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The Utah Mammoth have kicked off their second season with a bang. From a new mascot, new uniforms, and some new on-ice pickups like JJ Peterka, the optimism is high in hockey’s newest city. On the ice, Utah’s line of young guns has delivered. The Mammoth beat the Jets 3-2 on Sunday thanks to Dylan Guenther’s third-period goal, pushing Utah’s winning streak to seven games. Seriously what do they feed this kid? Gunner stays hot! 3-2, Utah! pic.twitter.com/PbpwoE3bOr — Utah Mammoth (@utahmammoth) October 27, 2025 Peterka wins the race to a loose puck, finds center Logan Cooley, who then hits Guenther for his seventh point in five games. With just under six minutes to go in the third, the Mammoth leaned on backup goalie Vitek Vanecek to secure the win against the defending Central Division champion Winnipeg Jets. The Mammoth have gotten elite play out of this line throughout the winning streak. Cooley potted a hat trick against the Blues on Thursday, scored twice more Saturday, and kept a point streak alive with this assist. Cooley, Guenther, and Peterka are three young players who should be together on the Mammoth for a long time. The Arizona Coyotes ended on a slight uptick, as the team was fighting for playoff contention at the holiday break. They flamed out to end that season, but were competitive in their first year in Utah. Now, with Peterka in tow and a committed fanbase, they are rolling through the early portion of the season. The Mammoth have not only won seven straight games, but all seven wins are in regulation, and six were against Western Conference opponents. Those facts will be vital when it comes to tiebreakers later in the season. Keeping up the streak will be tough, as the Mammoth stay on the road to face the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday. Can Cooley, Guenther, and Peterka keep up the good vibes as the road trip hits Edmonton? The post Mammoth winger Dylan Guenther’s 3rd period tally brings Utah’s winning streak to 7 appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The NFL was hit with painful news Sunday morning when the death of former Jets All-Pro center Nick Mangold was announced. The powerful Mangold died from a rare genetic kidney disease that was first diagnosed nearly 20 years ago. He had been seeking a kidney transplant, but his medical team was unable to find a donor. We lost a good man today. I know @nickmangold will be a hall-of-famer, but there’s more to his story than his accomplishments on the gridiron. He was more than a teammate. He was my big brother who introduced me to the NFL. He showed me the ropes. He was my friend and confidant.… pic.twitter.com/45FlFnTTzG — Mark Sanchez (@Mark_Sanchez) October 26, 2025 Mangold, 41, had been one of the best centers in Jets history and had been named to the Pro Bowl eight times in his 11-year career. He was also a first-team All-Pro on three occasions. His former teammates and coaches were saddened by his death and several paid tribute to him upon learning of the sad outcome. Former Jets quarterback and NFL analyst Mark Sanchez has kept a low profile following his arrest earlier this month for an alleged altercation with a 69-year-old truck driver at a hotel loading dock in Indianapolis. He broke his silence to speak from the heart about Mangold. “We lost a good man today,” Sanchez wrote on X. ” know Nick Mangold will be a hall-of-famer, but there’s more to his story than his accomplishments on the gridiron. He was more than a teammate. He was my big brother who introduced me to the NFL. He showed me the ropes. He was my friend and confidant. He was a role model and a great father to his children and husband to his wife. Our hearts are heavy. We will miss you. Rest easy amigo. I love you big fella.” Former coach Rex Ryan breaks down while speaking about Mangold Former Jets head coach Rex Ryan is currently an analyst on ESPN and he is regularly seen on the network’s pregame show. He had coached Mangold from 2009 through 2014, and had warm memories of his former player when he discussed him prior to the Week 8 games. Rex Ryan shares a story of his last game as the Jets head coach when Nick Mangold was injured. “I’m playing this game.”-Nick Mangold Rest In Peace 74 pic.twitter.com/Mv1Ef2Kzzb — Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) October 26, 2025 Ryan had a hard time keeping his composure and then finally broke down in tears when he recalled his final year of coaching the Jets. “I was at the end and it was clear I was going to be fired,” Ryan said. “Nick was injured, but he came up to me and said he was going to play. He said, ‘I’m playing this game.’ “ The post Mark Sanchez pays tribute to Jets’ Nick Mangold after tragic death appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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Only six days after a disheartening loss to the Lions on Monday Night Football, the Bucs were back on the field looking to respond. This time, they were in New Orleans to take on the Saints in the first of two meetings between the two NFC South rivals this season.

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The Cleveland Browns didn’t have a very good Week 8. Looking to build off on their 31-6 victory at home over the Miami Dolphins in Week 7, the Browns entered Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots in Foxborough with some confidence. Instead, Drake Maye and the Pats showed everyone that Cleveland isn’t on their level, with the Browns suffering a lopsided 32-13 defeat. With the loss, Cleveland dropped deeper below .500, as it now sports a 2-6 record. Adding more to Cleveland’s headaches is the health status of rookie linebacker Carson Schwesinger. The first-year NFL player suffered a lower-body injury in the Patriots game and is now expected to miss more than just a week to recover. “Browns LB Carson Schwesinger, one of the best rookies in a stellar class, is believed to have suffered a high-ankle sprain, source said. He’ll have an MRI, but those are typically 4-6 week injuries. He left the locker room in a boot,” shared Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network via a post on X, formerly Twitter. It’s a disappointing turn of events for Schwesinger. He’s played well this season, including against the Patriots. Before he left the contest, he posted five total tackles and a pass defended. More impressively, he picked off Maye, the New England quarterback’s only interception thrown versus the Browns. It was also the former UCLA Bruins star linebacker’s first interception of his young NFL career. Schwesinger is leading the Browns in tackles this season, with 59 entering the showdown against New England. His absence will very likely be felt by Cleveland’s defense, which was far from its top form in Week 8. The Patriots gushed the Browns’ stop unit for 422 total yards and 23 first downs. That said, Browns star pass rusher Myles Garrett had five sacks and six total tackles. Maye passed for 282 yards and three touchdowns on 18-of-24 pass completions. Browns starter Dillon Gabriel, on the other hand, only threw for 156 passing yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions on 21-of-35 completions. Losers in four of their last five games, the Browns have a bye ahead in Week 9, which comes at a convenient time for Schwesinger, as he recuperates from his injury. Cleveland will resurface on the field in Week 10 with a matchup against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. The post Brown’ prized rookie leaving locker room in a boot is another killer injury appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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The most recent addition to the complete review is my review of Gabriele Tergit's sweeping 1951 novel Effingers, now coming out in English, from New York Review Books in the US and (as The Effingers: A Berlin Saga) from Pushkin Press in the UK. Given my interest in and extended consideration of the Salome-story and, in particular, Oscar Wilde's play in my novel, Salome in Graz, I was amused to note that Tergit has that be the breakout-role for one of her characters who takes to the stage, and that the play is relatively extensively discussed. The character plays Salomé as: "a young, playful society lady" -- not an interpretation the protagonists of my novel would have endorsed. But then Tergit also has one of her characters eventually tell the actress: I hope you've gotten over your expressionist Salomé at last. She was very charming, but she went against Wilde and Salomé herself. And later there's also this exchange: “Well, that’s how I began my career too, by playing Salomé as a suffering, kind woman. But the time for experiments is over.” “For expressionism, you mean ?” “Oh God, not that word again. It was so important then. We’ve become humbler now. We want to put the words of the poet in the spotlight, rather than ourselves.” Tergit effectively uses a variety of literary and other cultural references in the novel, but Salomé is a particularly good fit; as my novel suggests, the changing interpretations and readings of the Salome-story in general across the ages are often revealing of the various times, and this is a good example.

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LSU has fired coach Brian Kelly during the fourth season of a 10-year contract worth about $100 million, a person familiar with the situation said.

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