Chourio wins it late, Verstappen wins rain-delayed Bahrain Grand Prix, White Sox seek 2-0 ALDS lead
Chourio wins it late.
This is The Sports Reset for Monday October 5th
In the MLB playoffs, the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Diego Padres 4 to 3 in Game 2, taking a 2-0 NLDS lead. Jackson Chourio lined a two-out, two-run single off Mason Miller in the ninth, becoming the second-youngest player with a postseason walk-off hit. In the NFL, the New England Patriots upset the Buffalo Bills 29 to 26. Drake Maye threw three touchdowns, including a 23-yard, one-handed score to Efton Chism with 1:50 left, before Craig Woodson intercepted Josh Allen to finish it. The win handed Buffalo its first loss and moved New England to 2-2. Elsewhere, the Los Angeles Rams rallied past the Philadelphia Eagles 24 to 20, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Las Vegas Raiders 30 to 27, the Dallas Cowboys edged the Houston Texans 34 to 30, and the Indianapolis Colts handled the Washington Commanders 30 to 13 in London. In the NHL, the Winnipeg Jets edged the Detroit Red Wings 3 to 2 behind two Kyle Connor power-play goals. The New York Rangers beat the Utah Mammoth 4 to 2, the Anaheim Ducks topped the Florida Panthers 3 to 2, the Seattle Kraken rolled past the Calgary Flames 6 to 1, and the Vegas Golden Knights held off the Vancouver Canucks 3 to 2. In Formula 1, Max Verstappen won the rain-delayed Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, with Kimi Antonelli second and Lewis Hamilton third.
Looking ahead, the MLB playoffs continue with the Chicago White Sox visiting the Cleveland Guardians in Game 2 of their ALDS. Chicago leads 1-0 after Munetaka Murakami’s two-run homer and Grant Taylor’s four-inning save powered a shutout in the opener. The New York Yankees also visit the Tampa Bay Rays for Game 2, with Freddy Peralta set against Cam Schlittler and Tampa Bay holding a 1-0 series lead. In the NHL, the Philadelphia Flyers visit the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Ottawa Senators face the Boston Bruins, the Jets meet the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the San Jose Sharks play the Dallas Stars. In the NFL, the Atlanta Falcons visit the New Orleans Saints. On Tuesday, the Brewers can close out the Padres in Game 3. Beyond the scoreboard, the NFL is reviewing an official’s on-field profanity toward Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride after the NFLPA called the conduct unacceptable.
