MLB
Martín Maldonado Joins Tigers as Quality Control Coach
Martín Maldonado is joining the Detroit Tigers as quality control coach, reuniting with manager A.J. Hinch after retiring from playing in 2025.
Dustin Judge
Dustin Judge is the Founder and CEO of Total Apex Media, bringing more than 20 years of writing and editorial experience to the company's growing network of digital publications. He specializes in sports, sports betting, fantasy sports, and digital publishing, with a focus on producing accurate, timely, and engaging content for readers. Dustin oversees editorial strategy, content development, and publishing operations across Total Apex Media while remaining actively involved in sports, betting, and fantasy sports coverage.
NFL
Broncos’ Jonathon Cooper Eligible to Return in Week 7
The NFL removed Jonathon Cooper from the commissioner's exempt list Friday, clearing the Broncos linebacker to play against Arizona on Oct. 25.
NFL
Eagles Rule Out Barkley, Clear Smith for Week 6 vs. Panthers
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley is expected to miss a second straight game with a hamstring injury after missing practice again Friday...
NFL
Lamar Jackson Ruled Out vs. Browns; Huntley to Start Again
Ravens head coach Jesse Minter announced Friday that quarterback Lamar Jackson has been ruled out for Sunday's game at the Cleveland Browns because of…
Formula 1
Franco Colapinto Fan Abuse Appeal: What He Said
Franco Colapinto's fan abuse appeal asks his supporters to stop harassing F1 rivals and officials, warning the behavior could hurt his career.
NBA
Zaragoza disputes Aday Mara’s eligibility to play for OKC Thunder
Spanish club Basket Zaragoza is contesting the NBA eligibility of Oklahoma City Thunder rookie Aday Mara, claiming the 7-foot-3 center remains under...
NFL
Browns’ KC Concepcion clears protocol, plays Ravens
KC Concepcion has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol and will play Sunday against the Ravens after the Week 5 hit from Jets safety Minkah…
NHL
David Perron Signs One-Year Deal With Dallas Stars
David Perron signed a one-year, $850,000 contract with the Dallas Stars on Friday, the team announced, giving the 38-year-old winger his 20th NHL season.
Soccer
Real Madrid Demands Tebas Resign Over Nazi Comparison
Real Madrid called on Friday for LaLiga president Javier Tebas to resign after he compared the club's approach to officiating complaints to propaganda...
NBA
Bucks Move Home Opener to 3 p.m. to Avoid World Series
The Milwaukee Bucks moved their Oct. 23 home opener against the Chicago Bulls from 7 p.m. to 3 p.m. CT, a schedule change made…
