Sports & Fitness News Today — November 12, 2026

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Zion calls out Pels after latest blowout loss: 'Have to look yourself in mirror' and more — today's news signal.

It's a big day in the world of sports, with some major storylines unfolding across multiple leagues and disciplines. In the NBA, the New Orleans Pelicans are reeling after another blowout loss, prompting Zion Williamson to speak out and challenge his teammates to take a hard look at themselves. Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors are dealing with an injury to star player Stephen Curry, who hurt his abdomen in a game against the Houston Rockets and has been ruled out. These developments have significant implications for the playoff picture and the overall landscape of the league.

But it's not just the NBA that's making headlines today - the NFL, NHL, and soccer worlds are also abuzz with news. Actor and racing enthusiast Frankie Muniz is lucky to be alive after a crash during practice at Daytona, and the US Men's National Team is facing uncertainty with rumors swirling about coach Pochettino's potential departure to join Manchester United. On the ice, the Ottawa Senators are dealing with an injury to forward Nick Cousins, who will be out 7-10 days after taking a legal hit from the Washington Capitals' Chychrun. And in a positive development, the USMNT is getting a boost from the emerging partnership between Christian Pulisic and Josh Sullivan, which could be a key factor in the team's success going forward.

Today's signal:
• Zion calls out Pels after latest blowout loss: 'Have to look yourself in mirror' (espn.com)
• Warriors' Curry injures abdomen vs. Rockets, ruled out (espn.com)
• Actor Frankie Muniz 'awake, alert' after crash during practice at Daytona (espn.com)
• What if Pochettino leaves USMNT, joins Man United? Who could replace him? (espn.com)
• Sens' Cousins out 7-10 days after legal hit from Caps' Chychrun (espn.com)
• Why Sullivan is the co-star Pulisic has always needed -- and the USMNT, too (espn.com)

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