Eagles Star Is Dealing With A Serious Injury

Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold remains in concussion protocol more than a week after suffering a brain injury during a game against the Washington Commanders.

Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold remains in concussion protocol more than a week after suffering a brain injury during a game against the Washington Commanders.

LeBron James made his season debut with the Los Angeles Lakers, marking the beginning of his 23rd NBA season with a victory over the Utah Jazz. He contributed 11 points and 12 assists, showcasing his skills despite missing the first 14 games due to a sciatica injury. Analysts discussed the implications of this performance for both James and the Lakers as they aim for a successful season.

ESPN has secured the MLB.tv out-of-market package, while Netflix has acquired rights to the Home Run Derby and key games. NBC will take over the Sunday Night Baseball schedule. This development follows ESPN's earlier decision to opt out of its rights deal with Major League Baseball, which seemed to signal a potential split between the two parties.

Jimmy Butler, Stephen Curry, and Draymond Green will not play in the upcoming game between the Golden State Warriors and the Miami Heat, as confirmed by ESPN. Butler was previously listed as questionable due to a low back strain, but he has officially been ruled out. This game was anticipated as Butler's return to face his former team.

Jordan Davis made franchise history with a rare awards feat as the Philadelphia Eagles secured a workmanlike victory against the Detroit Lions in Week 11. The Eagles' defense played a crucial role in the win, contributing to their fourth consecutive victory and positioning them favorably in the NFC East.

Major League Baseball (MLB) has secured new three-year media agreements with ESPN, NBC, and Netflix, which will extend through the 2028 season. Fox will continue to broadcast the World Series and other key events. This deal marks a significant shift in MLB's media landscape, enhancing its partnerships with major networks.

Stephen A. Smith has negotiated his exit from ESPN's 'NBA Countdown' during contract discussions, citing an increasingly busy schedule that includes his ongoing role on 'First Take.' He clarified that his departure was not due to any disputes with the network or a surprise removal from the show.