Daily Summary of Sports · Live edition, updated continuouslyTuesday 10 November 2026 · UTC
Latest Sports News Today: 10 November 2026
Alcaraz heads to Turin as Stewart and McGonigle win rookie awards
Carlos Alcaraz will travel to Turin for the ATP Finals after winning the Paris Masters, with Jannik Sinner out with a recurring knee issue. Kevin McGonigle and Sal Stewart won the 2026 MLB Rookie of the Year awards. Cricket Australia ruled out reopening its 2018 ball tampering investigation after Usman Khawaja's book.
Willie Mays and Pat Summitt to receive U.S. Postal Service stamps
The U.S. Postal Service said baseball Hall of Famer Willie Mays and Tennessee women's basketball coach Pat Summitt will be honored with stamps next year. Mays' stamp, styled like a baseball card, will show his famous 1954 World Series catch. Summitt's stamp features a portrait of the coach, who led Tennessee to eight NCAA championships and compiled a 1,098-208 record.
McGonigle and Stewart win 2026 MLB Rookie of the Year awards
Tigers' Kevin McGonigle and Reds' Sal Stewart won the 2026 MLB Rookie of the Year awards in their respective leagues, with McGonigle receiving 28 of 30 first-place votes. Stewart hit 32 home runs and 111 or 112 RBI, the figures differing by one, and became the only Cincinnati rookie with 30-plus homers and 100-plus RBI. Both earned full service time, giving their clubs a 2027 draft incentive pick.
Patrice Bergeron enters Hockey Hall of Fame in Class of 2026
Patrice Bergeron entered the Hockey Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2026, recognizing a career defined by leadership, consistency and excellence. The ceremony also honored Cindy Curley, the sixth American woman inducted, and Keith Tkachuk, who received a standing ovation. Commissioner Gary Bettman, a 2018 inductee, spoke about the meaning of induction.
Alcaraz heads to Turin for ATP Finals after Paris Masters win
Carlos Alcaraz will travel to Turin on Wednesday, November 11, to prepare for the ATP Finals, which begins on Sunday, November 15. He won the Paris Masters on Sunday by beating Ben Shelton, putting him within two titles of the Career Golden Masters. Jannik Sinner, who was due to attempt a third straight title, is out with a recurring knee issue.