Cooper Pratt homered in the top of the 12th to put Milwaukee 3 outs from a sweep, and the Tampa Bay Rays answered with 2 in the bottom to win 4-3 and force a Game 5. Milwaukee gets Jacob Misiorowski on normal rest to try again, and Tampa is down to a bullpen game in its last home date of 2026. The NBA has 12 games around it, including the last unbeaten team in the league visiting Dallas on ESPN.
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PHI 76ers @ IND Pacers — 7:00 PM ET
NBA · Watch on ESPN Unlimited, NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBC Sports Philadelphia+, Pacers on DAZN
The Philadelphia 76ers (3-1) won their first 3, then lost 106-93 at Detroit on the back half of a back-to-back with Joel Embiid and Edgecombe both out. Tyrese Maxey leads them at 28.8 points a game, with LeBron James at 16.3 in his 24th season. The Indiana Pacers (2-2) have Tyrese Haliburton at 21.8 points and 9.5 assists on 51.6% shooting since the Achilles, but he is questionable with hamstring tightness and Ivica Zubac is out with an ankle. If Haliburton plays, this is the fastest game on the board.
MIL Brewers @ TB Rays — 8:00 PM ET
MLB · Watch on FOX, FOXONE
The Milwaukee Brewers lead 3-1 and hand it to Jacob Misiorowski on 4 days rest, after a season that led the majors in ERA at 1.80, strikeouts at 252 and WHIP at 0.80. The Tampa Bay Rays have no rested starter left after using 5 of them in 4 games, so Kevin Cash runs a bullpen game in Tampa’s last home date of the year. 3 of the first 4 went to a single run. No team has ever come back from 3-0 in a World Series, and even a win tonight means winning twice in Milwaukee.
Jacksonville State (5-2) @ New Mexico State (3-4) — 8:00 PM ET
NCAAF · Watch on ESPN2, ESPN Unlimited
The Jacksonville State Gamecocks (5-2, 3-0 CUSA) are level with Liberty atop Conference USA and can have it outright by the end of the night. The New Mexico State Aggies (3-4, 2-1 CUSA) are 1 of 3 teams a game back, and a loss here ends the argument. A Wednesday ESPN2 game nobody outside the league is tracking is still the only one tonight where 1st place changes hands.
GSW Warriors @ MIN Timberwolves — 8:00 PM ET
NBA · Watch on NBC Sports Bay Area+, Timberwolves on DAZN, NBA League Pass
The Minnesota Timberwolves (3-1) lost Anthony Edwards to a knee injury expected to cost him a long stretch, 1 game after he put up 47 in an OT loss to Cleveland. LaMelo Ball and Jaden McDaniels inherit the shots. The Golden State Warriors (1-3) finally won, 134-114 over Denver, behind 31 from rookie Yaxel Lendeborg, who is averaging 21.8, with Stephen Curry at 23.7. Jonathan Kuminga plays his old team on the night it has to rebuild an offense from scratch.
OKC Thunder @ DAL Mavericks — 9:30 PM ET
NBA · Watch on ESPN Unlimited, Thunder Gameday Network, KFAA-TV, Thunder+, MavsTV
The Oklahoma City Thunder (4-0) are the last unbeaten team in the league and they are doing it without Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren, Alex Caruso and Cason Wallace, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander at 27.3 a game. The Dallas Mavericks (2-2) have Cooper Flagg at 25.0 points, 5.3 rebounds and 6.3 assists after a 29-point, 11-assist night against Miami. Flagg against a shorthanded title favorite is the best individual reason to watch anything tonight.
LAL Lakers @ LAC Clippers — 10:30 PM ET
NBA · Watch on Spectrum Sportsnet, ClipperVision, Spectrum SportsNet+, NBA League Pass
The 2 LA teams meet for the 2nd time in 6 days, this one at Intuit Dome. The Los Angeles Lakers (3-1) are on the back half of a back-to-back after Portland handed them their first loss, with Luka Doncic carrying the offense. The LA Clippers (1-2) have dropped 2 straight and are still without Brandon Ingram, who came over in the Kawhi Leonard trade. A tired Lakers team at 10:30 ET is the best look the Clippers get at them for a while.
MLS, 14 Games on Apple TV
The MLS slate is 14 games tonight, every one of them on Apple TV, kicking off in 3 blocks at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 ET. The regular season runs to November 7 and most of the playoff positions in both conferences are still open, so this is the heaviest single-service night of the week. The full list is on the schedule page.
Honorable Mentions
Everything below is a regional broadcast or a league product except the Flyers and Capitals, which TNT has. NBA League Pass covers the out-of-market basketball and ESPN+ covers the rest of the hockey. 2 more games are on the full schedule.
- KENN Kennesaw State @ MTSU Middle Tennessee — 7:00 PM ET · NCAAF · CBS Sports Network, Paramount+
- WAS Wizards @ CLE Cavaliers — 7:00 PM ET · NBA · Monumental+, Cavaliers on DAZN, NBA League Pass
- MIA Heat @ ATL Hawks — 7:00 PM ET · NBA · Local10+, Hawks on Prime, NBA League Pass
- CHA Hornets @ DET Pistons — 7:00 PM ET · NBA · Hornets on DAZN, Pistons on DAZN, NBA League Pass
- PHI Flyers @ WAS Capitals — 7:30 PM ET · NHL · TNT, TruTV, HBO Max, NBC Sports Philadelphia+
- NYK Knicks @ CHI Bulls — 8:00 PM ET · NBA · MSG on DAZN, Chicago Sports Network+, NBA League Pass
- DEN Nuggets @ NO Pelicans — 8:00 PM ET · NBA · Altitude+, Pelicans+, NBA League Pass
- CGY Flames @ EDM Oilers — 8:30 PM ET · NHL · Prime Video Canada, ESPN+
- SAS Spurs @ UTA Jazz — 9:00 PM ET · NBA · Spurs on DAZN, Jazz+, NBA League Pass
- NJD Devils @ COL Avalanche — 9:00 PM ET · NHL · MSG on DAZN, Altitude+, ESPN+
- TOR Maple Leafs @ SEA Kraken — 10:00 PM ET · NHL · Kraken on Prime, ESPN+
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