Squash News Today — September 5, 2026
Mensah, Toney shatter Canes records in blowout and more — today's squash signal.
Big news across the sports world today, and we're excited to break it all down for you. In a thrilling display of athleticism, Mensah and Toney made history by shattering records for the Canes in a dominating blowout win. Meanwhile, over in baseball, superstar Shohei Ohtani is dealing with some health concerns, as the Dodgers announced he'll be out of the lineup again due to biceps and neck issues, with the team remaining hopeful that a trip to the injured list won't be necessary.
But it's not just on-field action making headlines - there are some significant developments in the world of sports leadership. WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert is set to retire, marking the end of an era for the league. Engelbert's legacy will be remembered for her tireless efforts to grow and develop the WNBA, and we'll be keeping a close eye on what's next for the league under new leadership. And in football, the Pro Football Hall of Fame has announced changes to its selection process, which could have implications for years to come. We'll dive deeper into all these stories and more throughout today's digest.
Today's signal:
• Mensah, Toney shatter Canes records in blowout (espn.com)
• Dodgers rest Ohtani again, 'hopeful' IL not needed (espn.com)
• Ohtani (biceps, neck) out of Dodgers' lineup again (espn.com)
• Cathy Engelbert retirement: Her legacy and what comes next for WNBA (espn.com)
• Pro Football HOF changes selection process (espn.com)
• Sources: Engelbert retiring as WNBA commish (espn.com)