Squash News Today — October 31, 2026
Brooks kicks Murray, ejected from Suns' loss after flagrant foul 2 and more — today's squash signal.
The sports world is reeling with a mix of injuries, controversy, and major transactions. In the NBA, teams are dealing with significant setbacks, including the loss of key players to injury. The Brooklyn Nets' hopes have been dealt a blow with the news that Ben Simmons is out, while the Oklahoma City Thunder will be without Victor Holmgren for 8-10 weeks following a knee procedure. The Memphis Grizzlies are also nursing a wounded star in Ja Morant, who is expected to miss at least four weeks. Meanwhile, in a stunning turn of events, the sale of the Los Angeles Lakers has been finalized at a whopping $12.5 billion valuation.
In other news, the NFL is bracing for some tough matchups, including the Jets' defense facing off against RB Jeanty without key players Sweat and possibly Bailey. On a more optimistic note, fans are buzzing with excitement over the potential for Jaxon Smith-Njigba to make history as a receiver. But it wasn't all smooth sailing in the NBA, as tensions ran high in a recent game between the Phoenix Suns and Brooklyn Nets, resulting in a flagrant foul and ejection for one player. With all these developments, fans are eagerly watching to see how their favorite teams will bounce back and adapt to the changing landscape.
Today's signal:
• Brooks kicks Murray, ejected from Suns' loss after flagrant foul 2 (espn.com)
• More Thunder woes: Holmgren out 8-10 weeks after knee procedure (espn.com)
• Sources: Walter, Kushner finalize terms of Lakers sale at $12.5B valuation (espn.com)
• Morant, hurt against Grizzlies, to miss at least four weeks (espn.com)
• Jets defense to face RB Jeanty without Sweat, likely Bailey (espn.com)
• Don't be surprised if ... Jaxon Smith-Njigba does what no receiver has ever done (espn.com)