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Indiana Pacers Star Tyrese Haliburton To Miss Time With Hamstring Strain

Indiana Pacers star guard Tyrese Haliburton has a left hamstring injury again and will miss time. What should the Pacers make of it? INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Pacers star guard Tyrese Haliburton has a left hamstring injury that will cause him to miss at least two weeks. The 26-year old ball handler, who returned from a torn right Achilles last week and played for the first time in almost 500 days, popped up on the NBA’s official injury report on Tuesday with left hamstring soreness/tightness. The previous day, he suited up against the Milwaukee Bucks but spent time on an exercise bike during his moments on the bench. “I’m alright. A little beat up,” Haliburton said after that game. When asked what specific part of him was beat up, “overall body,” was his reply. The two-time All-Star said that his, and the team’s, pace was off in the second half as they blew a double-digit lead. The Pacers…

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NFL Trade Deadline: Grading Early Colts Trades Plus Potential Packages For Jonathan Taylor and Josh Downs

Oct 28, 2026 | 3:03 PM EDT January 4, 2026, Houston, Texas, U.S: Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor 28 re-enters the field after halftime during the NFL, American Football Herren, USA game between the Houston Texans and the Indianapolis Colts at NRG Stadium in Houston, TX on January 4, 2026. Houston won, 38-30. Houston U.S – ZUMAw137 20260104_aap_w137_110 Copyright: xErikxWilliamsx You don’t typically see a ton of NFL trades happen during the season until the trade deadline, but the Indianapolis Colts have kicked off the festivities early, dealing two of their best players a full two weeks before the deadline. There are pros and cons to doing that. The cons are that you don’t get to maximize their value. If they wanted until the week of the deadline, multiple teams would’ve called and made offers, starting a bidding war, but instead, it feels like they took the first offer…

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Notre Dame Rooting Guide: Who Fighting Irish fans should be pulling for in Week 9 to boost their CFB Playoff chances

Notre Dame football looks to get back into the win column against Navy this weekend. Who else should Fighting Irish fans be rooting for? Notre Dame's loss to BYU put the Fighting Irish in a difficult position, but it didn't end their College Football Playoff hopes. Marcus Freeman's team still has a clear path to the postseason, and it starts with a simple requirement: win out, and Notre Dame controls its own destiny. That starts Saturday against Navy. The Irish cannot afford to overlook a longtime rival, especially with No. 1 Miami coming to South Bend on November 7. A win over the Midshipmen would keep Notre Dame moving in the right direction and allow the team to focus on the biggest game remaining on its schedule. But Irish fans shouldn't spend Saturday watching only their own game. Several matchups around the country could influence the playoff picture, particularly with conference…

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Notre Dame vs Miami early preview: The numbers the Fighting Irish must solve before the November 7th showdown

Before you know it, Notre Dame will be facing off against the Miami Hurricanes on November 7. Just how good is this Miami team? The Hurricanes have looked like one of the most complete teams in college football. For Notre Dame, the challenge is figuring out how to slow down an offense that rarely wastes a possession while finding the weaknesses that could make this game competitive. Notre Dame's November 7 matchup with Miami is shaping up to be the defining game of the Fighting Irish's 2026 season. The Hurricanes enter the final stretch of October unbeaten at 7-0 and ranked No. 1 in the AP poll. Notre Dame, meanwhile, has to get through its October 31 matchup with Navy before turning its full attention to a Miami team that has been putting up video-game numbers. The first thing that jumps off the page is Miami's scoring. Through seven games, the Hurricanes are averaging 49.0 points per…

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