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Jets, Rangers, Ducks, Kraken and Golden Knights win Sunday; Ducks need overtime

Sunday's results: Winnipeg 3, Detroit 2; New York Rangers 4, Utah 2; Anaheim 3, Florida 2 (OT); Seattle 6, Calgary 1; Vegas 3, Vancouver 2, according to the NHL's game data. Connor scored twice on the power play for Winnipeg, Granlund's overtime goal won it for Anaheim at 4:14, and Samoskevich scored twice in Seattle's rout.

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MLB's opening CBA proposal would raise the minimum salary 28%, shorten the reserve period and eliminate qualifying offers

MLB's proposal would raise the two-plus-year minimum salary from $780K to $1 million starting 2027, cut the free-agency reserve period from six to five years for players 30 and older, and scrap the qualifying-offer system; the pre-arbitration bonus pool would rise from $50 million to $65 million in 2027. An MLB spokesperson said the plan aims to 'level the playing field' with salary-cap structures comparable to other major U.S. sports.

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Bruins' Michael Eyssimont and Sharks' Patrick Giles placed on waivers

Boston forward Michael Eyssimont and San Jose forward Patrick Giles were placed on NHL waivers on Sunday, Daily Faceoff reported. Eyssimont would go to the AHL if he clears; Giles, who came off non-roster injured reserve after an upper-body injury in camp, would report to the San Jose Barracuda, according to Daily Faceoff. Puckpedia's waiver tracker listed only those two players on waivers.

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Ten players teams are already calling about for the 2026-27 trade market

A cross-league rumor map includes William Contreras, Joe Ryan, Steven Kwan, Mason Miller, Hunter Greene, CJ Abrams and Francisco Lindor among the names teams are discussing ahead of the offseason.

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NFLCleveland Browns 27–24 Pittsburgh Steelers

Huntington Bank Field, Cleveland · Oct 1, 2026

Cleveland 27, Pittsburgh 24. Three points, and on the wrong side of them. Steel Rain Six does not dress that up. The Browns were the home side, the Steelers the visitors, and the visitors' twenty-four fell short of the home side's twenty-seven. For a voice that puts defense first, twenty-seven allowed is a number that does not sit…

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