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Bayern have options for Musiala’s expected three-to-four-week absence
Jamal Musiala is expected to miss three to four weeks after injuring his thigh during Germany’s warm-up Thursday. Bayern Munich have Serge Gnabry back from injury and summer signing Ismael Saibari impressing; Lennart Karl and Michael Olise could also cover his No. 10 role. -
Braves' bullpen depth may soften the impact of Martin Perez's injury
Perez's back tightness has not responded to treatment, leaving his return uncertain; NLDS Game 3 is the earliest possibility. SB Nation says Brent Suter and Ray Kerr may take his innings, but a bullpen-heavy Game 3 could leave the Braves short on pitching for the next game. -
Marquette opens Big East women’s soccer slate with Butler visit
Marquette starts Big East play at Butler on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 6 p.m. Central in Indianapolis; the match streams on ESPN+. The Golden Eagles are 4-1-4 and Butler 5-2-1; Marquette keeper Mia Hurd has the conference’s best save percentage, .875. -
Aaron Donald plays 33 snaps as Rams prepare for Denver
Aaron Donald returned to the Rams and played 33 snaps in Monday’s win over the Giants. Turf Show Times’ Evan Craig said his impact went beyond a modest stat line. Craig expects a low-scoring game Sunday at Denver and predicts a 21-17 Broncos win. -
Giants expected to blitz Cam Ward more in Brian Daboll’s return
With Jaxson Dart out for the season and Brian Burns sidelined, the Giants are 2.5-point favorites in Week 3; this preview picks New York to win 20-13 and expects more blitzes against Cam Ward and nickel packages against Tennessee’s 71% use of 11 personnel. -
Nevada’s Steve Alford to retire after 2026-27 season; Fotheringham picks Utah State
Nevada coach Steve Alford will retire after the 2026-27 season; Utah State landed 2027 four-star wing Crew Fotheringham. Two Wyoming players will miss time with hand injuries, while Boise State’s Sire Gaines remains questionable for the game at Western Michigan. -
Writer sees LSU ending two-game skid against Texas A&M, 34-20
SB Nation’s preview picks LSU to beat Texas A&M 34-20, which would end LSU’s two-game losing streak against the Aggies. The writer says motion could exploit A&M’s man-heavy coverage and test a defensive line that lost three players to the NFL. -
FTR put teamwork first in their bid for a fourth AEW tag-team reign at All Out
FTR are seeking a fourth AEW tag-team title reign in Saturday’s three-way ladder match at All Out against Cope and Cage and The Young Bucks. They say they focus on teamwork and the feeling a match creates rather than high spots. -
Phillies enter final series unclinched in tight NL Wild Card race
The Phillies enter the final regular-season series in an NL Wild Card spot, unclinched. They, the Cubs and Padres are within two games of one another; Arizona remains alive, and this weekend decides playoff places and seeding. A Phillies miss remains possible but unlikely. -
Deco says Barcelona’s Julián Álvarez pursuit is “in the past”
Deco says Barcelona’s Julián Álvarez pursuit is “in the past” after Atlético Madrid refused to sell during the summer. Since missing out, Barça have moved Raphinha to No. 9, where he has scored, and signed Gabriel Jesus, who has scored twice in four substitute appearances. -
Chiefs look to sharpen pass rush after Daniel Jones went unsacked for five quarters
Kansas City beat Indianapolis 33-30 in overtime, but the Colts gained 329 yards and Daniel Jones went five quarters without a sack. Defensive line coach Joe Cullen says the pass rush must improve, particularly against quick throws, before Sunday's visit to Miami. -
Indiana’s loss leaves Clark-Reese meeting possible only in WNBA Finals
Indiana’s 66-86 loss to Minnesota let Washington overtake the Fever, changing the WNBA playoff bracket: Caitlin Clark’s team now opens against Las Vegas, while Angel Reese’s Atlanta Dream face the Washington Mystics. They can meet only in the Finals, if both advance. -
Hegseth’s 2026 filing reports a bank account above $1 million
Pete Hegseth’s 2026 disclosure lists a bank account above $1 million, compared with the same account’s $15,001–$50,000 range in his 2024 nominee filing. It reports $16,000–$65,000 in bitcoin and records defense-stock sales and family ETF purchases. -
Experts say workplace stress needs more than coping apps
Gallup's survey of more than 141,000 employed adults across 140-plus countries found 40% had experienced stress the previous day, rising to 50% in the US and Canada. Experts say coping apps may help, but employers also need to address harmful workloads and workplace conditions. -
‘Primetime’ and ‘Heart of the Beast’ hit theaters as ‘Tuner’ streams on Paramount+
This week’s movie picks include Robert Pattinson’s “Primetime” and Brad Pitt’s survival thriller “Heart of the Beast” in theaters, “Super Troopers 3” for rent or purchase, and “Tuner” on Paramount+ alongside “Toy Story 5” on Disney+. -
Workers replace corroded roof at 5,000-year-old Slieve Gullion tomb
Workers are replacing the corroded roof of Northern Ireland’s 5,000-year-old Slieve Gullion Passage Tomb, which is closed during repairs. Archaeologists and engineers carry most materials up the 1,800-foot mountain each day; work is expected to finish by Dec. 21. -
Jeffrey Donaldson seeks appeal ahead of sentencing for child sex abuse convictions
Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson was convicted in June of 18 child sex-abuse counts, including a rape count, against two women when they were children. Prosecution and defence made pre-sentence submissions; he is seeking to appeal, and sentencing is due next month. -
Goldman estimates hyperscalers need $300 billion in AI revenue to break even
Goldman Sachs strategist Ryan Hammond estimates that hyperscalers including Amazon, Oracle and Microsoft need about $300 billion in AI revenue over the next few years to break even on their investments; he says they remain well short of that level. -
Report: White House asks OpenAI and Anthropic to delay UK model sharing
According to a Politico report, the White House asked OpenAI and Anthropic to hold new AI models back from British safety testers pending a U.S. review. Reuters reported that the aim is to ensure the systems are secure before they are shared with partners. -
Former Citrus housing director arrested in alleged $1.2 million diversion
Thomas F. Jardon, former housing director at South Florida nonprofit Citrus Health Network, was arrested Sept. 23 and faces 57 felony charges over an alleged diversion of more than $1.2 million from homelessness programs. He pleaded not guilty Sept. 24. -
Google prepares first Suncatcher satellite for an orbital TPU test
Google plans to launch a prototype satellite next week aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-18 rideshare. Carrying Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), it will test how the AI chips withstand launch forces, radiation and temperature extremes in low Earth orbit. -
Motley Fool contributor recommends holding SpaceX shares for now
Motley Fool contributor Keithen Drury recommends holding SpaceX shares—or staying on the sidelines if you own none—rather than buying now. He cites 92% second-quarter revenue growth but says the $2 trillion market cap is 45 times estimated 2026 sales. -
Azerbaijan GP weekend shifts earlier, with 2026 race set for Saturday
The 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix starts in Baku on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 7 a.m. ET (4 a.m. PT); practice and qualifying move to Thursday and Friday to accommodate a national remembrance day Sunday, and U.S. viewers can stream the race on Apple TV. -
OSI Systems ends fiscal 2026 with record sales and a $1.9B backlog
OSI Systems reported record fiscal 2026 revenue of $1.79 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $10.35, up 11%, with backlog at $1.9 billion. Fourth-quarter revenue fell 4% to $484 million; management cited Middle East delivery delays, and affected orders remain in backlog. -
Motley Fool contributor predicts Adobe shares topping $350 before 2030
Motley Fool contributor Daniel Sparks predicts Adobe shares could top $350 before 2030, about 45% above the roughly $241 price cited. His case assumes subscription revenue grows near 10% a year, operating margins hold and buybacks continue; slower growth is the key risk. -
Former Odessa officer faces two felony counts over texts to women he arrested
Former Odessa, Texas, officer Jody Baer faces two felony counts of misusing official information; investigators say he used phone numbers obtained during arrests to send personal, sexually inappropriate texts to two women. He resigned the morning of his arrest. -
Australia and Brazil open friendly double-header in Townsville on Friday
Australia host Brazil in the first of two friendlies on Friday, Sept. 25, at 8 p.m. AEST at Townsville’s Queensland Country Bank Stadium. It is the Socceroos’ first match at the venue, and Australian viewers can watch on Network 10 or 10 Streaming. -
John Mateer booed after second pick in Oklahoma’s 14-6 win over New Mexico
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer was booed after his second interception gave New Mexico the ball deep in Sooners territory in a 14-6 win on Sept. 20, 2026. The Sooners had also lost 17-10 to Michigan, but Mateer remains listed as their No. 1 quarterback.
