Bears own Monday night, Thunder tops Cavaliers late, Gonzaga beats Purdue
Bears own Monday night!
This is The Sports Reset for Tuesday November 3rd
In the NFL, the Chicago Bears beat the Seattle Seahawks 34 to 17, improving to 6-2 and dropping the defending champions to 4-4. Caleb Williams threw for 247 yards without a turnover, while D’Andre Swift scored three second-half touchdowns. New arrival Jeffery Simmons added a sack as Chicago held Seattle to one third-down conversion in 11 attempts. In the NBA, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 43 points and hit the go-ahead three with 32.6 seconds left as the Oklahoma City Thunder topped the Cleveland Cavaliers 117 to 112. The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Miami Heat 138 to 117, and the Golden State Warriors edged the Phoenix Suns 116 to 113. In college basketball, the Gonzaga Bulldogs beat the Purdue Boilermakers 78 to 72, while the UCLA Bruins handled the Arizona Wildcats 84 to 75. In the NHL, the Boston Bruins slipped past the Vegas Golden Knights 3 to 2.
Looking ahead, the NHL’s top matchup sends the Edmonton Oilers to the New Jersey Devils. Edmonton is 7-0 on the road, Connor McDavid has opened the season with assists in 15 straight games, and New Jersey has won five of its past six. Elsewhere, the Utah Mammoth visit the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Vegas Golden Knights face the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Dallas Stars meet the Washington Capitals. In college football, the Ohio Bobcats visit the Akron Zips. Later this week in the NFL, the Chicago Bears return home to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday night after their convincing win in Seattle. Beyond the scoreboard, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson will undergo surgery on his throwing thumb and move to injured reserve, sidelining the two-time MVP for at least four games.
