Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Edwin Diaz The Los Angeles Dodgers signed superstar closer Edwin Daz in the offseason, but his season has not gone to plan.He missed over three months after having surgery to remove loose bodies in his elbow. He was not pitching well before hitting the injured list and has struggled ever since returning as well. He had a 10.50 ERA in the seven games he pitched before he was shut down, and has a 9.00 ERA since returning.The Dodgers bullpen once again blew a lead on Monday night, but a one-run seventh inning got them back in front. Tanner Scott and Edwin Daz were tasked with landing the plane. Scott did what he has done all year and looked great, and Dave Roberts went to Daz in the ninth inning.Daz has allowed a run in every outing this month and has blown one-run leads in each of his last two outings. However, he was perfect on Monday night.Looking for the perfect gift for a baseball player in your life? Check out our brand new baseball lifestyle brand!He threw 12 pitches, landing eight for strikes. He struck out Michael Massey on five pitches, got Isaac Collins to fly out in three pitches and got Kyle Isbel to ground out in four pitches. Daz finally looked like the star closer the Dodgers thought they were getting when they signed him.It was also a full-circle moment for Daz. On Aug. 10 last year, Collins took Daz deep in Milwaukee to walk off the New York Mets. A year later, he put Collins away and made sure his team got the win.More MLB:Dodgers Likely To Avoid Two Of Brewers Best Arms In Pivotal Upcoming Series

The 2026 football season for theAuburn Tigersis on the horizon. As we anticipate the start of the season, let's introduce you to a key member of the 2026 roster.One of the more versatile players on the Auburn football roster is offensive lineman Kail Ellis. As a freshman in 2025, Ellis played in eight games and started two games at center after starter Connor Lew had his season ended due to injury. Against Arkansas, he, along with the rest of the offensive line, opened opportunities for the Tigers' rushing attack to gain 230 yards. He showed his potential as a player, and he was rewarded by being named to the 2025 SEC All-Freshman Team. He also excelled in the classroom, being named to the 2025-26 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll. Ellis most likely will not be the starter at center with South Florida transfer Cole Best on the roster.Get to know sophomore offensive lineman Kail Ellis before the 2026 season by checking out hisAuburnfootball player profile below.Kail Ellis's player profileClass:SophomorePosition:Interior offensive linemanHometown:Canton, Georgia High School:Cass High SchoolHeight:6-4Weight:315Kail Ellis as a recruitRecruiting class: 2025Position rank:No. 61 (247Sports)State rank:No. 95 (247Sports)Rating:Three-starOther schools in the mix:Boston College, Florida State, Georgia, and Georgia TechKail Ellis PFF Report Card2025:53.5Strengths:Pass blocking (63.3 in 2025)Kail Ellis career statsYearGPGSSnaps played2025 (Auburn)82213Totals82213Check out our otherAuburnfootball player previewsAuburnWire is preparing for the 2026 season by profiling several notable players. Check out the 2026 player profile of your favorite player below.K Alex McPhersonS Anquon FegansS Eric WintersS Sylvester Smith-ReedS Champ AnthonyCB Rayshawn PleasantCB Andre Jordan Jr.LB Bryce DeasLB Demarcus RiddickLB Elijah MelendezLB Xavier AtkinsEDGE Da'shawn WomackEDGE Jared SmithDL Walter Mathis JrDL Dallas Walker IVDL Malik AutryDL Jourdin CrawfordDL Cody SiglerDL Saint FarriorDE Chris MurrayOL Stanton RamilOL Jacob StrandOL Deryc PlazzOL Jack LeyrerOL Cole BestContact/Follow us @TheAuburnWireon X (Twitter), and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage of Auburn news, notes, and opinions.You can also follow Phillip on Twitter@PJordanSportsThis article originally appeared on Auburn Wire: Player profile: Can Kail Ellis secure a starting role?

Mark your calendars: the Golden State Warriors' 2026-27 regular-season opener officially has a day, time and opponent. The Warriors will tip off the new campaign against the new-look Los Angeles Lakers in the post-LeBron James era on Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. PT at Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles. The game will be televised on ESPN. The Warriors will get their first look at the Doncic-headed Lakers without James. Doncic will lead the Lakers group alongside Austin Reaves and newly acquired big man Walker Kessler. STEPH. LUKA. MUST-SEE TV. Stephen Curry and the Warriors meet Luka Doni and the new-look Lakers in a marquee California showdown during Opening Week of the 2026-27 NBA season! Wednesday, October 21 on ESPN pic.twitter.com/kU4Sp8VBbG NBA (@NBA) August 11, 2026Golden State's season opener will technically come on the second day of the NBA season, with opening day set for Oct. 20. Opening day of the NBA season will feature three games, starting with the Boston Celtics at the Detroit Pistons, followed by LeBron James' Sixers against the defending champion New York Knicks, capped off by a Western Conference FInals rematch between the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs. The Warriors will then start their 26-27 campaign the next day on Friday against the Lakers. OPENING WEEK IS MUST-SEE NBA Champions raise a banner. Superstars debut with new teams. Rivalries pick up where they left off.The 2026-27 NBA season tips off Tuesday, October 20. Watch all the action on NBC/Peacock, ESPN and Prime.NBA Schedule Release presented by pic.twitter.com/xm6FmyJjyK NBA (@NBA) August 11, 2026The Warriors have won four of their last five opening-day games, including a win over the Denver Nuggets to start last season. Over their last 10 season-openers, the Warriors have posted a 6-4 record dating back to 2016. Along with opening night, the Warriors' opponent for their 14th straight appearance on Christmas Day has been revealed. The Warriors will host Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets for the late-night game on Christmas Day at Chase Center in San Francisco. Opening night and Christmas Day are the first two games to be unveiled from the Warriors' 2026-27 schedule. This post originally appeared on Warriors Wire! Follow us on Facebook and Twitter!This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Warriors to open 2026-27 season against Luka Doncic, Lakers

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PHILADELPHIA The Eagles are continuing their training camp with practice on Aug. 11 at the Jefferson Health Training Center.\n We are seeing the offense look a bit more comfortable under first-year coordinator Sean Mannion.\n Buy Philadelphia Eagles tickets\n And we have started to see some wide receivers, most notably Darius Cooper and Elijah Moore, start to separate from the pack. But top receiver DeVonta Smith and first-round draft pick Makai Lemon have missed the past five practices with hamstring injuries. Both are also sitting out the Aug. 11 practice.\n The Delaware News Journal is providing live coverage from training camp practices. Follow along here for the latest updates, analysis and observations: \n Vic Fangio: Safety competition heating up\n Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio said the competition for the second starting safety between Marcus Epps and Michael Carter has a long ways to go.\n Both have gotten reps with first team next to Drew Mukuba, who is one of the two starters. Expect this battle to continue throughout the next few weeks.\n Its a really good competition, Fangio said.\n Is Jonathan Greenard coming off PUP list?\n Fangio said edge rusher Jonathan Greenard, who suffered a pectoral muscle strain while working out during the summer break, isnt close to returning. Were not going to see him for another couple of weeks, at least, Fangio said.\n That means its possible that Greenard could remain on the PUP list into the start of the season and thus have to miss the first four games.\n Eagles schedule for Aug. 11\n Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio is having a press conference at 9:40 a.m. Practice begins at 10 a.m., with player interviews to follow.\n Eagles wide receiver rankings\n With Smith and Lemon continuing to miss practice time to nurse their hamstring injuries, two unsung players are climbing up the depth chart. Here are our current WR rankings as we're completing the second week of training camp. You'll also want to read this story about former Eagles running back Wendell Smallwood, a Delaware native, who's in prison and fighting to see his daughter, who's dying of cancer.\n Contact Martin Frank at mfrank@delawareonline.com. Follow on X @Mfranknfl. Sign up for the "Eye On The Eagles" newsletter, emailed to your inbox every Friday morning. Read his coverage of theEagles championship season in Flying High, a hardcover coffee-table book from Delaware Online/The News Journal.Details at Fly.ChampsBook.com\n This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: Eagles camp Day 10 live updates, highlights. Whos winning safety battle?