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Hockey news — October 13, 2026

Publications tagged with Hockey published on October 13, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

6 publications

  1. SportsSoccerAmerican FootballHockey

    Rams' Alaric Jackson Suspended for Punching Bills' Bradley Chubb

    Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson has been suspended two games without pay by the NFL for punching Buffalo Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb after a game. The incident occurred after the Bills' 37-34 overtime win against the Rams on Monday Night Football. Jackson, who was already facing legal issues, will miss games against the Arizona Cardinals and the Las Vegas Raiders.
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  2. SportsHockeyCricket

    Lakers' New Big Man Impresses with Offensive Versatility

    The Los Angeles Lakers' newly signed big man, Sandro Mamukelashvili, has been turning heads with his impressive performances in the preseason. The 6'9" Georgian has showcased his offensive versatility, scoring and facilitating off the dribble, knocking down open shots from beyond the arc, and even playing point guard at times. Lakers' stars like Austin Reaves and Luka Doncic have praised Mamukelashvili's high basketball IQ and ability to handle the ball. With his four-year, $52 million contract, the Lakers are banking on him to play multiple roles and contribute significantly to their offense.
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  3. SportsHockey

    Zverev Secures Year-End World No. 1 Ranking After Alcaraz's Defeat

    Alexander Zverev is set to end the 2026 season as the world number one, following Carlos Alcaraz's early exit in the Shanghai Masters. The German tennis star will be the first from his country to achieve this feat and the oldest player to do so for the first time. Zverev's remarkable comeback from injury, coupled with his Grand Slam victories this year, has secured him the top ranking despite the absence of Jannik Sinner and Alcaraz's recent struggles.
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  6. SportsHockey

    Justin Herbert's Struggles: Chargers' Quarterback Under Fire After 0-5 Start

    Justin Herbert, once hailed as one of the NFL's brightest stars, is facing intense scrutiny after leading the Los Angeles Chargers to an 0-5 start. The quarterback has thrown seven interceptions and only five touchdowns this season, sparking concerns about his play and the team's offense. Injuries have plagued the Chargers, but Herbert's crucial mistakes, such as throwing an interception late in the game against the Denver Broncos, have put him under the microscope. Fans and analysts are questioning whether Herbert's struggles are due to the new offense, coaching decisions, or his own performance. Some are even comparing his disappointing start to that of other struggling quarterbacks like Cam Ward and Drake Maye.
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