October 13th’s Complete Sports Schedule: Where, When, and How to Watch Your
Favorite Sport’s Event
Here you will get to know the broadcasting schedules for sports, ice hockey, baseball, basketball, and tennis on October 13.
“Shut the Hell Up”: Ex-NFL Star Rips Stephen A. Smith’s ‘Junk Food Journalism’
After False Claim on Iman Shumpert’s Divorce
Former NFL running back questions the ESPN host, Stephen A. Smith, for spreading misinformation about the Shumpert-Taylor divorce.
“I Want to Play”: Walker Kessler Addresses Pinkie Injury as Lakers Fans Call Him
Soft and Fear Another Anthony Davis Saga
Walker Kessler addresses his pinkie injury as Lakers fans question his toughness and worry about another Anthony Davis-like saga.
NBA Fans are Unhappy With Adam Silver Over Microchip Basketball Plan
Ahead of the NBA's 2026-27 season, Adam Silver dropped an update on the latest technology experimentation on the ball. Fans are not happy.
“It wasn’t Memphis That Traded Him”: Ja Morant’s Father Makes Feelings Clear on
Grizzlies Trade Before Blazers Debut
Here's what Ja Morant's father had to say about his surprising exit from the Memphis Grizzlies after seven seasons with the team.
“Total Disbelief”: Magic Johnson Rips Commanders’ Poor Management After Overtime
Collapse Vs. Giants
Lakers legend Magic Johnson took his frustration out after the Washington Commanders blew a game against the Giants on Sunday.
“Very Disappointed”: Karl-Anthony Towns Reacts to Knicks Front Office’s Decision
Over Contract Extension
Karl-Anthony Towns says he is “very disappointed” after the Knicks postponed contract extension talks amid a reported $76 million gap.
Warriors Make Surprise Roster Decision Days After Brandin Podziemski’s
Controversial $110M Extension
The Golden State Warriors continue making roster decisions as a 23-year-old guard is waived days after Brandin Podziemski's extension.
October 12th’s Complete Sports Schedule: Where, When, and How to Watch Your
Favorite Sport’s Event
Here you will get to know the broadcast schedules for sports, basketball, baseball, ice hockey, football, and tennis on October 12.