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• Oct 26, 2017

  Chicago Bulls Guard Zach LaVine Expects to Stay With the Franchise 'For a Long Time'

  Zach LaVine has yet to play a single minute in a Bulls uniform, but he seems to like the idea of staying in Chicago for the long timeerm. In fact, he has already been talking about staying even though they failed to reach an agreement on a contract extension this offseason.

• Oct 25, 2017

  San Francisco 49ers Rookie Linebacker Reuben Foster Dealing With Sore Ribs, Should Play Against the Eagles his Sunday

  The 49ers initially feared that he might have broken his ribs, but a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exam on Monday revealed that there was nothing to worry about and Foster was just dealing with sore ribs. Shanahan also noted that Foster should be "good to go" when they take on the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday.

• Oct 25, 2017

  Miami Dolphins Offensive Tackle Laremy Tunsil's Knee Injury Not Serious, Could Play on Thursday

  Miami Dolphins head coach Adam Gase confirmed that tests have shown that Laremy Tunsil has avoided serious injury to his left knee and he seemed optimistic about the left tackle's chances of playing this Thursday when they take on the Baltimore Ravens.

• Oct 25, 2017

  Dallas Cowboys Kicker Dan Bailey Expected to Miss at Least a Couple of Weeks With Groin Injury

  Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett has announced that Bailey might have to sit out a couple of games after he suffered a strained right groin in the first quarter of their game against the San Francisco 49ers this past Sunday.

• Oct 25, 2017

  Toronto Raptors Center Jonas Valančiūnas Still Out With Sprained Left Ankle, Hopes to Play in Road Trip

  Jonas Valančiūnas was unable to suit up for the Toronto Raptors when they took on the San Antonio Spurs on Monday due to a sprained left ankle, but the Lithuanian center's hoping to return to the court at some point during the team's current road trip.

• Oct 25, 2017

  Atlanta Hawks Guard Dennis Schröder Hopes to Play in Friday's Home Opener Against the Nuggets

  The Atlanta Hawks probably won't get Dennis Schröder back until Friday at the earliest. The fifth-year pro has been sidelined since he sprained his left ankle late in the fourth quarter of their game against the Brooklyn Nets last Sunday, but he said he will "probably" suit up for the Hawks when they take on the Denver Nuggets in their home opener this Friday.

• Oct 25, 2017

  Cleveland Cavaliers Will Start J.R. Smith at Shooting Guard and Move Dwyane Wade to the Bench

  It has only been a week since the start of the season, but Dwyane Wade has already decided that it would be for the best if he comes off the bench for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

• Oct 25, 2017

  Phoenix Suns Place Guard Eric Bledsoe on Trading Block After He Tweeted He Wants Out

  The eight-year pro courted controversy on Sunday when he tweeted "I don't wanna be here" about an hour before the Suns announced the firing of head coach Earl Watson just three games into the season. According to John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM, Bledsoe had already requested for a trade before the start of the season, so the Suns already knew that they have a disgruntled player on their roster.

• Oct 24, 2017

  Indianapolis Colts Rookie Safety Malik Hooker Out for the Season With Torn ACL, MCL

  Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano confirmed on Monday that Malik Hooker tore the medial collateral ligament (MCL) and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee during their 27-0 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars last Sunday and he has been ruled out for the rest of the season.

• Oct 24, 2017

  Arizona Cardinals Quarterback Carson Palmer Breaks Left Arm, May Miss Up to Eight Weeks

  Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians has confirmed that Palmer has a broken left arm and he will have to undergo surgery to repair the damage when they return to Arizona. Palmer will miss at least eight weeks if he goes under the knife, but on Monday, Arians said the veteran quarterback is getting a second opinion and he may be back in four to six weeks.