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Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is fit to return for the champions as the Premier League returns this weekend. The Brazilian, 33. has not featured since injuring his hamstring in September but is an option to start against Nottingham Forest at Anfield on Saturday. Manager Arne Slot said: "Alisson trained last week and this week so he will be able to play tomorrow if things work out well today. "If he's ready to play, he will start."

Adebayo, 28, is averaging 19.9 points, 8.1 rebounds and 2.9 assists on 45.2 percent shooting, including 34.0 percent from 3-point range and 86.1 percent from the free-throw line. In his last fully healthy game against the Los Angeles Clippers on Nov. 3, he scored 25 points with 10 boards, four dimes and two steals on 10-of-18 shooting. Adebayo has made a 3-pointer in 19 straight games that he's completed the game.

The talented Russian forward fully practiced with the team on Tuesday, skating on a line with Ilya Protas and Bogdan Trineyev. Protas leads the team in points early in the season with 10 (5g, 5a) while Trineyev (4g, 5a) is in a three-way tie for second with 9. The Bears, who have won four in a row, were on the ice at Giant Center for nearly 90 minutes, working through a variety of game-situation drills.

But he was at his best on a 16-yard pass to receiver Jalen Nailor on third down to seal the victory. "We saw a lot of things that he's capable of doing," coach Kevin O'Connell said. "And we saw some things that as he continues his ascension and his growth, he'll only get better and better at."

To make room for Lindholm on the roster, the Bruins assigned defenseman Michael Callahan back to Providence. Bruins head coach Marco Sturm confirmed Tuesday that Lindholm will return to Boston's lineup against New York, with Mason Lohrei set to be a healthy scratch. Defenseman Jonathan Aspirot will also slot into the lineup and make his NHL debut. Tuesday stands as Lindholm's first game since Oct. 18, and just his fourth game overall this season.

But his encouraging signs ran deeper than simply the box score, as he produced his two fastest bat speeds since pre-injury on a pair of 72-m.p.h. swings. The first of which came on a third-inning groundout, while the second was a product of Bichette's RBI single in the seventh - a swing that also generated his highest exit velocity (109.6 m.p.h.) of the World Series.

"I had a chat with Marc two weeks ago," Maresca said. "I told him I didn't like the way he was training and he needed to change. It changed and he got the chance."

You are very focused on the Ballon d'Or, Ousmane Dembele is the same person, the same player. He is different from others. We are delighted to have him back in the squad and also Marquinhos and Désiré Doué, who came back last week. So it is important for the team and the players to have players back, it gives us options. It doesn't change anything because it is about how the players feel today and we will see how it goes tomorrow.

The Washington Commanders could be getting wide receiver Terry McLaurin back into the lineup this weekend against the Dallas Cowboys. Nothing is set in stone yet, but head coach Dan Quinn revealed he'll get a whole week of practice before a decision is made. With the Dallas Cowboys likely to have their own prolific wideout, CeeDee Lamb, also back from injury, it raises the stakes for McLaurin to feature.

"I thought they were good," Carbery said postgame. "They accomplished what they needed to accomplish. They needed to get through a game and get some game reps. Ovi did that. Marty did that."

Even though he missed over 40 games this season, Abreu is still second on the Red Sox in home runs this season (22). He is batting .253 in 2025 with an OPS of .811 and 69 RBIs heading into the final seven games of the regular season.

Nolan Arenado is back in the Cardinals' lineup after a six-week shoulder injury. He has started at third base each of the past two nights. He'll probably be in the lineup for most or all of the final 10 games of the season, but the real source of intrigue will turn up again in the offseason. Arenado is under contract for two more seasons. He's slated for a $27MM salary next year.

The Yankees are adding another veteran bat to the mix ahead of their crucial weekend set with the Blue Jays. Austin Slater has officially been reinstated from the injured list. Slater has been sidelined since suffering a hamstring strain on August 4 against the Texas Rangers. His initial timeline called for a 4-to-6 week recovery. The 32-year-old was able to work his way into five minor league rehab games over the past week, and now he's officially been deemed ready to make his return.

A'ja Wilson commented on her return from injury, saying, "It is very hard for me to sit out games. I'm going to continue to play through it because they're going to make sure that I'm ready and I'm comfortable."

Alex Bregman will return to the Red Sox lineup after 43 games missed due to a right quad strain, batting second and playing third base against the Rays.

Tyler Glasnow will return from the IL and start Wednesday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers. This move pushes Dustin May back to start on Friday.

Hemp acknowledged the team lacked sharpness on the ball and paid the price for their sloppiness, saying, 'We must work on the quality of possession.'

Chapman finally got to write his cornerstone into the line-up card, batting clean-up, and for the first time, behind the dangerous Devers.

We have to manage the minutes. She's doing really well, but of course she hasn't played games yet. But she's in a good place.

Stanton’s return bolsters a struggling Yankees lineup, as they faced their largest slump of the season with four straight games held to three runs or fewer.

Shohei Ohtani is set to return to the mound as the starting pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers for the first time since his $700m contract.

Kopech closed out the Dodgers' win, giving up one hit and striking out one in his return to the mound.