Friday marks one year since Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland died by suicide on Nov. 6, 2025. Dallas players and coaches have been remembering him and highlighting the team's Huddle94 mental-health program. This is a playful video caption about Kimi Räikkönen being “a little lost”; no factual assertion to check.
Formula 1 says Audi is running a Brazil-inspired livery for the São Paulo Grand Prix weekend.
In the Warriors' Nov. 5, 2026 win — their sixth straight — Stephen Curry scored 29 points, 22 in the second half, and moved to 17th on the NBA's all-time regular-season scoring list, passing Oscar Robertson.
Curry made six 3-pointers in that win and high-fived a fan after one of them, per the NBA's game coverage. This is an opinion post asserting Cristiano Ronaldo is the greatest player in multiple competitions; it is not a checkable factual claim.
Ronaldo did score his first Manchester United goal 23 years ago — on Nov. 1, 2003 — and finished his United career with 145 goals. But his Manchester United assist total is commonly listed as 64, not 73 as the post claims.
In the 2007-08 campaign, Ronaldo won the Premier League and the Champions League, with Man Utd beating Chelsea on penalties in the 2008 final; the 2007 Community Shield was also won on penalties against Chelsea. His individual awards that season included the Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year. This is a promotional/emotional Formula 1 post about a home Brazilian race weekend, not a factual claim requiring checking.
LSteph Curry just passed Oscar Robertson, and the Warriors made it six straight. Morning Sports is live.
MSix straight wins, and Steph drops 29 with 22 after halftime. That is not a heater, that's an oven.
LThe NBA account posted on X: Curry high-fives a fan after one of his six threes. The building was shaking.
MLove the show. But passing Oscar Robertson? Let's keep it real: the Big O did that in a different NBA.
LHe's climbing the all-time list now. That's context enough. Next up? He's coming for the top ten.
MOh come on, he's 36. Top ten is a long climb.
LHe just scored 22 in a half. In this league, with this much spacing, he can keep this pace.
MAge hits every scorer. You can't just add three prime seasons because Golden State is hot.
LSo he passes a legend, wins six straight, and you're handing him a rocking chair?
MI'm handing you math. The all-time list is crowded at the top. Climbing it is not automatic.
LYet he's breaking something every week. I'd rather enjoy the run than argue where it ends.
MFine, six straight is legit. The Warriors look dangerous. But top ten all time? I'll wait.
LYou always wait until he proves it and then pretend you were on board.
MI'm on board with the winning streak. The all-time list is a different conversation.
LHe made six threes last night. That pace is why the list conversation keeps coming up.
MIt's November. Ask me again in March.
LThe Warriors have won six straight, and he's the reason. That's today's conversation.
MFine, he's the best show in basketball this morning. Happy?
MDifferent kind of story from Dallas this morning.
LAdam Schefter posted on X this morning: it's one year since Marshawn Kneeland died. Cowboys players are remembering him and talking mental health.
MKneeland was a Dallas defensive end. He died by suicide at 24.
LSchefter's post reportedly says that after he died, his family learned he had Stage 1 CTE. That detail stays with you.
MSince then, Dallas built Huddle94. Players are open about checking on each other.
LSchefter's story says teammates are still processing it. That's real.
MNot a football score. This is bigger. Good on Dallas for doing the work.
LThe team takes heat on the field all the time. This is off the field, and they're doing it right.
MMental health in football won't be fixed by one program. But normalizing the conversation matters.
LIf it gets one player to pick up the phone instead of hiding it, Huddle94 worked.
MThat's not a maybe. That's exactly why it matters.
MFrom Dallas to Brazil. Formula 1's account on X says Audi is running a Brazil-inspired livery in Sao Paulo this weekend.
LGreen and yellow on the car. Finally some color.
MAudi has been all business this season. A little Brazilian flag energy won't hurt.
LThen Formula 1 posted an old Kimi clip. The Iceman, a little lost. Even champions need directions.
MKimi lost is still cooler than most drivers on a good day.
LThe 2007 world champion could be lost in the paddock and still be the coolest man there.
MThat's why Formula 1 posted it. Kimi clips never die.
LA United fan account on X posted about how long it's been since Ronaldo's first Manchester United goal.
MThe post rolls out a big goal total and a big assist number. Half true. Goals yes, assists no.
LWait, what's the real number?
MUnited's own record has him at 64 assists. Still huge, but not 73.
LA huge goal haul and 64 assists from a winger. Two spells. Absurd.
MAnd that season he dragged United to the Premier League and Champions League double, beating Chelsea on penalties. That's the part nobody can argue.
LExcept Chelsea fans.
MHe also won the Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year that season. So no, he doesn't need inflated assists.
LFair. But 23 years later, fans still argue about his numbers. That tells you something.
MComing up: NFL weekend preview and whatever Stephen Curry does next.
LThat's Morning Sports. We're just getting started.