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Heat win big to continue Grizzlies' misery
Feb 21, 2026; Miami, Florida, USA; Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins (22) throws a pass behind his back as Memphis Grizzlies guard Cam Spencer (24) defends during the first half at Kaseya Center. Mandatory Credit: Jim Rassol-Imagn Images Andrew Wiggins poured in 28 points and Norman Powell 25 as the host Miami Heat defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 136-120 on Saturday night.
The Heat, who improved to 17-11 at home, also got 14 points and a game-high-tying six assists from Tyler Herro, who played just his second game since missing more than one month due to three fractured ribs.
Bam Adebayo, second on the Heat in total points this season, was quiet. He had 13 points, five under his average. He had just six points through three quarters.
Miami was without starting point guard Davion Mitchell (illness). Forward Nikola Jovic (back) was also out.
Memphis was led by GG Jackson, who scored a season-high 28 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Jaylen Wells added 25 points, but the Grizzlies have now lost 11 of their last 14 games. The Grizzlies are also 9-18 on the road.
Grizzlies rookie guard Walter Clayton Jr., who led the University of Florida to a national title last year, made his first NBA start. He scored nine points and had a game-high-tying six assists before fouling out in the fourth quarter.
Taylor Hendricks, another Memphis player with Florida ties, made his first start of the season and scored four points in 24 minutes. He is from Fort Lauderdale and played his college ball at UCF.
The Grizzlies, who have used 25 players this season — only the Bulls have used more — were without injured stars Ja Morant (elbow) and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (finger).
Miami, thanks in part to Wiggins’ 12 points, led 39-33 after the first quarter. Jackson had 11 points for Memphis, and both teams shot over 54% from the floor.
Adebayo went scoreless in the first quarter, taking zero shots.
Memphis cut its deficit slightly, trailing 73-68 at halftime as both teams again shot better than 54%.
In the third, Miami stretched its advantage to 112-94. Memphis finally cooled off in the third, shooting just 40.9% as compared to 60.9% for Miami.
The Heat cruised in the fourth quarter, although brief skirmish broke out with 1:55 left. It started when Miami’s Myron Gardner pushed Scotty Pippen Jr. to the ground from behind. On the next possession, Pippen shoved back, and both players were ejected.
For the game, Miami had advantages in rebounds (57-35) and paint points (70-54).
–Field Level Media
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Blues retain Dylan Holloway with five-year, $38.75 million deal
Apr 5, 2026; Denver, Colorado, USA; St. Louis Blues left wing Dylan Holloway (81) controls the puck ahead of Colorado Avalanche center Nazem Kadri (91) in the first period at Ball Arena. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-Imagn Images St. Louis Blues forward Dylan Holloway agreed to a five-year, $38.75 million contract extension, the team announced Friday.
Holloway, who turns 25 in September, is under contract with the team through 2030-31. The deal begins this coming season.
Holloway ranked second on the Blues in points (51) and goals (22) this season in 59 games.
He has 48 goals and 114 points in 136 games with St. Louis after being signed as a free agent following the 2023-24 season.
Holloway was initially a first-round draft pick by the Edmonton Oilers in 2020. He played in 89 games for the Oilers over two seasons and had nine goals and 18 points in the regular season.
He excelled in the 2023-24 postseason with five goals in 25 games as the Oilers lost to the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup Final. He then left to join the Blues.
–Field Level Media
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Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski no-hits Nats thru 5 1/3, leaves with injury
May 1, 2026; Washington, District of Columbia, USA; Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski (32) pitches against the Washington Nationals during the first inning at Nationals Park. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski took a no-hitter into the sixth inning against the Washington Nationals but left the game with an apparent injury.
After throwing a 98.9-mph swinging strike one to James Wood with one out, Misiorowski looked into the dugout. Manager Pat Murphy and trainer Brad Epstein came out and Misiorowski left the game.
The right-hander was in the midst of a dominant effort, having struck out eight and walked two. He retired the last 12 batters he faced, the final four by strikeout.
Aaron Ashby came on with Milwaukee leading 4-0, struck out Wood and got Luis Garcia Jr. to ground out, extending a combined no-hitter to six innings.
–Field Level Media
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Dallas hunting for first win at Red Bulls in 20 years
Apr 22, 2026; Frisco, Texas, USA; FC Dallas forward Petar Musa (9) brings the ball to the Minnesota United FC net during the second half at Toyota Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images FC Dallas are winless in their past 11 visits to the New York Red Bulls across all competitions. The skid dates back nearly two decades.
The Red Bulls rarely conceded goals in those matchups and hope to clamp down defensively Saturday night in Harrison, N.J., especially after their most recent MLS home game.
The Red Bulls are 9-0-2 at home against Dallas since May 24, 2006. The first 10 meetings were MLS regular-season games, and last year the Red Bulls earned a penalty kick win in U.S. Open Competition on May 21.
Six of those games were shutouts and New York would certainly welcome a blanking after blowing a pair of two-goal leads and settling for a 4-4 tie against visiting D.C. United two weeks ago. New York (3-4-3, 12 points) followed up its disappointing defensive showing with last Saturday’s 2-0 loss at Cincinnati, when it conceded two goals in the final 10 minutes of the first half and dropped to 1-4-3 after winning their first two matches.
New York also is hoping to improve defensively after allowing three goals off corner kicks during a 3-1 loss to New York City FC in Wednesday’s 3-1 loss in a U.S. Open Cup contest.
“It’s something that we have to continue to work on,” New York coach Michael Bradley said about the defense. “Obviously, the makeup of our team from a physical profile standpoint means that it’s an area where on some nights we’re going to be really challenged.”
Besides trying to get its first road win over the Red Bulls in 20 years, Dallas (3-3-4, 13 points) is attempting to halt a four-match winless skid. Since scoring four goals apiece in consecutive wins over Houston and D.C. United, Dallas has scored four times and gone 0-2-2.
Last Saturday, Dallas took a 2-1 loss at Seattle, marking the fifth time it was held to one goal or fewer. Nolan Norris scored but his goal wasn’t enough after Dallas trailed by two through the opening 30 minutes.
“Obviously disappointed about the result, but I thought we played pretty well, and I think we’re going to regret seeing the couple moments that led to their goals,” Dallas coach Eric Quill said. “Those moments are fixable.”
Dallas forward Petar Musa is tied for the league lead with nine goals, while teenager Julian Hall paces New York with six goals.
–Field Level Media
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