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- Braves even the NLDS 1-1 after Michael Harris II’s big Game 2; Dodgers counter with Yoshinobu Yamamoto making his first postseason start against Chris Sale.
- Brewers lead the Padres 2-0 after Jackson Chourio’s walk-off in Game 2 — Milwaukee is one win from advancing.
The news, distilled into what matters.
- Dodgers moved Shohei Ohtani down to fifth in the Game 3 lineup — his lowest spot since 2020.
- Ohtani’s been in a slump (just eight hits in his last 10 games) and was recently activated off the IL after knee and biceps issues; he’s also struggled historically against Braves ace Chris Sale.
- L.A.’s new top five (Betts, Hernández, Freeman, Smith, Ohtani) is a bold balance play by Dave Roberts as the Dodgers chase a pivotal 2–1 series lead.
- Lane Johnson, 36, announced his retirement after 14 seasons — all with the Philadelphia Eagles.
- He said family priorities and a need to focus on his mental health prompted the decision; he had been a surprise inactive in Sunday’s loss.
- A cornerstone of the line: No. 4 overall pick in 2013, two Super Bowl wins, six Pro Bowls and five All‑Pro nods.
- Ronaldo, 41, says he’s not retiring from Portugal yet — promises one or more farewell matches when he’s fit.
- He walked out of the squad after coach Jorge Jesus didn’t keep a playing-time agreement and spoke aggressively, which broke trust.
- Ronaldo apologized to teammates and says he’ll accept any suspension and be available again once it’s served.
- Urban Meyer bluntly called 2026 Michigan "a train wreck" after the loss to Minnesota, saying he didn’t see leadership, energy or toughness on the sideline.
- The Wolverines are 3-2 and unranked — the offense has struggled (especially the passing game), but the defense remains one of the Big Ten’s best.
- After a Week 6 bye they host Penn State and still face four ranked opponents down the stretch, including No. 5 Ohio State.
- Kentucky’s football surge (4-1) — comeback win at South Carolina, home field and LSU QB Sam Leavitt’s road struggles make the Wildcats a tempting underdog (nearly 3‑to‑1 moneyline).
- The NFC East is chaos — Eagles banged up, Cowboys’ defense shaky, and a rivalry result could put the winner squarely in the division mix.
- Jayden Daniels’ injury uncertainty makes Washington risky; backing the hot-start Giants feels like a smart underdog play this weekend.
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