Squash News Today — October 17, 2026

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Rain pushes Rays-Guardians ALCS Game 4 to Saturday; Sunday off-day now Game 5 and more — today's squash signal.

The sports world is buzzing with updates on injuries and scheduling changes. In the MLB, the Rays and Guardians are gearing up for a crucial ALCS Game 4 on Saturday, after rain pushed the game back a day. The Guardians are riding high, with the latest odds now favoring them to face the Brewers in the World Series. Meanwhile, in the NFL, teams are dealing with the impact of injuries on their backfields. The Eagles suffered a double blow, losing Saquon Barkley and De'vonta Shipley, while the Cardinals have ruled out running back Jordan Love with an ankle injury.

But it's not all bad news - some teams are getting key players back just in time. The Eagles are expecting the return of a player, though specifics aren't mentioned, and the Falcons have gotten a boost with Michael Penix fully cleared to play against the Bears. The Cardinals' decision to hold Love out shows they're prioritizing player health, and the Guardians are confident in their starting pitcher, Emmanuel Armstrong, as they take on the Rays. With all these developments, fans are eagerly anticipating the rest of the games and series - will the Guardians keep their momentum going, and can the Eagles and Falcons overcome their injuries to secure wins?

Today's signal:
• Rain pushes Rays-Guardians ALCS Game 4 to Saturday; Sunday off-day now Game 5 (espn.com)
• Eagles' beat-up backfield loses Barkley, Shipley; Smith likely to return (espn.com)
• Cardinals 'do what's right,' rule RB Love (ankle) out vs. Rams (espn.com)
• Falcons' Penix fully cleared to play vs. Bears (espn.com)
• Guardians to open with Armstrong; Rays start Martinez in ALCS Game 4 (espn.com)
• Odds: Guardians now favored to face Brewers in World Series (espn.com)

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