Capitals past Senators
Cole Hutson's goal 74 seconds into overtime, set up by Alex Ovechkin, gave the Washington Capitals to a 3-2 win over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night.
- Iwuchukwu scores 28 as Georgetown knocks off Delaware State
Vincent Iwuchukwu had 28 points in Georgetown's 83-78 win against Delaware State on Tuesday.
- Hellebuyck says incidents 'more than online death threats' led him to ask Jets to trade him
Incidents that were "more than online death threats" cemented Connor Hellebuyck's decision to ask for a trade from the Winnipeg Jets, he said Tuesday.
- Australian jockey, 22, dies after falling during race
An Australian jockey died Tuesday after suffering a critical head injury from falling during a race.
- Commanders' Allegretti set to return at center against Giants
Washington Commanders offensive lineman Nick Allegretti is set to take over at center once again for Thursday's game against the NFC East rival New York Giants.
- Deion Sanders takes the blame for Colorado's struggles with Buffs on brink of another losing season
Deion Sanders is taking full responsibility with the Colorado Buffaloes on the brink of a third losing campaign in his fours seasons in Boulder.
- Vikings add Cousins from Raiders, Chiefs acquire Downs ahead of NFL trade deadline
NFL insiders and analysts warned that Tuesday's trade deadline could rank among the busiest in recent memory. It lived up to the hype.
- Alex Ovechkin says Russians want to play for their country, doesn't weigh in on CAS decision
Alex Ovechkin said Tuesday that athletes from Russia just want to represent their country, but the Washington Capitals' captain and NHL career goal-scoring leader declined to weigh in on the decision to allow his home nation back into international hockey tournaments.
- LIV Golf files bankruptcy plan, sets sight on January liquidation
LIV Golf filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan with a New Jersey court Tuesday, along with a proposed schedule for a final hearing on its disclosure statement on Jan. 7 that would begin liquidation.
- Kissing Cousins again: Quarterback returns to Vikings in Raiders trade
The Minnesota Vikings traded with the Las Vegas Raiders for quarterback Kirk Cousins, as the NFL trade deadline loomed at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
- Ovechkin says Russians want to play for their country
Alex Ovechkin said Tuesday that athletes from Russia just want to represent their country, but the Washington Capitals' captain and NHL career goal-scoring leader declined to weigh in on the decision to allow his home nation back into international hockey tournaments.
- McIlroy says DeChambeau will bring eyes wherever he goes next
What came across as criticism in July sounded a lot more like a compliment Tuesday when Rory McIlroy contemplated the nebulous future of Bryson DeChambeau.
- NFL playoff picture: NFC North thriving as Panthers lead sputtering NFC South
The NFL season has hit its halfway point. The standings are taking shape. Teams like the 0-8 Los Angeles Chargers and the 1-7 Miami Dolphins are looking toward the offseason while a handful of teams buckle down for a playoff push.
- Bob Boone, World Series champion and part of 3-generation baseball family, dies at 78
Bob Boone, the catcher on the Philadelphia Phillies' first World Series championship team in 1980 who won seven Gold Gloves and was part of baseball's first three-generation family, has died. He was 78.
- Lewis Hamilton arrives in Egypt to visit Gaza humanitarian aid facilities
Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton arrived at Egypt's Rafah on Tuesday to visit organizations sending humanitarian aid to the war-torn Gaza Strip.
- F1 ends plans for backup race in Italy as season finale nears in Qatar and Abu Dhabi
Formula 1 plans to go ahead with its season-ending races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi despite tensions in the Middle East.
- F1 ends plans for backup race in Italy as season finale nears in Qatar, Abu Dhabi
Formula 1 plans to go ahead with its season-ending races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi despite tensions in the Middle East.
- Jannik Sinner plans late-December return at Saudi exhibition ahead of Australian Open
Jannik Sinner plans to return from injury at an exhibition event in December to prepare for the Australian Open and believes the enforced layoff has changed his attitude towards tennis.
- Jags at center of NFL trade deadline frenzy
The Jacksonville Jaguars are making moves.
- Tennessee players co-design a model of what collective bargaining could look like in college sports
A group representing college athletes partnered with Tennessee basketball players to release the most detailed vision yet of what a collective-bargaining agreement in college sports could look like.
- Man owed $12 million by Shilo Sanders disputes bankruptcy filing
Shilo Sanders, the son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, declared bankruptcy in a recent court filing. His creditor said this week that the evidence of bankruptcy is "not credible."
- Rise in quarterback injuries leading to drop in point totals for Big Ten games this season
The addition of four former Pac-12 teams was supposed to bring some offensive firepower to the Big Ten and change its reputation.
- Names for PWHL expansion teams: Detroit Clutch, San Jose Sea Lions, Vegas Vanguards, Hamilton Havoc
The Professional Women's Hockey League's four new expansion teams finally have nicknames and logos to accompany them in preparing to make their on-ice debuts next month.
- Devon Key thought the whistle ended it. Sean Payton's red flag secured the improbable interception
Devon Key knew the football didn't hit the ground.
- JuJu Watkins returns as South Carolina and USC meet again Sunday in a fast-growing rivalry
Thanksgiving isn't for a few weeks, but there's already a feast of good matchups in women's basketball and the season is barely a week old.
- Collins puts up 24 points, 10 rebounds as Pistons beat Davis, Wizards
John Collins had 24 points and 10 rebounds as the Detroit Pistons beat the Washington Wizards 122-111 on Monday at Little Caesars Arena.
- Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle wins AL Rookie of the Year, Reds slugger Sal Stewart takes NL honor
Kevin McGonigle rewarded the Detroit Tigers' confidence by becoming the runaway winner of the American League Rookie of the Year award Monday night. Cincinnati Reds slugger Sal Stewart took home the National League honor after anchoring the middle of the team's lineup all season.
- Jaguars take a Super Bowl swing with trades for Eagles' Davis, Falcons' Bates
The Jacksonville Jaguars are making a Super Bowl push.
- Santa Barbara police investigate after 27 half marathon runners seek medical care
Police in California are investigating after at least two dozen participants in the Santa Barbara Half Marathon ended up at the hospital on Sunday.
- Jordon Hudson sues Airbnb hosts over doorbell camera video of shirtless Bill Belichick
Jordon Hudson is suing two Airbnb hosts over a doorbell camera video of a bare-chested Bill Belichick, saying that the 2023 clip invaded her privacy by ultimately prompting public disclosure of her relationship with the Super Bowl-winning coach.
- NFL reinstates Aiyuk to 49ers after he left the team last year
Receiver Brandon Aiyuk has been reinstated to the San Francisco 49ers by the NFL after leaving the team a year ago.
- Trip down 'Terp Alley' helped Maryland get first Big Ten win
Maryland has turned the corner in multiple ways since interim coach Aazaar Abdul-Rahim has taken over. A right turn onto "Terp Alley" helped Maryland finally snap a 13-game Big Ten losing streak as it rides fresh momentum into a home game with Wisconsin.
- LOVERRO: Commanders stumped by Rams' three-man game plan
Sunday at Northwest Stadium, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Washington Commanders 20-13 with three players -- receiver Puka Nacua, linebacker Myles Garrett and quarterback Matthew Stafford.
- Army-Navy game moved up a week starting in 2027 to avoid expanded College Football Playoff conflict
The Army-Navy game, one of the most storied rivalries in college football, will be played one week earlier in the season starting next year to avoid conflicts with the expanded College Football Playoff.
- Cignetti keeping quiet about QB Josh Hoover's status as No. 6 Indiana prepares for No. 15 USC
Indiana Hoosiers coach Curt Cignetti stayed true to form Monday.
- Reid: Patrick Mahomes day to day after hurting throwing elbow in lopsided win over the Jets
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is considered day to day after hurting his throwing elbow while he was getting strip-sacked by David Bailey late in the first half of Kansas City's 35-12 rout of the Jets, coach Andy Reid said Monday.
- ESPN, College Football Playoff Committee finalize plan for 24-team expansion
College Football Playoff Expansion is here.
- Lionel Messi wins the MLS Golden Boot for a second straight season
Lionel Messi has been awarded the 2026 MLS Golden Boot, becoming the first player in league history to win the award in consecutive seasons.
- Spirit dodge scheduling conflict, will remain at Audi Field for NWSL semifinal
The Washington Spirit were initially slated to play Saturday's semifinal against the Utah Royals at Northwest Stadium, home of the Washington Commanders, due to a scheduling conflict.
- Eagles coach Nick Sirianni faces tough calls entering bye. Is it time to shake up coaching staff?
Nick Sirianni is set for some tough conversations with management and staff as the Philadelphia Eagles prepare to enter their bye week.