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Hockey news — September 22, 2026

Publications tagged with Hockey published on September 22, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

4 publications

  1. SportsHockey

    Brazilian Football Clubs Pressure Lula Against Betting Ban

    Leaders of major Brazilian football clubs and federations seek a meeting with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to oppose a provisional measure that could ban online casino games operated by betting companies. The clubs warn about the potential impact on football sponsorships and have issued a joint manifesto. Meanwhile, Lula has taken the defense of ending bets in Brazil, with possible decisions including prohibiting online casinos, changing advertising rules, or affecting fixed odds bets.
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  2. SportsHockey

    Aaron Judge's Injury Status Uncertain for MLB Playoffs

    New York Yankees' star outfielder Aaron Judge is dealing with a calf strain that has put his availability for the MLB playoffs in doubt. While Judge maintains his intention to return for the postseason, manager Aaron Boone has expressed uncertainty about his participation in the Wild Card series. The Yankees have been vague about Judge's potential return timeline, leaving fans and analysts speculating about his status.
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  3. SportsHockey

    Seahawks' Darnold Injury Update: Optimistic Return Timeline

    The Seattle Seahawks are hopeful that quarterback Sam Darnold will return to practice this week, with a chance to play in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders. Darnold is recovering faster than expected from a glute injury sustained in Week 1. Backup quarterback Drew Lock has played well in Darnold's absence, completing 19 of 26 passes for 235 yards and three touchdowns against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2.
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    Nor'easter Threatens Cubs-Red Sox Series, Potential Playoff Chaos

    A powerful nor'easter is expected to hit the Northeast this weekend, threatening the scheduled Cubs-Red Sox series in Boston. The storm could lead to game delays, postponements, or cancellations, potentially disrupting both teams' playoff preparations. The Red Sox, virtually locked into the second AL Wild Card spot, may not be too concerned about the regular-season games, but the Cubs, fighting for playoff seeding, could be significantly impacted. MLB may need to consider backup plans to avoid a scheduling fiasco as the season concludes.
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