Scott Seidenberg and Griffin Warner talk MLB Postseason races, preview today's impactful games and touch on the big College Football games this weekend.
This week’s sports news is packed with NFL injuries, Major League Baseball (MLB) playoff drama, and the looming college football matchups. With the Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa placed on injured reserve, the Detroit Tigers staying hot in the MLB wild card race, and playoff positions across both the American and National Leagues heating up, there’s plenty to unpack.
On the NFL front, Tua Tagovailoa’s concussion lands him on IR, forcing the Miami Dolphins to start Skylar Thompson, leading to a significant line drop for their matchup against the Seahawks. In Major League Baseball, the Detroit Tigers are one and a half games back in the wild card race with solid bullpen management by AJ Hinch. Meanwhile, the Mets have overtaken the Diamondbacks for the second National League wild card. College football is also ramping up, with teams like USC and Michigan gearing up for a top-25 showdown.
🎯 Tua on IR: Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa suffers his third concussion and will miss at least four games.
⚾ Detroit Tigers’ push: The Tigers, one of the hottest teams in MLB since mid-August, are climbing in the wild card race thanks to strong bullpen management.
🏈 Chiefs bring back Kareem Hunt: To fill the gap left by Isaiah Pacheco’s injury, the Kansas City Chiefs have re-signed Kareem Hunt.
🏆 MLB Postseason: The Mets overtake Arizona in the NL wild card race, while Atlanta is on the brink, with a key series against the Mets looming.
🔥 Steelers stick with Fields: Justin Fields continues to be the starting QB for the Pittsburgh Steelers as Russell Wilson works through injury.
📊 Orioles’ woes: Baltimore is slumping at the wrong time, having lost 7 of their last 10 games, and their bullpen is struggling.
🚨 Diamondbacks stumble: Two straight losses to Colorado have put Arizona in a precarious position in the playoff chase.
🏀 College Football drama: Big matchups between Nebraska and Illinois, as well as USC at Michigan, dominate the college football weekend preview.
💥 Cam Rising’s potential return: After years in college, Cam Rising may make his return to lead Utah in a pivotal game against Oklahoma State.
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