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100% of Seahawks snaps, at age 33. Bobby Wagner, how much longer do you want to play?

Joel Dahmen, Marshawn Lynch On The Call For Netflix's First-Ever Live Sporting Event

Netflix's first-ever live sporting event, the Netflix Cup, will pair four F1 drivers with four PGA Tour players—a natural debut given their two smash hit docuseries with Drive to Survive and Full Swing. The drivers will be in town because the first-ever Las Vegas Grand Prix is next Saturday,

Nov. 18, and the golfers have plenty of time on their schedule with this being the dead period before the PGA Tour picks back up in earnest come January.

The matchups for the event, which is set for 6 pm EST/3pm PST at the Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas, are as follows:

Each foursome will play an eight-hole match with some "surprise challenges" interspersed. The two winning teams will advance to a sudden-death ninth hole. All that sounds relatively familiar given all the editions of "The Match" that we've seen before. What's more interesting about this

shindig—besides, of course, where it's airing—is the crew of announcers, none of which have much of a golf broadcasting background.

There's comedian Bert Kresicher; sports broadcaster Kay Adams; PGA Tour player Joel Dahmen, who continues to reap the benefits of his appearance on Full Swing; and Marshawn Lynch. Yes, Beast Mode will be live on the call for Netflix's first live sporting event. It'll be interesting to see

how Netflix wants this event to look and sound. Both Full Swing and Drive to Survive are fly-on-the-wall type documentaries; they don't bleep out words or sugar coat anything. That's obviously in stark contrast to the cable TV golf specials we've seen in the past, which have involved

It'll also be an interesting test-run for the golfers, all four of whom are signed up to participate in Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's TGL simulator league, which begins in January. The success of those broadcasts, like this one, will depend largely on how entertaining the players are in this

semi-casual setting. It's nice to see golf as a whole, and the golfers themselves, lean into the "we're entertainers" mindset.

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Geddy Lee is used to telling stories through music, but in his new autobiography, My Effin’ Life’, the Rush lead singer shares his unlikely journey to rock ‘n roll success. He talks to The National’s Ian Hanomansing about the transformative moments and the importance of telling his family’s Holocaust story.

The Seahawks offense came alive in the 2nd half to get a vital win over the Commanders.

Somehow, I never doubted that the Hawks would win this one, and now I know why. You just can’t fake confidence like this.

The Seattle Seahawks (6-3) offense started out sluggish, but Geno Smith and company sure came through late on at a time when the defense fell apart.

After some missed opportunities and the usual inability to finish off drives with the maximum points possible, the Seahawks lit up the Washington Commanders (4-6) for 20 points in the 2nd half. Geno’s slow, nervy start gave way to a career-high 369 yards passing, 2 touchdowns, and a

clutch game-winning drive culminating in Jason Myers’ walkoff field goal with no time left. A 9-9 slog at halftime turned into a 29-26 Seahawks win that substantially boosts their hopes of another playoff berth.

Smith though he had a winning touchdown to Tyler Lockett with 3:45, but Sam Howell battled back and found Dyami Brown for a tying touchdown with under a minute left. Geno, who played turnover-free football for the first time since Week 4, got a 7-play, 50-yard drive into field goal

range. DK Metcalf finished with 7 catches for 98 yards, including two huge grabs on the final possession to help Seattle get a priceless W.

It’s frustrating, it’s exciting, it’s boring, it’s dramatic, it’s Seahawks football. What else do you expect? The Seahawks are tied for top spot in the NFC West with the San Francisco 49ers, who beat the Jacksonville Jaguars earlier in the day.

1st Quarter

The Commanders got the ball and immediately scored. Not literally, but we’re talking a grand total of four plays. Sam Howell slipped out of a Jamal Adams blitz, and then Brian Robinson got free down the sideline for a 51-yard catch-and-run touchdown. A nightmare start for Seattle.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba got involved early on Seattle’s first drive. He caught a quick screen for 6 yards, then a 3rd and 6 conversion for 21 when he was matched up with a linebacker. A holding penalty on Charles Cross put the Seahawks behind schedule. Emmanuel Forbes lit up Tyler Lockett

on what was a 2nd and 14 drop. Forbes was penalized for the helmet-to-helmet hit and then ejected. Geno Smith was almost picked off on a screen pass, then found JSN on 3rd and 10 for 9. Instead of a 4th and 1 successful sneak, a delay of game forced the Seahawks into a field goal

The Commanders only picked up one first down on their second possession before punting. Sam Howell nearly got picked by Devon Witherspoon, then checked it down on 3rd and 14 after a false start penalty put them behind the sticks. Seattle similarly only got one 1st down before

2nd Quarter

Sam Howell led a 10-play, 41-yard drive into Seahawks territory. Bad tackling by Jamal Adams led to one 3rd down conversion, while Bobby Wagner appeared to get lost on a crosser to Logan Thomas for another 3rd down pickup. Antonio Gibson’s drop almost led to a Jordyn Brooks pick,

but fell harmlessly incomplete. Joey Slye was brought on from 49 to extend the Commanders’ lead back to 6.

The Seahawks answered back with a 10-play, 51-yard drive but stalled out on a misfire from Geno to Zach Charbonnet on 3rd and 4. He might have been short of the first down anyway. Jason Myers tacked on another field goal.

Leonard Williams got the crowd riled up by sacking Sam Howell on 3rd down. The first sack as a Seahawk for the former New York Jets and Giants star!

The three-and-out parade oscillated between Seattle and Washington over the span of three possessions. Starting from their own 31, the Seahawks finally had something get into the red zone. Geno scrambled for a first down, Kenneth Walker had an explosive run, and Jake Bobo had a

catch to take Seattle inside the Commanders’ 20. Faced with 4th and 1, the Seahawks eschewed a chip shot field goal to go for it at Washington’s 10. A Geno head-bob on a hard count was ruled illegal, so subtract 5 yards.

Sam Howell completed two short passes, then Riq Woolen broke up a throw on 3rd down for a quick three-and-out. This gave the Seahawks the ball back with :54 left and all 3 timeouts. A DK Metcalf grab got them to the 44. Geno was sacked but a hold on the Commanders gave them a

free 5 yards. Zach Charbonnet got into Washington territory with :31 to go before an injured Commanders player had to be helped off the field. Another Charbonnet touch, this time a run, got Seattle into field goal range. A hold by Phil Haynes put them out of FG range, but Geno to DK

got them inside the 35 again. Then he committed intentional grounding to end the half. UNACCEPTABLE.

3rd Quarter

Out of the gate, a pair of 3-yard runs by Walker and the first Smith sack of the game by Jonathan Allen. The boos were loud. Washington’s first possession out of halftime saw Sam Howell again scramble and find a wide open Brian Robinson for 48 yards. The running back leaked out of

the backfield and raced down the sideline almost exactly like the touchdown. Thankfully, Seattle’s defense tightened up and Boye Mafe extended his sack streak to seven games. Joey Slye regained the lead for the Commanders from 47 out.

At last! At last a touchdown! Geno Smith completed a pass to DK Metcalf for 11, then found Ken Walker on a checkdown for a 64-yard catch-and-run touchdown! The first touchdown by Seahawks in seven quarters!

Seattle got a turnover off of Sam Howell. The read-option fooled the Seahawks defensive line, but Devon Witherspoon was there to strip Howell and Riq Woolen was on the spot for the recovery! Howell was on top of Quandre Diggs in that crazy sequence.

Seattle committed a couple of holding penalties and nuked their own drive, of course.

Sam Howell had a decent drive going until Dre’Mont Jones and Bobby Wagner converged on the second-year quarterback for a sack. Wagner broke up a 3rd and 16 pass to Curtis Samuel to get off the field.

4th Quarter

The Seahawks got to Washington’s 36 and were faced with a 4th and 1 up by just 4. They went for it and Zach Charbonnet gained 7 yards to move the chains. That was the end of the movement, and Jason Myers ended up with his fourth field goal of the day to make it a 7-point

Washington curiously made almost no effort to run the ball, then they finally realized they could. Brian Robinson and Antonio Gibson bullied the Seahawks to get to the Seattle 41 in just three plays. A few snaps later, Sam Howell was hit by Boye Mafe but still found Antonio Gibson for a

The Seahawks got out of a 1st and 15 jam by getting an 11-yard catch-and-run to Tyler Lockett, followed by a 5-yard pitch to Ken Walker. A beaut from Geno to Lockett got them into Commanders territory. A throw to Noah Fant lost 2 yards, setting up 4th and 5. Seattle went for it

instead of kick a long field goal. Geno saw DK Metcalf get mugged, threw it his way, and got the first down. Too many men in the huddle gifted teh Seahawks another 5. A crosser to Lockett put the Seahawks in the red zone. Benjamin St. Juste, who committed PI earlier on DK, got

dinged for face masking Ken Walker. Two plays later, Geno to Lockett on the sprint right throw for the lead with 3:45 to go.

Emmanuel Forbes ejected for helmet-to-helmet hit:

The Seahawks went on to kick a field goal on the drive, to get on the board early and cut the Washington lead to 6-3, and the Hawks will have Lockett at their disposal when they are back on offense after he was cleared to return.

A slant to Terry McLaurin put the Commanders just shy of midfield ahead of the two-minute warning. Howell threw it away under heavy pressure on 1st and 10 out of the 2MW. A drop by Jameson Crowder on 2nd and 10 when he could’ve had a first down. Sam Howell put it on him and

he missed the catch. Facing 3rd and 10, Howell found Antonio Gibson for 9 yards, putting them at 4th and 1 but with a timeout taken. The Commanders had all 3 timeouts to start the drive and wound up with just 1 with 1:28 to go. Game on the line... slant to McLaurin for a first down.

No good on the next pass to Jahan Dotson over the middle. Howell evades pressure and nearly picked by Diggs! Then a touchdown by Dyami Brown for 35 yards on 3rd and 10 as he caught it and took off for the score with :52 to go.

Geno still had 2 timeouts left to do something in regulation. Short gain by Charbonnet and he stayed in bounds, resulting in another timeout taken. Another Charbonnet checkdown but he gets out of bounds. Geno to DK near midfield with :28 to go! Batted down pass on 1st and 10 with

:24 to go. DK with the catch and run down to the Washington 25! Spike with :03! Jason Myers from 43 for the win... MONEY!!!! SEAHAWKS WIN!

“Man, I was almost TOO free, boss. Honestly, my eyes were just so big, man, like a kid in the candy store.

Obviously, I just didn’t make the play. “I’m just glad we didn’t go to overtime, man. That knee was bitin’ on me.

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter: Brian Robinson 51-yard touchdown pass from Sam Howell - WSH 6, SEA 0

3rd Quarter: Kenneth Walker 64-yard touchdown pass from Geno Smith - WSH 12, SEA 16

4th Quarter: Antonio Gibson 19-yard touchdown pass from Sam Howell - WSH 19, SEA 19

4th Quarter: Tyler Lockett 5-yard touchdown pass from Geno Smith - WSH 19, SEA 26

4th Quarter: Dyami Brown 35-yard touchdown pass from Sam Howell - WSH 26, SEA 26

Box Score

Seahawks Injury Report

Next week’s opponent

The Seahawks head down south for their first divisional road game of the season against the Los Angeles Rams (3-6), who beat Seattle on opening day at Lumen Field. Kickoff time is 1:25 PM PT on Sunday, Nov. 19 on CBS.

NFC Standings

NFL Fans Were In Disbelief Over What Blonde Female Fan Did To Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs After His TD (VIDEO)

NFL fans were left in awe after ESPN cameras caught what a female fan was able to do during Monday Night Football.

Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs got up close and personal with the fans as he ripped off a 27-yard touchdown and proceeded to not only leap into the crowd but get in the stands to celebrate.

Cameras caught a lady sitting in the front row showcasing her strength by pulling the Lions rookie running back into the crowd by herself.

Gibbs finished the game rushing for 152 yards and scored one touchdown in the Lions 26-14 win over the Raiders. Gibbs’ performance also catapulted him to third place in rookie rushing yards this season (399) and fourth in all-purpose yards (564).

The Lions head into the Week 9 bye with a 6-2 record, while the Raiders dropped to 3-5 and will face the New York Giants at home next Sunday.

The Detroit Lions are right behind the Philadelphia Eagles for the best record in the entire NFC.

OCT. 30 JAMAL ADAMS USES HEAD TO HELP SEAHAWKS' RALLY - When they needed a big takeaway Sunday against the Browns, Seahawks' star safety Jamal Adams used his big head. A deflected interception in the last two minutes turned out to be one of the biggest plays

The ball caromed off the head of Adams, winding up in the arms of safety Julian Love.

While soccer star Lionel Messi came to America and lit up Major League Soccer with a flurry of spectacular goals, Adams and the Seahawks will gladly settle for a comeback victory, a 5-2 record and first place in the NFC West.

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On Monday evening, the Los Angeles Lakers are hosting the Orlando Magic in California.

They are on the second night of a back-to-back after losing to the Sacramento Kings by a score of 132-127 in overtime.

Against the Magic, LeBron James is playing in his 1,425th game, which passes Kevin Willis for eighth on the all-time regular season games played list.

LeBron has passed Kevin Willis for 8th-most games played in NBA history 📝"

Through the first three games of the season, the Lakers have gone 1-2, and James has averages of 23.0 points, 10.3 rebounds, 7.3 assists and 1.0 steals per contest while shooting 57.1% from the field.

He is in his 21st season in the NBA (his sixth with the Lakers), and at 38, the 19-time All-Star still remains among the best players in the league.

Last season, James averaged a fantastic 28.9 points, 8.3 rebounds and 6.8 assists per contest while shooting 50.0% from the field and 32.1% from the three-point range.

Following the Magic, the Lakers will play their next game on Wednesday evening against the Los Angeles Clippers.

Last season, the Lakers were the seventh seed in the Western Conference with a 43-39 record.

They made the Conference Finals but were swept by Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets.

James has led the Lakers to the NBA playoffs three times, and they won the 2020 NBA Championship over the Miami Heat.

Matthew Perry, best known for playing Chandler Bing in the hit TV sitcom Friends, has died at 54.

Seahawks’ Julian Love compares Jamal Adams to football great after clutch play vs. Browns, but it’s not Lionel Messi

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Comebacking Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams claimed he drew inspiration from soccer great Lionel Messi on Sunday. However, Adams’ fellow Seahawks safety Julian Love had a diferent perspective. Adams reminded him of soccer legend Cristiano Ronaldo, per The Seattle

Times’ Adam Jude.

“He was prime (Cristiano) Ronaldo right there. That play is all credit to ‘Mal. The way he plays – the passion, the energy, the physicality. If he’s not pressuring the way he is, that play never happens. And who knows what happened at the end? That’s Jamal Adams,” Julian Love said.

Was Jamal Adams more like Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo in Week 8?

Jamal Adams came up big against the Browns in Week 8. He tried to fend off a block from Cleveland right guard Wyat Teller on third-and-three with just 1:57 left in the game.

Browns quarterback PJ Walker threw a short slant for Amari Cooper. However, the ball somehow bounced off Jamal Adams’ helmet and into the waiting hands of Julian Love.

The Seahawks regained possession and marched downfield 43 yards for the winning touchdown. Geno Smith threw the winning touchdown pass to Seahawks rookie wideout Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski regretted drawing up the costly botched pass play after the game.

On the other hand, Jamal Adams’ timely deflection had Lionel Messi’s (Cristiano Ronaldo’s long-time rival) name written all over it.

It’s great to see Jamal Adams regaining some of the form that made him a three-time Pro Bowler with the Seahawks. To see him coming off an injury-ravaged 2022 NFL season and make a big-time play in crunch time is even better.

Bear in mind Jamal Adams suffered a concussion in the first play of the Seahawks’ 24-3 rout of the New York Giants earlier this month. Although adversity has stared Adams right in the face several times, his relentlessness has been paying off big time.

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Winner: Persistence

Seattle receiver D.K. Metcalf was targeted 14 times Sunday and finished with five catches for 67 yards (13.4 per reception).

Literally 43 of his 67 yards came on one play in the first quarter. On a deep throw from Geno Smith, Metcalf was a step ahead of Browns cornerback Martin Emerson Jr., and caught what was his third target of the game by that point.

But outside of that, Emerson was relentless and kept Metcalf from recording any play of that sort again.

Multiple times in the corner of the end zone was Metcalf targeted by Smith, only to come up short thanks to coverage from Emerson. Even toward the end of the first half, Emerson beat Metcalf to the punch and came out with the interception.

Metcalf was ineffective the most of the game and forced Smith to use alternatives. Emerson has really turned up his level of play by the week.

Seattle Seahawks linebacker Boye Mafe (53) celebrates with teammates Devon Witherspoon (21) and Tre Brown (22) after a sack of Cleveland Browns quarterback PJ Walker in the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)© Provided by The Associated Press

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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, center, is lifted up by center Evan Brown (63) after scoring in the second half of an NFL football game against the Cleveland Browns, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)© Provided by The Associated Press

Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll argues with an official in the first half of an NFL football game against the Cleveland Browns, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)© Provided by The Associated Press

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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett (16) reaches for a touchdown pass in front of Cleveland Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II (0) in the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)© Provided by The Associated Press

Cleveland Browns running back Kareem Hunt, center, runs in for a touchdown between Seattle Seahawks cornerback Michael Jackson (30) and linebacker Nick Bellore, right, in the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)© Provided by The Associated Press

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Cleveland Browns quarterback PJ Walker (10) talks with head coach Kevin Stefanski, right, after half of an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)© Provided by The Associated Press

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Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett (95) tackles Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III (9) in the second half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)© Provided by The Associated Press

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Injured Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson walks onto the field during warmups before an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski walks out of the tunnel for warmups before an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

Jimmy Haslam, managing and principal partner of the Cleveland Browns, signs an autograph before an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

Oct 29, 2023; Seattle, Washington, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett (16) celebrates a first down against the Cleveland Browns during the first half at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports

Oct 29, 2023; Seattle, Washington, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo (19) celebrates scoring a touchdown against the Cleveland Browns during the first half at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett (16) catches a touchdown pass in front of Cleveland Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II (0) in the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf at Lumen Field on October 29, 2023.

“I’m not going to change the way I play,” Metcalf told reporters on October 18. “I’m not going to change who I am as a player or a person.”

Jaxon Smith-Njigba Shared Credit for His Game-Winning TD With DK Metcalf

Smith-Njigba shared the credit for his touchdown with Metcalf. He told reporters after the game, “That’s his touchdown as much as it was mine.”

The Seahawks first-round pick from the 2023 NFL draft noted, “We have to click on cylinders to be the best. He preaches that. But he not only preaches that, he goes out there and does it. It’s great to see that I got him just like he got me and the rest of the team.”

Smith-Njgiba finished on Sunday with three receptions for 36 yards and one score.

Pete Carroll Called DK Metcalf’s Block ‘Clean’

After the game Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll admitted that refs sometimes like to call holding on the type of block Metcalf made. “Fantastic block by DK,” Carrol said during his post game press conference. “But it was clean and the guy was looking right at him. I thought he did it perfectly.”

One of the highlights from Carroll’s presser was when he was asked about the Seahawks (5-2) edging out division rival, the San Francisco 49ers (5-3), for the No. 1 spot in the NFC West.

“What? We are”? Carroll exclaimed.

OVERALL

This wasn’t Seattle’s best performance in a victory so far this season, but the result may have been the Seahawks’ most consequential to date. Cleveland came into the contest playing well, including knocking off then-NFC West leader San Francisco two weeks ago, so a loss wouldn’t

have been the end of the world for the Seahawks. But pulling this one out is a boon, as the victory combined with the 49ers’ loss to Cincinnati moved Seattle into first place in the division at 5-2. The Seahawks will hope the late touchdown drive snaps Smith out of his malaise.

Seahawks receiver Dee Eskridge apologized for the circumstances that led to his six-game suspension to start the season. Eskridge was suspended in August for a domestic violence incident with his child's mother.

"First off, I would just like to apologize to the organization, apologize to my family, to everybody that was affected by it," Eskridge said after practice Friday, via Curtis Crabtree of Fox 13 Seattle. "I take full responsibility in this situation, and I’ve grown from it and I’m just ready to get it

Eskridge was arrested in February, and misdemeanor charges were filed. He entered into an agreement with prosecutors that calls for him to complete a course of domestic violence moral recognition therapy.

"Everybody goes through different things and handles in different ways," Eskridge said. "So just being able to, you know, get tools. I'm doing therapy. You know, I've been doing that. So it's just helping me grow as a man. I'm a young man. Everybody makes mistakes."

Between the suspension and injuries, Eskridge has appeared in only 20 of 34 regular-season games in the past two years and has 17 catches for 122 yards and a touchdown.

Eskridge injured a knee on the opening kickoff of the preseason and missed the rest of training camp. Then, came his six-game suspension to open the season.

‘Big time player’: Torey Lovullo makes Corey Seager admission after Diamondbacks’ World Series Game 1 loss

The Arizona Diamondbacks were just three outs away from taking Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night against the Texas Rangers, but shortstop Corey Seager stepped up and clubbed a two-run moonshot homer to tie the game at five and force extra innings. The Rangers

ultimately won in extras thanks to the red-hot Adolis Garcia and after the contest, D-Backs skipper Torey Lovullo couldn’t help but praise Seager, who is built for the big moments.

Ain’t that a fact. After all, Seager was doing these types of things for years with the Los Angeles Dodgers. This ain’t new. The slugger managed to take Arizona closer Paul Sewald deep, who rarely gives up any hits, never mind runs. But, it had to happen sooner or later.

As previously mentioned, Garcia stepped up and went yard to right field in the bottom of the 11th to give Texas the 6-5 victory over the Diamondbacks, sending Globe Life Field into a frenzy. Certainly a disappointing outcome for Lovullo’s group, but the NL champions did show they

Arizona went down 2-0 in the first inning but proceeded to put up a three-spot in the top of the third. Ketel Marte also made all sorts of history in Game 1 of the Fall Classic, becoming the first player in franchise history to register 20 hits in a single postseason. With a 17-game hitting

streak in the playoffs, tied for the longest streak ever, the second baseman is on the brink of setting another record if he reaches safely on Saturday.

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The Seattle Seahawks will have a spring in their step in Week 3 after an overtime road win against the Detroit Lions last weekend.

Tyler Lockett's walk-off touchdown sealed victory in what was a thoroughly entertaining game, to move Seattle to 1-1 on the season.

It has not been the dream start to NFL life for this year's number one overall pick Bryce Young, as his Carolina Panthers have lost both their games so far this season.

To make matters worse for the Panthers all three other NFC South teams are 2-0, so this season already looks to be a year for experimenting while helping Young reach his potential.

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