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Bulls vs Celtics Prediction October 26 – Can Boston Cover 14?

Boston looks different this season. Jaylen Brown was traded to Philadelphia, and Paul George scored 38 points in his Celtics debut at Detroit. That night still ended in a 121-113 loss after Boston blew a 22-point lead. Jayson Tatum then scored 36 against the Knicks in his first full season since tearing his Achilles tendon in May 2025. Chicago’s bright spot is rookie Caleb Wilson. The No. 4 pick is averaging 22.3 points and posted 30 points and 14 rebounds against Washington. Meanwhile, the Bulls’ shooting has been brutal at 28-for-124 from three, or 22.6%. They are also giving the ball away 17.7 times per game. The efficiency numbers frame the matchup. Chicago owns a 106.5 offensive rating and a 118.9 defensive rating, according to Basketball Reference team data. Boston sits at 115.7 on offense and 117.8 on defense. The bigger gap is tempo. Chicago is playing at a pace of 107.6, while…

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Sam Darnold's Week 7 showing gives Seahawks 4 reasons to believe (and worry)

The Seattle Seahawks defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 7, 20-3. The defense was dominant, not allowing a Patrick Mahomes-led offense to enter the red zone for the first time in the quarterback's career. As for Seattle's quarterback, Sam Darnold, he was mostly good, thankfully. But 12s might be thankful not just for what happened on Sunday Night Football, but for what comes next. If Darnold can replicate his performance in future games, the Seahawks will be back in the playoff mix. The QB did make one disastrous decision, though, the kind that could cost his team games. It might have reminded fans of all the turnovers he has had in the early part of the season, but it was only a one-off in Week 7. At his best in his first season in Seattle, the quarterback was fantastic at picking up third downs. This meant far better ball control, of course, and a completely different level of…

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How wind projects got replaced by a $900 million payday to a Trump donor’s firm

The Trump administration’s latest deal to cancel offshore wind projects and boost fossil fuel energy development instead is generating a huge payday for one of the president’s million-dollar donors. Behind the windfall is a settlement stipulating that German energy giant RWE will receive $1.2 billion from a federal fund on the condition that it gives up its offshore wind leases in New York, California and Louisiana and invests in unspecified oil, gas or nuclear “conventional energy” projects. Most of the payout - $900 million - will be spent by RWE to buy a stake in a massive Louisiana liquefied natural gas project, according to statements from RWE and Woodside Energy, the majority owner of the gas project. Administration officials said they had no involvement in the decision to select the Louisiana gas project or deploy settlement money in a way that benefits Dorrell’s firm, Stonepeak.…

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As Hochul mails energy rebate checks, Mamdani officials push back on one-time relief

Mayor Zohran Mamdani spent parts of Friday and Sunday campaigning alongside Gov. Kathy Hochul for her reelection. On Monday, two leading figures in his administration made the case against relying on one-time payments to tackle the cost-of-living crisis — just as the governor’s $1 billion energy rebate checks are landing in millions of New Yorkers’ mailboxes. Neither official singled out Hochul’s rebate checks by name. But their remarks came just three days after Mamdani praised the governor’s affordability record while campaigning alongside her in Brooklyn, crediting her with helping make New York “a state that working families can afford.” Hochul has touted the rebate program as a way to help families struggling with rising utility bills and other expenses. “We’re putting money directly back in New Yorkers’ pockets by sending energy rebate checks to millions of families as part of our…

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