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- 1White Sox and Astros clash in Wild Card Game 1●WHITE SOX vs. ASTROS: Wild Card Full Game 1 Highlights (September 29) | 2026 MLB (Munetaka Murakami)
The Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros opened the 2026 MLB American League Wild Card round on September 29, with Game 1 highlights drawing massive attention. Japanese star Munetaka Murakami is featured in the matchup, adding international intrigue to the playoff series as fans follow every pitch of the postseason opener.
- 2Elon University event explores physics in national parks▼Physics & Astro Tea: Seeing physics in the national parks
Elon University is hosting a 'Physics & Astro Tea' session focused on seeing physics in the national parks. The talk invites students and staff to consider how physical principles show up in natural landscapes such as geysers, rock formations and night skies across America's park system. It is part of the department's regular informal discussion series.
- 3White Sox and Astros clash in Wild Card Game 2●WHITE SOX vs. ASTROS: Wild Card Full Game 2 Highlights (September 30) | 2026 MLB Season
The Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros met in Game 2 of the American League Wild Card series on September 30 during the 2026 MLB season. Full game highlights from the playoff matchup drew massive attention from baseball fans, with hundreds of thousands engaging with the game coverage as the postseason race heats up.
- 4Ape Escape return teased amid new Astro Bot game hopes●Ape Escape return teased by insider as hopes raised for new Astro Bot game https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co .uk/2
An industry insider has teased a possible return of the Ape Escape series, fuelling speculation among PlayStation fans about a new Astro Bot game. The claim, reported by Metro, has raised hopes that Sony could revive the classic monkey-catching franchise, whose characters have previously appeared in Astro Bot. Fans are now eagerly awaiting official confirmation.
- 5Astros manager Espada's contract expires after wild-card sweep●Astros manager Espada’s contract expires after wild-card sweep
Houston Astros manager Joe Espada's contract has expired following the team's elimination in the American League wild-card series, leaving his future with the club uncertain. The Astros were swept in the postseason round, and the organization has not yet said whether Espada will be retained as manager for next season.
- 6Altuve's 28th postseason home run puts him one shy of record●With 28th postseason HR, Altuve now 1 shy of all-time record
Houston Astros star Jose Altuve hit his 28th career postseason home run, moving him within one of the all-time MLB postseason record. The mark highlights his reputation as one of the most productive postseason hitters of his era, and fans are watching to see whether he can tie and break the record during the current playoffs.
- 7Suresh Rana to Outline AI Contouring Impact on Nurse Workflows at ASTRO 2026●ASTRO 2026: Suresh Rana Outlines AI Contouring Impact on Nurse Workflows
Suresh Rana is set to present at ASTRO 2026 on how AI-based contouring tools affect nursing workflows in oncology care. The discussion focuses on how automation in radiation therapy planning may change nurses' day-to-day responsibilities, coordination and patient care tasks. Details of the findings remain limited ahead of the conference presentation.
- 8Why the Cubs, Red Sox and Astros were swept in the MLB playoffs▼MLB playoffs fatal flaws: Why Cubs, Red Sox and Astros got swept – and how to fix them
USA Today examines why the Chicago Cubs, Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros all fell in sweeps during the MLB playoffs, identifying the fatal flaws behind each team's early exit and outlining what fixes each franchise must make to contend next season. The analysis comes as those teams' fans digest rapid, lopsided postseason defeats.