(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Sunday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
LA Lakers 114, San Antonio 106
Atlanta 120, Milwaukee 100
Brooklyn 120, Oklahoma City 96
Phoenix 115, Houston 89
Charlotte 106, Golden State 102
Denver 124, Portland 95
Chicago 100, LA Clippers 90
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Calgary 4, Ottawa 0
Washington 6, Pittsburgh 1
Boston 5, Montreal 2
Edmonton 5, St. Louis 4
NY Rangers, 4 New Jersey 3 (SO)
Final Anaheim 5, Vancouver 1
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Buffalo 45, NY Jets 17
Dallas 43, Atlanta 3
Detroit 16, Pittsburgh 16 (OT)
Indianapolis 23, Jacksonville 17
New England 45, Cleveland 7
Tennessee 23, New Orleans 21
Washington 29, Tampa Bay 19
Carolina 34, Arizona 10
Minnesota 27, LA Chargers 20
Green Bay, 17 Seattle 0
Philadelphia 30, Denver 13
Kansas City, 41 Las Vegas 14
TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Tennessee 94, ETSU 62
Florida 71, Florida St. 55
St. Bonaventure 69, Canisius 60
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Thursday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Toronto 115, Philadelphia 109
Indiana 111, Utah 100
LA Clippers 112, Miami 109
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Los Angeles 2, Ottawa 0
New Jersey 4, NY Islanders 0
Edmonton 5, Boston 3
Montreal 4, Calgary 2
Pittsburgh 3 Florida 2 (SO)
Washington 2, Detroit 0
Final Winnipeg 4, San Jose 1
Nashville 4, St. Louis 3 (OT)
Colorado 7, Vancouver 1
Vegas 3, Minnesota 2
Anaheim 7, Seattle 4
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Miami 22, Baltimore 10
TOP-25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Pittsburgh 30, North Carolina 23
TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Maryland 71, George Washington 64
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Wednesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn 123, Orlando 90
Washington 97, Cleveland 94
Milwaukee 112, New York 100
Boston 104, Toronto 88
Detroit 112, Houston 104
Chicago 117, Dallas 107
Charlotte 118, Memphis 108
Oklahoma City 108, New Orleans 100
San Antonio 136, Sacramento 117
Phoenix 119, Portland 109
Denver 101, Indiana 98
Golden State 123, Minnesota 110
LA Lakers 120, Miami 117 (OT)
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Toronto 3, Philadelphia 0
Nashville 4, Dallas 2
Minnesota 5, Arizona 2
TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Michigan 88, Buffalo 76
Florida St. 105, Penn 70
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Tuesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee 118, Philadelphia 109
Utah 110, Atlanta 98
LA Clippers 117, Portland 109
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
New Jersey 7, Florida 3
Final Boston 3, Ottawa 2
Los Angeles 3, Montreal 2 (OT)
Carolina 2, Tampa Bay 1 (OT)
Detroit 4, Edmonton 2
St. Louis 3, Winnipeg 2 (SO)
Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2 (SO)
San Jose 4, Calgary 1
Vegas 4, Seattle 2
Anaheim 3, Vancouver 2 (OT)
TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Gonzaga 97, Dixie St. 63
UCLA 95, CS Bakersfield 58
Kansas 87, Michigan St. 74
Villanova 91, Mount St. Mary’s 51
Texas 92, Houston Baptist 48
Purdue 96, Bellarmine 67
Duke 79, Kentucky 71
Illinois 71, Jackson St. 47
Memphis 89, Tennessee Tech 65
Oregon 83, Texas Southern 66
Alabama 93, Louisiana Tech 64
Houston 83, Hofstra 75
Arkansas 74, Mercer 61
Ohio St. 67, Akron 66
Tennessee 90, UT Martin 62
North Carolina 83, Loyola (Md.) 67
Maryland 83, Quinnipiac 69
Auburn 77, Morehead St. 54
St. Bonaventure 75, Siena 47
UConn 99, CCSU 48
Navy 66, Virginia 58
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Monday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
New York 103, Philadelphia 96
Chicago 118, Brooklyn 95
Dallas 108, New Orleans 92
Memphis 125, Minnesota 118 (OT)
Denver 113, Miami 96
Golden State 127, Atlanta 113
Phoenix 109, Sacramento 104
LA Lakers 126, Charlotte 123
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Washington 5, Buffalo 3
NY Rangers 4, Florida 3
Los Angeles 5, Toronto 1
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 29, Chicago 27
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Sunday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn 116, Toronto 103
Cleveland 126, New York 109
Orlando 107, Utah 100
Washington 101, Milwaukee 94
Indiana 94, Sacramento 91
Oklahoma City 99, San Antonio 94
Golden State 120, Houston 107
LA Clippers 120, Charlotte 106
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Detroit 5, Vegas 2
Chicago 2, Nashville 1 (OT)
Anaheim 4, St. Louis 1
Minnesota 5, NY Islanders 2
Vancouver 6, Dallas 3
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Atlanta 27, New Orleans 25
Baltimore 34, Minnesota 31 (OT)
Cleveland 41, Cincinnati 16
Denver 30, Dallas 16
Jacksonville 9, Buffalo 6
Miami 17, Houston 9
NY Giants 23, Las Vegas 16
New England 24, Carolina 6
LA Chargers 27, Philadelphia 24
Arizona 31, San Francisco 17
Kansas City 13, Green Bay 7
Tennessee 28, LA Rams 16
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
Atlanta 2, Cincinnati 1
Final Columbus 2 Chicago 0
DC United 3, Toronto FC 1
Miami 1, New England 0
New York 1, Nashville 1 (Tie)
Orlando City 2, CF Montreal 0
Philadelphia 1, New York City FC 1 (Tie)
Portland 3, Austin FC 0
FC Dallas 1, San Jose 1
Colorado 5, Los Angeles FC 2
Minnesota 3, LA Galaxy 3 (Tie)
Real Salt Lake 1, Sporting Kansas City 0
Seattle 1, Vancouver 1 (Tie)
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Thursday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia 109, Detroit 98
Utah 116, Atlanta 98
Boston 95, Miami 78
Phoenix 123, Houston 111
Oklahoma City 107, LA Lakers 104
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Vegas 5, Ottawa 1
NY Islanders 6, Montreal 2
Boston 5, Detroit 1
Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2 (OT)
Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 1 (OT)
Florida 5, Washington 4 (OT)
Dallas 4, Calgary 3 (OT)
Seattle 5, Buffalo 2
St. Louis 5, San Jose 3
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Indianapolis 45, NY Jets 30
TOP-25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Louisiana-Lafayette 21, Georgia St. 17
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Wednesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Boston 92, Orlando 79
Cleveland 107, Portland 104
Indiana 111, New York 98
Philadelphia 103, Chicago 98
Toronto 109, Washington 100
Brooklyn 117, Atlanta 108
LA Clippers 126, Minnesota 115
Memphis 108, Denver 106
Dallas 109, San Antonio 108
Sacramento 112, New Orleans 99
Golden State 114, Charlotte 92
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Carolina 4, Chicago 3
Edmonton 5, Nashville 2
Columbus 5, Colorado 4 (OT)
Final SO Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 2
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
CF Montreal 2, Houston 0
Atlanta 0, New York 0 (Tie)
Austin FC 3, Sporting Kansas City 1
Portland 3, Real Salt Lake 1
(GREEN BAY, Wis.) — Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers will miss this Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs after being put on the NFL’s COVID-19 list, the team said.
Packers head coach Matt LaFleur told reporters during a press briefing Wednesday afternoon that he is unsure how long Rodgers, 37, will be out beyond this week, and that backup quarterback Jordan Love will start at Kansas City in his place.
LaFleur said he couldn’t comment on whether Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19 and was unsure if the athlete is experiencing any symptoms. He also wouldn’t confirm whether Rodgers was vaccinated against COVID-19.
“I think everybody has to make their own personal decision, and that’s just what it is,” the coach said.
The announcement sparked some confusion around Rodgers’ vaccination status.
ESPN reported Wednesday, citing sources, that the reigning NFL MVP purportedly petitioned the NFL to have an alternative treatment allow him to be considered vaccinated.
The league ultimately ruled that Rodgers would not be considered vaccinated, according to ESPN sources. However, Rodgers has not been wearing a mask while in-person at news conferences. The Packers have put unvaccinated players on Zoom during media sessions, ESPN reported.
In August, Rodgers responded that he’s been “immunized” when asked about his vaccination status during a media session.
“You know, there’s a lot of conversation around it, around the league, and a lot of guys who have made statements and not made statements, owners who have made statements,” Rodgers said at the time. “There’s guys on the team that haven’t been vaccinated. I think it’s a personal decision. I’m not going to judge those guys. There are guys that’ve been vaccinated that have contracted COVID. It’s an interesting issue that I think we’re going to see played out the entire season.”
Each team is responsible for enforcing COVID-19 protocols, an NFL spokesperson said in a statement to ABC News.
“Failure to properly enforce the protocols has resulted in discipline being assessed against individual clubs in the past,” the spokesperson said. “The league is aware of the current situation in Green Bay and will be reviewing with the Packers.”
Under NFL protocols, unvaccinated players are tested daily, while vaccinated players are tested weekly. Unvaccinated players who test positive for COVID-19 must isolate for at least 10 days. NFL teams could face potential forfeits and lost paychecks for outbreaks among unvaccinated players.
From Oct. 3 to 16, the most recent COVID-19 reporting period from the NFL, there were 14 new confirmed positive tests among players and 26 among personnel, with an overall incidence rate of 0.6%.
As of Oct. 21, 94.1% of NFL players were vaccinated, the league said.
ABC News’ Katie Conway contributed to this report.
(LAS VEGAS) — NFL wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was driving 156 mph seconds before he slammed his Corvette into the back of a Toyota SUV in Las Vegas early Tuesday morning, killing the driver, according to a police report.
Ruggs, who was released by the Las Vegas Raiders the same day as the accident, made his first court appearance on Wednesday showing visible cuts to the bridge of his nose and wearing a neck collar. The 22-year-old, who police said appeared impaired at the crash scene, has been charged with DUI resulting in death and reckless driving resulting in death. He did not enter a plea.
“It’s about choices, and if someone decides to drive under the influence, and drive in excess of 150 mph, we’re going to seek justice,” Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson said at a press conference after Ruggs’ hearing. “This is a tragic and sad day. It’s a tragedy because a woman lost her life and a lot of other people are suffering. It’s also sad and tragic that Mr. Ruggs is potentially losing an entire career and facing a stiff prison sentence.”
The 23-year-old driver of the Toyota Rav4 who died in the crash has not been identified. A dog in the vehicle also was killed, according to a police report.
The police report tells of several eyewitnesses to the accident rushing to pull the woman from the burning vehicle, but she was trapped and rescuers were unable to help her as they were overcome by smoke and flames.
Ruggs refused a field sobriety test, according to police, but prosecutor Eric Bauman said in court Wednesday that he had a blood alcohol level of 0.161% — more than twice the legal limit in Nevada.
Prosecutors also said they found a loaded handgun on the floor of Ruggs’ Corvette.
Ruggs’ passenger, Kiara Je’nai Kilgo-Washington, 22, also suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the crash.
“Life is about choices. Mr. Ruggs made a choice,” Wolfson said. “And the difficulty I have is there’s so many alternatives. There’s ride-sharing. There’s a designated driver, there’s a taxi, there’s so many alternatives, but Mr. Ruggs made a choice and he’s going to have to live with the consequences.”
Wolfson said the minimum sentence for Ruggs would be two years, with a possible maximum of 46 years, though that could increase if gun charges are filed.
The former first-round pick, considered a rising star in the league, was leading the team in receiving yards and tied for the lead in receiving touchdowns.
Ruggs posted $150,000 bail. His next court appearance is Nov. 10.
ABC News’ Jennifer Watts and Bonnie McLean contributed to this report.
