Sports News Today — October 24, 2026

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'That's who we are': Rays won't ease up on basepaths despite Game 1 miscues and more — today's sports signal.

The MLB postseason is heating up, with the World Series underway and the Tampa Bay Rays looking to make a statement against the Milwaukee Brewers. Despite some early-game miscues on the basepaths, the Rays are vowing to stick to their aggressive style, as evident in their determination to trim the Brewers' lead in Game 1. The Rays' efforts paid off with an RBI groundout that brought them closer to their opponents. Meanwhile, the Brewers are looking to build on their momentum, with pitcher Misiorowski taking the mound in Game 1.

In other news, the NFL is also generating buzz, with the Dallas Cowboys facing a tough 2-4 start to the season. Quarterback Dak Prescott and receiver CeeDee Lamb are confident that the team can still turn things around. Off the field, the Atlanta Falcons have unveiled a new throwback logo, but fans may notice it's missing a viral stripe pattern that's been making the rounds. In a nod to sportsmanship, NASCAR driver Chase Elliott has opted out of a popular driver award to steer the vote towards Kyle Busch, showing that there's still plenty of class and camaraderie in the world of sports.

Today's signal:
• 'That's who we are': Rays won't ease up on basepaths despite Game 1 miscues (espn.com)
• Follow live: Rays trim Brewers’ lead on RBI groundout (espn.com)
• Follow live: Misiorowski takes the mound as Brewers host Rays in Game 1 of World Series (espn.com)
• Dak, CeeDee: 2-4 Cowboys can still turn things around (espn.com)
• Falcons' throwback logo does not include viral stripe pattern (espn.com)
• Chase Elliott opts out of popular driver award to steer vote to Kyle Busch (espn.com)

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