• St. Louis Rams Trade Rumors: Coach Jeffrey Fisher Not Leaving Rams For USC, Debunks Rumors of Jared Cook Trade

  Rams head coach Jeffrey Fisher is among several high-profile coaches being floated around as possible candidates for the University of South Carolina's vacant head coach position. However, Fisher recently shot down the rumors, citing his loyalty to St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke.

  

• Android 6.0 Marshmallow Upgrade Release Date for Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, Note 5, Note 4, Upgrade To Arrive Soon; Galaxy S4 Left Out

  Google’s latest mobile operating system, the Android 6.0 Marshmallow is finally out. After offering it first on the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P smartphones, the waiting game for devices from other manufacturers has also begun. Samsung, who is among a handful of device makers to roll out fresh Android versions early, is expected to treat its current flagships soon after Google’s new Nexus duo hit retail shelves.

  

• Boston Red Sox Trade Rumors: Red Sox May Sign Cardinals' Brandon Moss; Wade Miley, Clay Buchholz to Be Traded This Offseason

  The Boston Red Sox are reportedly interested in trading for the outfielder and first baseman Brandon Moss of the St. Louis Cardinals this offseason. Dave Dombrowski, Red Sox president of baseball operations, is said to be looking for another bat and glove in the outfield and Moss may be a good fit, according to the Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo.

  

• Washington Redskins Trade Rumors: Mack Brown Joins Team's Practice Squad; Redskins Hang on To QB Kirk Cousins, Coach Jay Gruden

  Following several injuries at their running back position, the Washington Redskins has announced the addition of Mack Brown to their practice squad. This move is widely seen as a strategy to give insurance to the 53-man Redskins roster. Before his inclusion to the practice squad, Brown was a free agent and an undrafted rookie from Florida.

  

• New York Mets vs. Chicago Cubs NLCS Game 4 Highlights: Mets Headed For World Series, Daniel Murphy Named NLCS MVP

  The New York Mets crushed the Chicago Cubs’ hopes of joining the World Series on Wednesday after finishing the NLCS Game 4 with a 8-3 win. New York swept the best-of-seven series in the first four games, making sure that a Game 5 will not be necessary.