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The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks are taking on the Orix Buffaloes in a Nippon Professional Baseball game scheduled for September 27, with live broadcasts planned across television and online streaming. Sports outlets in Japan are publishing viewing guides for the fixture as fans search for how to watch the 2026 season matchup between the Pacific League rivals.
- 2Deion Sanders' Colorado slides deeper into crisis after Baylor loss●🦬 QB Julian Lewis isn't Deion Sanders' only problem after a 23-13 defeat at Baylor and a 2-game losing streak. Oh, no. T
Colorado fell 23-13 at Baylor, extending Deion Sanders' Buffaloes to a two-game losing streak. Attention is turning to freshman quarterback Julian Lewis, who is learning on the job, but commentary argues the roster is too weak everywhere else for Colorado to afford his development curve. The Denver Post's Sean Keeler writes that Coach Prime's problems now stretch far beyond the quarterback position.
- 3Chargers place Trey Pipkins on IR, promote three players●[ChargersWire] Chargers placed OL Trey Pipkins on IR and added QB DJ Uiagalelei, TE Patrick Herbert, and LB Caleb Murphy
The Los Angeles Chargers have placed offensive lineman Trey Pipkins on injured reserve and elevated quarterback DJ Uiagalelei, tight end Patrick Herbert, and linebacker Caleb Murphy to the active roster ahead of their Week 3 matchup against the Buffalo Bills. The moves reshape the depth chart as the Chargers deal with an injury along the offensive line heading into a tough early-season game.
- 4Buffalo's first startup unicorn: inside ACV Auctions sale▼Behind the scenes of the sale of ACV Auctions, region's first startup 'unicorn'
ACV Auctions, the Buffalo area's first startup to reach 'unicorn' status, is at the center of a sale, and local reporting is detailing how the deal came together behind the scenes. The company, which built a digital marketplace for wholesale vehicle auctions, grew from regional startup to major player before the transaction.
- 5Bryan Rust injury overshadows Penguins' preseason win over Sabres●Bryan Rust injury overshadows Penguins' preseason finale win over Sabres https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7633070/2026/0
The Pittsburgh Penguins closed out their preseason schedule with a win over the Buffalo Sabres, but the result was overshadowed by an injury to forward Bryan Rust. Details on the severity of the injury were not immediately available, leaving fans awaiting news on his status ahead of the regular season.
- 6NFL fines Bills safety Gardner-Johnson over hip drop tackle●NFL fines Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson for hip drop tackle
The NFL has fined Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson for a hip drop tackle, the league has confirmed. The hip drop technique was banned because of its high risk of injury to ball carriers, and the league has been enforcing the rule with fines. The penalty puts renewed attention on how officials and the league are policing the tackle style during the season.
- 7Nor'easter Threatens Weather for Giants and Bills NFL Games▼Updated Weather Forecasts for Giants, Bills' NFL Games amid Flooding, Strong Winds from Nor'easter
A nor'easter bringing flooding and strong winds is affecting weather conditions for Sunday's NFL games involving the New York Giants and Buffalo Bills. Updated forecasts are being tracked to determine whether kickoff times or game conditions could be impacted, with heavy rain and gusty winds expected across parts of the Northeast.
- 8Orix's Masuhiro Nishino bows out after 12 seasons●https://www. wacoca.com/baseball/1427376/ 【記事全文】オリックス・西野真弘 1m67の体で戦い抜いた12年間は「自分の誇り」 引退セレモニーで感謝伝える – スポニチ Sponichi Annex
Orix Buffaloes infielder Masuhiro Nishino held his retirement ceremony, expressing gratitude to fans and teammates after 12 professional seasons. The 1.67-meter infielder fought through his career despite his small stature, calling those years 'my pride.' Japanese sports media, including Sponichi Annex, covered the emotional send-off for the long-serving fan favorite.