Sports Summary

Journey West
Staff Writer 
   This month there have been many things going on in American sports. Between the World Series and football season, sports fans have quite a few things to discuss. With all the updates in the news, there has been some conflict in sports.
    In baseball, the Los Angeles Dodgers won the World Series against the New York Yankees on Wednesday, October 30th. Even though they won, no other team lost as many players due to injury as the Dodgers during the series. After winning, The Dodgers reliever Daniel Hudson announced his retirement from his baseball career. Hudson pitched for seven teams during his 16-year major league career. During the fourth game of the World Series, a fan was ejected from Yankee stadium for interference. After Mookie Betts caught the ball, a fan ripped it out of his glove and stole it.
   In football news, Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs had to apologize after getting into an argument on X.com. Diggs had become upset after a post on X that questioned his reception in the second half of a game. Diggs responded on X with a video, where he stated, “You don’t know football. You can’t do anything that I do. Stop trying me, dog.” Diggs received criticism for freaking out at this fan. Jason Kelce, the brother of Travis Kelce, had to apologize for freaking out at a fan. Jason was caught on video breaking a fan's phone after that fan called his brother Travis a derogatory term. In addition to Diggs and Kelce, another football player by the name of Jamar Chase ran into trouble. Chase threw his helmet after getting flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. Chase stated that he has been frustrated with the Cittinani Bengals for not signing up on a long-term deal with him; thus, he has been in an angry mood. 
   In the world of basketball, the San Antonio Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan had to leave after getting injured during a game on November 4th. After running into the screen near the other players' benches, Sochan had to leave in the middle of the game. Sochan will be going in for surgery; however, there are no further updates. Another basketball player has had to go in for surgery is Indiana Pacers forward Isaiah Jackson. Jackson left a game on Friday, November 1st after feeling a pain in his right calf. An MRI scan later revealed that Jackson tore his right achilles tendon. He will now miss the rest of the season for his surgery. 

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