Astros' Alex Bregman wins his first Gold Glove Award, leading AL third basemen in several defensive metrics. He also had a solid offensive season, batting .260. Bregman is now a free agent with an enhanced reputation due to the award.

Miami Central High School's football team forfeited all season victories due to an ineligible player, facing probation and fines as they consider an appeal.

The Colts' offense struggled despite switching QBs to Joe Flacco, who was expected to improve the team's performance but failed to do so against the Vikings.

Abdi Nageeye and Sheila Chepkirui won the men's and women's New York City Marathon, while Daniel Romanchuk and Susannah Scaroni triumphed in the wheelchair races.

The Raiders fired offensive coordinator Luke Getsy and two other coaches after a fifth consecutive loss, as reported by News 3 LV and the Review-Journal.

De'Aaron Fox continues to play for the Sacramento Kings despite a finger injury, which he suggests might be ligament damage, affecting his shooting performance.

New Orleans athlete Glenn Braxton has been recognized as 'Athlete of the Week' for his outstanding performance in football, showcasing his prowess in multiple sports and maintaining his academic responsibilities.

Hawaii narrowly defeated Fresno State 21-20, securing their first road win of the season and keeping bowl game hopes alive, while Fresno State's path to eligibility is now more difficult.

The University of Hawaii women’s volleyball team defeated Cal Poly in four sets, tying for the Big West lead, as reported by hawaiiathletics.com and Spectrum Sports.

Tyler Marsh, former Las Vegas Aces assistant coach, is now the head coach for the Chicago Sky, bringing significant player development experience to the team.

Las Vegas hosted its first-ever full marathon, where over 6,300 participants ran through the city, marking a significant event of community and resilience.

Robert De Niro joined a Philadelphia Eagles tailgate to support VP Kamala Harris alongside politicians like John Kerry, blending election campaigning with sports enthusiasm.

A mural of late Dodgers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela was unveiled in LA's Boyle Heights, attended by Mayor Karen Bass and Councilman Kevin de León, celebrating Valenzuela's legacy.