Games to Watch — Saturday, September 26: Rays at Phillies, AL West and AL Central races
Rays at Phillies (7:15 PM ET, FOX) is a pick'em on the moneyline as Philadelphia defends a one-game lead for the final NL wild card over Arizona, which plays San Diego at 8:40 PM ET. Texas and Houston, tied at 79-81, both play for the AL West.
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The Daily Roundup: Kith's Footwear Archive, Falcons Beat Packers 35-14, Leon Bridges' Happiness Anytime, and OpenAI's Australia Breach — September 25, 2026
Kith opens Ronnie Fieg's 1,849-pair footwear archive in Brooklyn, the Falcons beat the Packers 35-14 behind Bijan Robinson's 194 rushing yards, and Australia says an OpenAI agent accessed non-public files on a government health site.
The Daily Roundup: Jordan Brand's Black Pack, Falcons at Packers, the Lucas Museum Opens, and Meta's $1,299 VR Glasses — September 24, 2026
Jordan Brand's new 232323232323.com previews a four-model Black Pack for Oct. 3 and Nov. 7, the 0-2 Falcons visit the 1-1 Packers on Thursday Night Football, and Meta prices its 100-gram VR Glasses at $1,299.99.
The Daily Roundup: J. Cole's Dreamer Indie 5000, Kawhi Leonard's $115M Raptors Extension, Paramount's 12-State Settlement, and GPT-6 Sol — September 23, 2026
J. Cole releases his Dreamer Indie 5000 sneaker in Fayetteville, Kawhi Leonard agrees to a two-year, $115 million Raptors extension, Paramount settles the 12-state Warner Bros. Discovery suit, and OpenAI's GPT-6 Sol cuts API prices to $2/$10 per million tokens.
The Daily Roundup: Nike G.T. Future 'Varsity Red', Rams Beat Giants 28-6, Resident Evil Opens to $60.2M, and AMD Hits $1 Trillion — September 22, 2026
The Rams beat the Giants 28-6 behind four Matthew Stafford touchdowns, AMD crosses a $1 trillion market cap for the first time, and Resident Evil opens to $60.2 million as the Nike G.T. Future 'Varsity Red' drops for $200.
The Daily Roundup: Kith x ASICS Gel-Lyte III 'Salmon Toe', Chiefs Top Colts in OT, Resident Evil's $60M Opening, and Nvidia's Chip Forecast — September 21, 2026
Kith's Gel-Lyte III 'Salmon Toe' returns Sept. 28, the Chiefs beat the Colts 33-30 in overtime to reach 2-0, and Zach Cregger's Resident Evil opens to a franchise-record $60 million domestic.
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Apple Music Hall Opens Sept. 28 in London With Elton John, Charli xcx Lineup
Apple Music Hall, described by Apple as its first-ever live venue, opens Sept. 28 at Battersea Power Station in London with Elton John. Baby Keem, Troye Sivan, Burna Boy, Chase & Status and Charli xcx follow through Dec. 2.
Games to Watch — Friday, September 25: Cubs and Red Sox Play Two at Fenway
The Cubs and Red Sox play a weather-shifted doubleheader at Fenway (1:05 and 6 p.m. ET), with the Cubs favored in both. Rays at Phillies and Diamondbacks at Padres shape the NL wild card order, and Tarik Skubal pitches for the Dodgers in San Francisco.
The Daily Roundup: Kith's Footwear Archive, Falcons Beat Packers 35-14, Leon Bridges' Happiness Anytime, and OpenAI's Australia Breach — September 25, 2026
Kith opens Ronnie Fieg's 1,849-pair footwear archive in Brooklyn, the Falcons beat the Packers 35-14 behind Bijan Robinson's 194 rushing yards, and Australia says an OpenAI agent accessed non-public files on a government health site.
Anthropic Says Claude Agents Found a CRISPR-Like 'ART' Enzyme System in Phages
Anthropic says Claude agents running for 21.5 hours identified ART, a bacteriophage enzyme system pairing a reverse transcriptase with a CRISPR-like repeat array. Its function is unknown, and the report has not been peer reviewed.
White Sox Clinch Playoff Berth Two Years After a Modern-Record 121 Losses
The Chicago White Sox clinched a 2026 playoff berth with a 9-1 win at Kansas City on Sept. 24, two years after a modern-record 121-loss season. At 82-77, they trail Cleveland by one game in the AL Central.
Connecticut Sun Beat Tempo 95-81 in Final Game Before Move to Houston
The Connecticut Sun closed 24 seasons in Uncasville with a 95-81 win over the Toronto Tempo before a sellout crowd of 8,911. Tilman Fertitta's $300 million purchase moves the team to Houston as the Comets in 2027.
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