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Original chart listing Nashville’s four power-play goals by scorer, period and elapsed time.
Original explanatory illustration: the four power-play goals are included in Nashville’s six goals; the final one came on a 5-on-3. Watch at Ease
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Predators beat Avalanche 6–2 as four power-play goals drive the win

Ryan O’Reilly had two goals and two assists, while Steven Stamkos scored twice. Nashville’s 4-for-7 power play and a reviewed first-period goal shaped the result.

Original editorial illustration of an unbranded football following a rising overtime path across a field.
Original editorial illustration: the rising route represents New York’s sudden overtime field-position swing without depicting a real player or stadium. Watch at Ease
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Singletary runs 30 yards in overtime as Giants beat Texans 27-21

Houston forced overtime with 52 seconds left, but New York answered a three-and-out with Cam Skattebo’s 42-yard run and Devin Singletary’s walk-off touchdown.

Original editorial illustration of anonymous green-and-gold and black-and-white rugby league players contesting a tackle under stadium lights.
Original editorial illustration: Fiji pushed Australia through four lead changes before the defending champions closed out a 36–22 win. Watch at Ease
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Australia survive Fiji scare 36–22 as Trbojevic hat-trick seals World Cup semi-final

Fiji led 16–12 early in the second half and traded the lead four times before James Tedesco changed the game and Tom Trbojevic completed a hat-trick.

Original editorial illustration of an abstract hockey skater beside a 500 NHL points marker.
Original editorial illustration: Hughes’ return game became his 500-point milestone; this is not a documentary image. Watch at Ease
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Quinn Hughes reaches 500 points in Vancouver return as Wild beat Canucks 4–2

Hughes scored and added an assist in his first game back at Rogers Arena since the trade, while Minnesota moved atop the Central Division and Vancouver’s winless run reached 10 games.

Original editorial illustration of an unbranded football field and four-drive first-half surge.
Original editorial illustration: four consecutive touchdown drives created the decisive first-half separation; this is not a game photograph. Watch at Ease
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Stafford breaks Rams touchdown record as Los Angeles beats Raiders 35–21

Three first-half touchdown passes and a 192-yard rushing tandem built a 28–6 halftime cushion, while Las Vegas’ fourth-quarter push arrived too late.

Original editorial illustration of three gold scoring markers crossing a blue rink timeline in the third period.
Original editorial illustration: Dallas broke a 3–3 tie with three unanswered third-period goals. Watch at Ease
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Robertson scores twice as Stars beat Islanders 6–3 for fifth straight win

Dallas turned a 3–3 game into a three-goal third period. Jason Robertson’s breakaway supplied the decisive cushion and extended his multipoint streak to four games.

Original editorial illustration of an unbranded puck traveling across a neutral rink toward a plain goal.
Original editorial illustration: the late winning shot is represented without a real player, team mark or arena. Watch at Ease
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Eller's late first goal lifts Panthers past Blackhawks 3–2

Florida ended a two-game slide after Lars Eller scored with 2:23 left, while Chicago went 0-for-7 on the power play and lost a third straight game.

Original editorial illustration of an unbranded basketball tracing a comeback arc toward a hoop.
Original editorial illustration: the rising ball path represents the Lakers’ recovery from an 18-point deficit without depicting a real player or arena. Watch at Ease
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Doncic scores 52 as Lakers erase 18-point deficit to beat Jazz 132-123

Los Angeles recovered from a 47-29 first-quarter hole as Luka Doncic finished with 52 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds in a late 14-5 run.

Original editorial illustration of an unbranded football following a high arc toward plain goalposts.
Original editorial illustration: the final kick is represented without a real player, team mark or stadium. Watch at Ease
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Bates’ last-play field goal lifts Lions past Packers 20–17

Detroit survived two lost fumbles and two failed fourth-down gambles before a tipped Green Bay kick and a disciplined 71-yard final drive set up Jake Bates from 22 yards.

Original editorial illustration of an unbranded basketball arcing toward a hoop on a dark court.
Original editorial illustration: the court path represents Indiana’s second-half offensive surge without depicting a real player or arena. Watch at Ease
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Haliburton’s second-half surge sends Pacers past Nets 136–109

Indiana turned a two-point first-quarter deficit into a 24-point lead after three quarters, shooting 21-for-43 from deep as Tyrese Haliburton finished with 24 points and 10 assists.

Original editorial illustration of an abstract single-seat race car climbing a winding circuit at sunset.
Original editorial illustration: Antonelli converted pole position into a controlled Austin victory. Watch at Ease
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Antonelli wins the US Grand Prix but not the title: the Mexico clinching math explained

Kimi Antonelli converted pole into a 13.078-second Austin victory, while George Russell’s eighth place and Lewis Hamilton’s fourth kept the 2026 Formula One championship alive for one more round.

Original editorial sports illustration of a blue-and-orange visiting team shooting over black-and-silver defenders in a crowded arena.
Original editorial illustration: Oklahoma City made 10 of 14 three-point attempts in the first half while building a 65–44 lead. Watch at Ease
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Thunder beat Spurs 116–104 after 21-point halftime lead survives late rally

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 32 points and Oklahoma City made 10 first-half three-pointers before holding off San Antonio in the 2026–27 opener.

Original editorial illustration showing Michael Misa and Tyler Toffoli erasing Montreal's two-goal lead before Macklin Celebrini's overtime winner.
Original editorial illustration: the Sharks scored twice in the third period and once in overtime to turn a 3–1 deficit into a 4–3 win. Watch at Ease
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Celebrini's overtime winner completes Sharks' 4–3 comeback in Montreal

San Jose erased a 3–1 third-period deficit before Macklin Celebrini scored on the power play 2:13 into overtime. The official summary shows a 2-for-3 Sharks power play.

Original abstract baseball diamond with player markers and base paths.
Original illustration of the field and game flow; it does not depict the actual Game 6 venue or players. Watch at Ease
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Rays beat Guardians 7-3 in Game 6 to reach the 2026 World Series

Tampa Bay won the ALCS four games to two behind homers from Junior Caminero and Yandy Díaz and a 5 1/3-inning start from series MVP Freddy Peralta.

Original editorial illustration of a generic baseball diamond beside an abstract player-evaluation dashboard.
Original editorial illustration of an analytics-led baseball operations workflow; dashboard values are decorative, not team data. Watch at Ease
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Athletics hire Taylor Smith to lead baseball operations through 2028 transition

The 31-year-old former Red Sox assistant GM brings an analytics-heavy background to a club facing a 2027 season in West Sacramento and a planned Las Vegas move in 2028.

Original editorial illustration of an anonymous female football coach looking across an empty stadium pitch at sunset.
Original editorial illustration: the extension creates continuity through Euro 2029; the anonymous coach and stadium are not a depiction of Wiegman or a real venue. Watch at Ease
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Sarina Wiegman extends England contract through Euro 2029

The two-year extension keeps Wiegman in charge beyond the 2027 World Cup cycle, while England still must beat Ukraine in a two-leg playoff to reach next year’s tournament in Brazil.

Original editorial illustration of anonymous green-and-orange college football players celebrating under stadium lights.
Original editorial illustration: Miami's rise to the top followed an upset-heavy weekend. Watch at Ease
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Miami returns to No. 1 in AP Top 25 for first time since 2002

The Hurricanes rose from third after five of the previous top seven lost; BYU moved to No. 2 and Ohio State to No. 3 in a complete poll reshuffle.

Original editorial illustration of a red-and-gold skater scoring on a late one-timer against white-and-black opponents.
Original editorial illustration of the decisive late one-timer in Calgary’s 3–2 home victory. Watch at Ease
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Flames end Hurricanes’ seven-game streak with late 3–2 home victory

Yegor Sharangovich scored on a one-timer with 4:28 remaining, giving Calgary its first home win of the season after Carolina twice erased deficits.

Original editorial illustration of three pale-blue players celebrating while black-and-white opponents regroup in a nighttime stadium.
Original editorial illustration: Lazio won 3–0 away after goals in the 37th, 48th and 89th minutes. Watch at Ease
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Lazio beat Juventus 3-0 as Provstgaard, Isaksen and Dele-Bashiru score

A 37th-minute header, a second goal just after halftime and a late breakaway carried Lazio level with Inter on 19 points after seven Serie A matches.

Original editorial illustration showing Davidovich Fokina defeating Rafael Jodar 1–6, 7–6(5), 6–4 in the Shanghai final.
Original editorial illustration: the final score and a comeback from a set and a break down. Watch at Ease
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Davidovich Fokina rallies past Jodar for first Shanghai Masters title

The 27-year-old recovered from a set and a break down to win 1–6, 7–6(5), 6–4, claim his first Masters 1000 trophy and rise to a career-high No. 13.