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The fading San Diego Chargers may get help from running back Ryan Mathews and linebacker Manti Te'o against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
Alec Martinez has undergone finger surgery, leaving the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings short of healthy defensemen again.
Forward Dany Heatley has been placed on injured reserve by the Anaheim Ducks.
I went 3-2 last week. Let's break down my NFL Week 11 JB Locks against the spread.
Sunday's game for the San Diego Chargers against hated AFC West rival Oakland is essentially a "must-win" game if the Bolts are to remain in the hunt for the division crown or a wild card spot come the end of December.
Here are five interesting moments in sports you may have missed this week.
There's a contemporary push to place starting pitchers in the same realm as everyday players, which is confusing as it is annoying.
In a critical AFC East showdown last night, the Dolphins emerged with a 22-9 victory, scoring the game's final 19 points in the last 18 minutes. Miami is now 6-4 with favorable home games against Baltimore, Minnesota, and the Jets, while Buffalo is 5-5 and a longshot to make the playoffs.
Nelson Agholor caught a career-high 16 passes for 216 yards and two touchdowns, and Cody Kessler passed for 371 yards and four scores in Southern California's 38-30 victory over California on Thursday night.
Kari Lehtonen posted his first shutout of the season with 27 saves, and the Dallas Stars got goals from Ryan Garbutt and Jason Spezza in a 2-0 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night.
Two-time world gymnastics all-around champion Simone Biles has signed a national letter of intent to attend UCLA, although she has deferred enrollment until after the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
Lakers guard Ronnie Price has been suspended for one game without pay for a flagrant foul against New Orleans' Austin Rivers.
Robbie Rogers agreed to a multiyear contract extension with the LA Galaxy on Thursday.
Clayton Kershaw becomes the first pitcher in the National League to win the Most Valuable Player award since Bob Gibson in 1968.
Angels' main man Mike Trout unanimously won the AL MVP for the first time of his young career.
