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Sports equinox on tap with MLB, NFL, NBA, WNBA and NHL all in play at the same time Monday night · Best of: Features

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  Sports Equinox features MLB, NFL, NBBA, and NHL all playing at
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  the same time Monday night, This article is being read by an
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  automated voice generated by Everlet. If you love sports, October twenty sixth,
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  twenty twenty six was tough to beat. Five professional leagues in North
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  America were in action at the same time on Monday night, a
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  phenomenon known as a sports equinox. Major League Baseball and the NFL
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  vied for the most viewers while the NBA, WNBA, and NHL gave
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  their diehard fans Game to watch. Monday marked The thirty third Sports
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  Equinox, the first since october twenty seventh, twenty twenty five, and the
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  fourth instance with women's professional basketball included, according to Sportradar. Here's a
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  guide on how to sample a little bit of this and that
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  in the sports smorgasboard. World Series Game 3 becomes a route. The
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  Tampa Bay Rays hosted the Milwaukee
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  Brewers in Game three of the World Series, with the game starting
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  shortly after eight PM EDT on Fox. After the Brewers won the
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  first two games by one run, they scored eight with two outs
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  in the fifth inning on the way to winning ten one, with
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  Brandon Woodruff finishing it off on the mound. Milwaukee is one victory
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  away from the franchise's first championship in nearly six decades of existence.
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  Game four is Tuesday night. Cowboys beat the Eagles on Monday night
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  football. Even though the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys entered with two
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  and four records, the NFL always draws a lot of interest and
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  millions care about the NFC East matchup that kicked off at 8
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  15 PM on ESPN. With quarterback Jalen Hurts on injured reserve because
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  of blood clots, the Reeling Eagles continued their free fall. Dak Prescott
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  threw for three touchdowns, Javante Williams ran for one hundred and fifty
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  five yards, and the Cowboys rolled to a thirty eight twenty one
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  win. Cooper Flag returns an NBA action. Reigning NBA Rookie of the
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  Year Cooper Flag and Kyrie Irving returned to the Dallas Mavericks lineup
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  for their game at the Miami Heat. That game tipped off at
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  7 30 p.m. On NBA TV, well before baseball and football got
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  underway. Flag dominated with twenty nine points and eleven assists as the
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  Mauve sent the Heat to an O and four start. In the
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  middle of the World Series and Monday Night Football, the NBA had
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  Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors visiting Nikola Jokic and the
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  Denver Nuggets at ten PM on NBCSN and Peacock. Valkyries take W
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  finals lead. The WNBA was vying for eyeballs against MLB, the NFL,
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  NBA, and NHL for the first time since two thousand, when the
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  league did it three times in September of that year. The Golden
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  State Valkyries hosted Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream in Game five
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  of the finals at eight PM on USA Network, CNBC and Peacock.
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  With the best of seven series teed at two games apiece, the
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  Valkyries won sixty four fifty five to move one win away from
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  their first title in their second season. Game six is Thursday in
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  Atlanta. The NHL had some of its top scorers skating
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  in three games. The New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings were
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  on the ice at Madison's Garden in a game that started at
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  seven PM on NHL Network. The Kings scored three times and chased
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  Rangers Golder James Reimer before either baseball or football started. In a
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  game that started at 8.30 on ESPN Plus, Toronto lost 5-2 at
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  Calgary, but not before Captain Austin Matthews became the second fastest US-born
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  player to reach 800 career points, doing so in 703 games. See
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  the AP's full sports coverage here.