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Will Wizards AJ Dybantsa Play Tonight? What No. 1 Pick Plans For Cavaliers Game

AJ Dybantsa will make his NBA debut Wednesday night after the Washington Wizards upgraded him to available with limited minutes, according to a report by The Athletic. The No. 1 overall pick sat out Washington’s first four games, and his return against Cleveland raises questions about how quickly he can upgrade a 2-2 team. Dybantsa sprained his left ankle in the preseason finale against the New Orleans Pelicans, landing awkwardly after a midrange jumper Oct. 16, according to Yahoo Sports. He has missed Washington’s first four regular-season games. Dybantsa was “progressing in a very positive way,” Wizards coach Brian Keefe said Monday, according to USA Today. He took part in the morning shootaround at Rocket Arena. A team representative confirmed the minutes limit but gave no number, and the club has not announced whether he will start or come off the bench. No. 1 NBA Pick A.J. Dybantsa…

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Travis Kelce once had major beef with Justin Tucker, who Chiefs just signed to their practice squad

Tucker was also suspended by the NFL in 2025 for alleged sexual misconduct. After a tough 20-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, the Kansas City Chiefs have a bit of urgency to make some changes. While one would expect those changes to come in the form of a pass-catcher for Patrick Mahomes, the team is actually more concerned about its kicking situation than anything else, it seems. Longtime Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker missed two field goals in the Seahawks game, bringing his field goal percentage for the season down to 68.8%, which is tied for 29th in the entire league. He's also 25th in extra point percentage. He simply isn't as reliable as he has been for so long, which has prompted the Chiefs to make a bold move. On Wednesday, the Chiefs signed former Baltimore Ravens All-Pro kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad. Tucker is expected to compete with Butker for the starting job…

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Ravens vs. Bills preview | Week 8

Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Buffalo Bills during the 2026 NFL season. Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Philadelphia…

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Halloween and the Oak City Marathon bring road closures, extra police in Raleigh

Thousands of people are expected to descend on downtown Raleigh this weekend as Halloween celebrations and the City of Oaks Marathon take place just hours apart, prompting extensive safety and traffic measures. Raleigh police are stepping up their presence in downtown on Saturday night, with help from the State Highway Patrol, State Bureau of Investigation and neighboring law enforcement agencies. For the first time in recent years, Raleigh police will completely close a section of Glenwood South for Halloween festivities. The closure will stretch from Jones Street to Peace Street, and parking along Glenwood South will end at 4 p.m. Saturday. Lt. David Davis with the Raleigh Police Department said the closure is designed in part to ensure emergency crews can quickly reach the area. "We want to make sure that we can get EMS and fire into the area as quickly as possible if we need to, but…

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Katie Zacharia Addresses The ‘Hostility’ That Led To Her Shockingly Short-Lived White House Role

Katie Zacharia is pointing fingers at others for her firing. The former White House press secretary, who served only five days, was shown the door shortly after her first and only press briefing. The briefing was to announce the forced resignation of former U.S. ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, amid pay-to-play allegations. Katie Zacharia’s appointment did not put many smiles on faces. She was already getting the short end of the stick for her old social media posts and qualifications. Zacharia does not think she played a role in her firing just five days after President Donald Trump appointed her as the White House’s press secretary. Instead, she is blaming D.C. politics and the media for her abrupt ousting. In her first TV interview since leaving office, she told Newsmax’s Robert Finnerty, “The media does not like outsiders and Washington, D.C., does not like outsiders.” She…

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