
Henderson’s four threes and Morant’s passing pace Blazers past London, 119–66
Portland turns a 39-point halftime lead into a broad rotation test before Tuesday’s Sacramento trip.
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Portland turns a 39-point halftime lead into a broad rotation test before Tuesday’s Sacramento trip.

Utah collects 18 steals and creates its decisive lead in a 31–17 third quarter against a depleted San Antonio roster.

Minnesota answers New York’s third-quarter push and finishes 18-for-34 from deep at Madison Square Garden.

Brian Schottenheimer confirms Parker will stay on the sideline, Pettine will work from the booth and report directly to the head coach.

Allen rushed for 121 yards in a 37–34 win that survived a late Rams touchdown and an overtime Cook fumble.

Fernández confirms the rookie’s expected preseason return against Miami following a left ankle sprain.

Carlisle reports no practice restrictions after an ankle tweak, while Indiana continues evaluating its backcourt options.

Brooklyn made 17 threes and got six double-figure scorers in its Monday preseason win.

Newell’s second-chance baskets reclaimed the lead before Dennis helped Atlanta close the final seconds.

DeLauter and Bailey homered before Cleveland broke the tie in the eighth and added three runs in the ninth.

Milwaukee won NLCS Game 2, 7–4, after Contreras tied it with a homer and singled home the go-ahead run.

Smith-Njigba and Leonard Williams have no Thursday designation; Thomas, Surratt and Charbonnet are out.

The veteran long snapper is heading to London, NFL Network reported, after DaVon Hamilton handled the job in Jacksonville’s win over Philadelphia.

Andy Reid confirmed the practice-squad reunion while Kansas City adjusts its receiver group after Thornton’s ankle injury.

Cincinnati adds the former Notre Dame linebacker from Jacksonville; Zac Taylor said Bozeman’s injury is not believed to end his season.

Denver ruled Hufanga and Surtain out against Seattle; Riley Moss is questionable after a limited week.

Pittsburgh gets its leading receiver back on track but faces another tight-end injury decision.

Buffalo will debut Skyler Bell with Joshua Palmer out; Los Angeles has cleared Aaron Donald, Colby Parkinson and Jaylen Watson to return.

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Ryan Coleman-Williams and Terrance Green are listed out for Tennessee; Racin Delgatty remains questionable.

The Dukes will leave the Sun Belt after a unanimous board vote; JMU says new private gifts and corporate funding cover both conference fees.

Hearing officer James Thrash upholds the one-game suspension; Greenlaw is eligible to return October 20.

Dallas’ veteran center helped organize the second unit in Macao, while the club still has a roster decision to make.

Carolina adds three players to its 53-man roster; all remain questionable for Sunday.