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Ohtani Game 4 Logoman Card Sells for $3.24 Million
A Topps Dynasty Black 1/1 with the pants patch from Ohtani’s 3-homer, 10-strikeout NLCS Game 4 sold for $3.24 million, a Dodgers auction record.
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Cole Kmet’s Season Ends, and Chicago’s Tight End Plan Starts
Cole Kmet is on injured reserve after a right knee injury, leaving Chicago's two drafted tight ends and a $15.425 million 2027 cap charge in the foreground.
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NBA Seeks Soccer Money After EuroLeague Clubs Refused
Five soccer clubs meet the NBA on October 27, three of them EuroLeague owners who already rejected a merger, with London priced as high as $1 billion.
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Amazon’s First Bond Tests Leave the Broccoli Chair Empty
Amazon's first James Bond screen tests without the Broccoli family put Callum Turner, Jack Lowden and Josh O'Connor in London in late October.
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Tyrese Maxey Owns the Night Built for LeBron James
Tyrese Maxey scored 32 and locked up James Harden as the 76ers erased 29 on LeBron James’ home debut, with James on the bench for the 15-0 closer.
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The Devils Bet a Cup on Hellebuyck’s Rebound
New Jersey paid Mercer and a 12th-overall pick for Connor Hellebuyck, betting a 33-year-old coming off a .895 season can still steal a Cup.
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Cowboys Cheerleaders Unionize After Buffalo’s Costly Precedent
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders won voluntary DCCA recognition on Oct. 23, after a 400% raise that still left health insurance off the table.
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Brewers Game 1 Becomes the Costliest World Series Ticket Ever
Game 1 in Milwaukee locked a $2,338 World Series get-in, while Tampa Bay still sold face-value seats for the same Fall Classic.
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LiteLLM Says Gateway Logs Fed the 1.107.0 Attack
Stolen GitHub tokens, which LiteLLM says may have sat in its own proxy logs, signed 1.107.0 wheels that stole cloud and AI keys.
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Europe’s 50,391 Heat Deaths Hit Cities Built for Cooler Summers
Imperial College modelling puts Europe's urban heat deaths at 50,391 for 2026, about 65% from fossil warmth, in cities that still cool roughly one home in four.