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Sports news — September 29, 2026

Sports publications published on September 29, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

19 publications

  3. SportsHockeyTennis

    Astros to Start Bullpen Game in Wild-Card Series Opener Against White Sox

    The Houston Astros will begin their American League Wild Card series against the Chicago White Sox with a bullpen game, as manager Joe Espada revealed that rookie right-hander AJ Blubaugh will get the start in Game 1. Blubaugh led the majors in relief innings this season, posting a 3.66 ERA. Ace Hunter Brown will start Game 2 on regular rest, with Hayden Wesneski ready for Game 3 if necessary. The series begins on Tuesday, September 29, at Daikin Park in Houston.
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  4. SportsEuropeSoccer

    Lamine Yamal Scores Twice as Spain Beats Croatia 3-1 in UEFA Nations League

    Spain secured a 3-1 victory over Croatia in the second round of Group C of the UEFA Nations League, thanks to a brace from Lamine Yamal. Yamal opened the scoring in the 2nd minute with a great team play and finished off a cross from Cucurella. He completed his brace in the 63rd minute after receiving a perfect pass from Pedri. With this win, Spain maintains their home record and has six points after two matches.
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  5. SportsBasketballSports Business

    Olympiacos vs. Zalgiris Kaunas: Euroleague Game 2

    Olympiacos, fresh from winning the Super Cup, travels to Kaunas to face Zalgiris in the second round of the Euroleague. The game, scheduled for Tuesday, September 29th at 20:00, will be broadcast live on Novasports Prime. Olympiacos aims to maintain its undefeated start, while Zalgiris, bolstered by the addition of Jonas Valanciunas, seeks to defend its home court. Olympiacos will be without Nikola Milutinov and Cory Joseph due to injury.
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  6. SportsMiddle EastUnited KingdomHockey

    Ex-Man City Boss Roberto Mancini Reacts to Club's Charges Verdict

    Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has spoken out about the club's recent guilty verdict, stating that the charges related to his contract during his tenure are 'not my concern'. The Italian coach, who led City to their first Premier League title in 44 years, was in charge from 2009 to 2013. Among the club's alleged breaches are failures to provide accurate details for player and manager payments for nine seasons, including Mancini's time at the helm. Mancini, now coaching the Italian national team, expressed that the matter was City's issue, not his. Meanwhile, City's current CEO Ferran Soriano has vowed to fight the charges, calling the process 'far from over'.
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  14. SportsHockey

    Two-Time Indy 500 Winner Gordon Johncock Passes Away

    Gordon Johncock, a fearless driver known for his two Indianapolis 500 victories in 1973 and 1982, has passed away at the age of 90. The Michigan native was a dominant force in IndyCar racing during the 1970s and 1980s, winning 25 races and securing the national championship in 1976. His 1982 Indy 500 win was particularly notable for its dramatic finish, with Johncock beating Rick Mears by just 0.16 seconds. After retiring from racing, Johncock focused on his timber business and was inducted into several halls of fame.
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  15. SportsHockey

    Bryce Young Injured but Plays Through It in Panthers' Loss to Browns

    Bryce Young, the Carolina Panthers' quarterback, sustained a lower-body injury during the game against the Cleveland Browns but continued playing. He completed 26 of 48 passes for 291 yards, one touchdown, and one interception in the 21-18 loss. Young limped after being sacked in the second quarter but returned to the game. Coach Dave Canales confirmed Young's injury but stated he expects him to play in the next game against the Detroit Lions.
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  16. SportsHockey

    NHL Teams' Cap Compliant Opening Night Rosters for 2026-27 Season

    Several NHL teams have released their cap-compliant opening night rosters for the 2026-27 season. These include the Buffalo Sabres (#LetsGoBuffalo), Pittsburgh Penguins (#LetsGoPens), Montreal Canadiens (#GoHabsGo), Dallas Stars (#TexasHockey), Los Angeles Kings (#GoKingsGo), New York Rangers (#NYR), Philadelphia Flyers (#LetsGoFlyers), Vancouver Canucks (#Canucks), Boston Bruins (#NHLBruins), San Jose Sharks (#SJSharks), Calgary Flames (#Flames), Colorado Avalanche (#GoAvsGo), St. Louis Blues (#stlblues), Detroit Red Wings (#LGRW), New Jersey Devils (#NJDevils), and Minnesota Wild (#mnwild). Each roster includes projected cap space, projected deadline cap space, and dead cap charges.
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  17. SportsAmerican FootballTennis

    Drake Maye's Struggles Continue as Patriots Lose to Jaguars 35-6

    In a dismal performance, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye threw two interceptions and missed several throws in a 35-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Despite facing a good but not stellar defense, Maye struggled throughout the game, raising concerns about his confidence and the team's preparation. The Patriots' offense managed only three points in the first half, with Maye completing just 14 of 25 passes for 198 yards, no touchdowns, and two interceptions before being replaced late in the game.
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  19. SportsSoccerCollege

    Austin Reaves' Role in Lakers' Success Debated

    Austin Reaves' leadership and role in the Los Angeles Lakers' 2026-27 season are hotly debated. While some, like former Lakers champion Danny Green, question Reaves' ability to be a top-two player on a title contender, others, such as Lakers reporter Melissa Rohlin, believe Reaves' leadership will be crucial to the team's success. Reaves has been identified as the 'X-factor' for the Lakers this upcoming season due to his leadership qualities, which have been praised by coaches and teammates alike. Meanwhile, franchise star Luka Doncic has sent a championship message to his teammates, expressing confidence in their ability to win it all despite the team's roster changes.
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