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Tyreek Hill is over the moon, knowing he’s close to no longer having to rely on Skylar Thompson, Tyler Huntley or Tim Boyle to get him the ball. 
After a five-week absence from practice, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is back to practicing with his team, and Hill can sense the mojo returning to Miami.
On Wednesday, Tyreek gave an enthusiastic update on Tua, peppered with some fantasy implications. 
Hill faced the media with a massive grin, telling fantasy managers that it’s time to load him back into starting lineups now that the dog days of backup QB work are ending.

What does this all mean for Daniel Jones?

The Pistons might still be the Pistons.

Caitlin Clark’s impact on women’s basketball goes beyond the reach of any star before her. Her fandom has overtaken Indiana to the point where she has her own corn maze made in her likeness, located at the County Line Orchard in Hobart, Indiana.
Deemed the face of the WNBA and certainly its most charming star, Clark has cultivated a fanbase and continues to bear a promising path forward for the league with her generational talent, which upgraded the Fever from a team slated to pick first to a playoff contender.

The 2024 World Series between the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers has an innumerable number of storylines. It pits two of baseball’s most historic, successful franchises against each other. It’s a battle of the two coasts, of New York and LA. Shohei Ohtani against Aaron Judge, Mookie Betts against Juan Soto. A Dodgers team with a wealth of regular and postseason success, but just one World Series to show for it, against a Yankees team that hasn’t won in 15 years.

Uh oh … the Philadelphia Sixers’ star center, Joel Embiid, is missing the start of the season, and the NBA is increasingly suspicious of the team’s “load management” tactic, which involves sidelining Embiid for at least the first three games of the year.
As a result, the NBA is reportedly investigating the team’s handling of Embiid since it sounds like the Sixers are attempting to bypass the league’s efforts to keep players from sitting out games to be healthy for the postseason.

The schools last played each other twice in the same season in 1945.

Kawhi Leonard will remain in street clothes for the foreseeable future.

Xander Schauffele during the Wednesday Pro-Am at the ZOZO Championship. | Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images
If you are an American golf fan this week, get ready for some late nights and early mornings. Pro golf is on the other side of the world.
Three of the four largest pro golf circuits are in Asia this week, making it difficult for American fans to watch.
The PGA Tour is in Japan for the ZOZO Championship, which features a strong field headlined by Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele. Justin Thomas is there, making his final start before becoming a father at the end of November.

Michelle Beadle does not feel sorry for Deshaun Watson.
During the Cleveland Browns’ 21-14 home loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, Watson went down with what was later revealed to be a season-ending ruptured Achilles. Normally, an injured player on the field results in a moment of silence from the crowd followed by bipartisan applause once the player gets up or is helped off the field. 
But not this time. Browns fans erupted in cheers as they saw their quarterback lying motionless on the ground.
According to Beadle, she would have been right there with them.