The NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL all played Monday night, with the WNBA Finals on top. Here is every final, every box score, and how to turn a four-league night into one parlay.
FantasyDailies | Tuesday, October 27, 2026
The NFL. Major League Baseball. The NBA. The NHL. All four major North American leagues were in action Monday night, delivering a sports fan's dream and a reminder of why October is one of the greatest months on the calendar. And there was a bonus: the WNBA Finals were on, too.
From a pivotal NFC East rivalry game to a World Series blowout, from nine NBA games to three NHL finals and a championship battle in women's basketball, Monday had just about everything. If you had multiple screens, a phone refreshing scores and a remote working overtime, you were in your element. And if you had Game Zone open, you had all 14 games on one screen.
This wasn't just another Monday. It was one of those rare nights when the whole sports world showed up at once.
EVERY FINAL AND BOX SCORE
LeagueFinalBox scoreMLBWorld Series Game 3: Brewers 10, Rays 1 (MIL leads 3-0)Box scoreNFLCowboys 38, Eagles 21Box scoreNBACeltics 134, Bulls 99Box scoreNBAThunder 125, Suns 114Box scoreNBACavaliers 127, Timberwolves 125Box scoreNBAHornets 110, Wizards 103Box scoreNBABucks 110, Pacers 102Box scoreNBAMavericks 113, Heat 109Box scoreNBARockets 120, Hawks 110Box scoreNBAGrizzlies 110, Jazz 105Box scoreNBAWarriors 134, Nuggets 114Box scoreNHLKings 6, Rangers 3Box scoreNHLFlames 5, Maple Leafs 2Box scoreNHLRed Wings 4, Oilers 3Box scoreWNBAFinals Game 5: Valkyries 64, Dream 55 (GSV leads 3-2)
Every final from every league lives on the live scores page and in the NFL box scores, MLB box scores, NBA box scores and NHL box scores.
MLB: BREWERS HAMMER RAYS 10-1, MOVE WITHIN ONE WIN OF HISTORY
The biggest development of the night came from Game 3 of the World Series, where the Brewers crushed the Rays 10-1 in Tampa Bay to take a commanding 3-0 series lead (Game 3 box score).
After winning the first two games by one run apiece (Game 1, Game 2), Milwaukee left no doubt in Game 3. The Brewers broke it open with eight runs in the fifth inning and finished with 16 hits. Jackson Chourio went 4-for-5, William Contreras had three hits, and Brice Turang added three hits and two RBIs, including a two-run single in the big inning. Christian Yelich and Sal Frelick each drove in a run.
On the mound, Robert Gasser was outstanding: six scoreless innings, one hit, one walk and three strikeouts. Tampa Bay finished with three hits, and its only run came in the ninth. Freddy Peralta, the former Brewer, took the loss after allowing five runs in four and two-thirds innings.
Tampa Bay is now one loss from elimination. Teams down 3-0 in a best-of-seven almost never come back. The Brewers are one win from the first World Series title in franchise history.
What's next: Game 4 is tonight in Tampa Bay. Milwaukee can finish it; Tampa Bay has to win to keep going. Lines and props are on the MLB Tonight board and the MLB props page, the starters on the starting pitchers page, and our call on the MLB verdicts page. Build an MLB ticket in the MLB Parlay Builder or the MLB Slip Builder.
The first two games were nail-biters. Game 3 was a demolition. That's October.
NFL: COWBOYS BEAT EAGLES 38-21 ON MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
If the World Series supplied the blowout, Monday Night Football supplied the rivalry. Dallas went into Philadelphia and won 38-21 (Cowboys-Eagles box score).
Both teams came in at 2-4, so this one mattered. Philadelphia had the momentum for a while: Tanner McKee hit Makai Lemon for a 4-yard touchdown with 5:49 left in the third quarter, and the Eagles led 21-20.
Dallas had other ideas. The Cowboys scored the final 18 points: a 16-yard Dak Prescott touchdown to CeeDee Lamb plus a two-point run by Prescott, a Brandon Aubrey field goal, and a 2-yard Javonte Williams touchdown run with 2:26 left.
Dak delivers
Prescott threw for 212 yards and three touchdowns, two to Lamb and one, a 21-yarder, to George Pickens. Aubrey made all three of his field goals, including a 55-yarder on the opening drive. Dallas ran for 204 yards, finished with 416 total yards, and did not turn the ball over.
Philadelphia's problems
The Eagles were without Jalen Hurts, out with blood clots. McKee threw for 211 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Saquon Barkley returned from his hamstring injury and scored on an 8-yard run, and Dameon Pierce added a 5-yard touchdown run. But the Eagles did not score after taking that third-quarter lead.
What it means for the NFC East
Dallas improves to 3-4 and Philadelphia falls to 2-5. The Giants lead the division at 4-2-1 and Washington is 1-4-1, so the Cowboys are back in the conversation with a head-to-head win in hand. Standings and streaks are on the power rankings and the team streaks; Week 8 starts on the Week 8 hub, with our calls on the NFL verdicts page.
Monday Night Football takeaway: Dallas seized an opportunity. Philadelphia let another one slip away. And the NFC East just got a lot more interesting.
NBA: NINE GAMES, BIG NIGHTS AND EARLY-SEASON STORYLINES
Nine games ran from early evening into late night. With the season still young, every game is a chance to build momentum, test new rotations and find an identity.
- Celtics 134, Bulls 99: Boston dominated start to finish, a 35-point win and the most lopsided result of the night. (box score)
- Thunder 125, Suns 114: Oklahoma City took care of business on the second night of a back-to-back. (box score)
- Cavaliers 127, Timberwolves 125: the best finish of the night, with Minnesota also on a back-to-back. (box score)
- Hornets 110, Wizards 103: Charlotte won its second straight. (box score)
- Bucks 110, Pacers 102: Milwaukee bounced back from a loss in Philadelphia. (box score)
- Mavericks 113, Heat 109: Dallas edged Miami, handing the Heat a third straight loss after defeats to Detroit and Charlotte. (box score)
- Rockets 120, Hawks 110: Houston beat Atlanta for the second time in three days. (box score)
- Grizzlies 110, Jazz 105: Memphis won its third straight. (box score)
- Warriors 134, Nuggets 114: Golden State won by 20 in Denver two nights after losing in Phoenix. (box score)
For fantasy managers and DFS players, the night was full of minutes, usage and rotation clues. Track them on the NBA player news, the NBA DFS value page and the NBA start/sit board, and build tonight's ticket in the NBA Parlay Builder or the NBA Slip Builder.
NBA takeaway: blowouts, close finishes and back-to-back tests. A little of everything.
NHL: KINGS WIN 6-3 AT THE GARDEN, FLAMES BEAT LEAFS, RED WINGS TOP OILERS
- Kings 6, Rangers 3: Los Angeles won at Madison Square Garden two nights after losing in New Jersey. The Rangers have now allowed 13 goals in their last two games. (box score)
- Flames 5, Maple Leafs 2: Calgary followed its 4-1 win over Detroit on Saturday with another home win, two nights after Toronto beat Edmonton 7-2. (box score)
- Red Wings 4, Oilers 3: Detroit bounced back from Saturday's loss in Calgary, and Edmonton, still without Mattias Ekholm, has now lost two straight at home. (box score)
Goalies, shots and power-play roles are on the goaltending leaders, the NHL props page and the NHL DFS value page. NHL tickets go in the NHL Parlay Builder or the NHL Slip Builder.
NHL takeaway: Los Angeles made a statement in New York, Calgary held serve at home, and Detroit stole one in Edmonton.
BONUS: WNBA FINALS, VALKYRIES TAKE CONTROL
As if four major leagues weren't enough, the WNBA Finals delivered too. The Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 64-55 in Game 5 to take a 3-2 series lead. The Valkyries are one win from a championship in only their second season. Game 6 is Thursday in Atlanta.
A WNBA Finals game going head to head with the World Series, Monday Night Football, nine NBA games and three NHL games shows how deep this sports calendar runs.
ONE NIGHT, FOUR LEAGUES, ONE PARLAY
Monday was the perfect night for a multi-sport parlay: World Series runs, NFL touchdowns, NBA points and NHL shots, all on one ticket. That is exactly what the AI Parlay Generator, Multi-Sport is built for. Light up any combination of NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL, and it builds the slip for you from every lit league, with our best picks factored into every build.
Prefer to choose your own legs? The Parlay Builder is cross-sport too: pick a World Series leg, a football leg, a basketball leg and a hockey leg, and it prices the ticket with real odds. Every league has its own builder as well: the NFL Parlay Builder, the MLB Parlay Builder, the NBA Parlay Builder and the NHL Parlay Builder.
Before you place anything, run it through the Parlay Doctor, which checks every leg and flags legs that depend on each other. The parlay calculator shows the payout, and the odds converter converts any price. Every parlay tool on the site is in the parlay hub.
A reminder from a night like Monday: more games to choose from does not mean more legs on the ticket. Every leg is another way to lose. Pick the spots you believe in, check the NFL prop hit rate board and the prop line checker for how often the players clear their marks, and see where the money moved on the all-sports heat map and the line movement page.
Our calls for every league are on the NFL verdicts page, MLB verdicts page, NBA verdicts page and NHL verdicts page pages, and every result is on the public results ledger.
THE BIG PICTURE: WHY OCTOBER IS A SPORTS FAN'S PARADISE
Monday was special because of timing. Baseball is finishing its season with the World Series. The NFL is deep into its regular season. The NBA and NHL are just getting going, and the WNBA is crowning a champion. Those calendars rarely line up this perfectly.
That meant 14 games across the four major leagues, plus the WNBA Finals, with championship stakes, division consequences and big individual nights. For fantasy managers it was a night of checking box scores and watching player values move in real time; the DFS Lineup Generator and the Lineup Doctor are where the next lineup starts. For bettors it was a huge menu. The number of games never makes any single bet a sure thing, but it does create choices.
And for anyone who just loves sports, it was a reminder that the best nights are the ones with too much to watch and not enough time to watch it all.
FINAL WHISTLE: FOUR LEAGUES, ONE UNFORGETTABLE NIGHT
- The Brewers crushed the Rays 10-1 and are one win from their first World Series title.
- The Cowboys beat the Eagles 38-21, scoring the last 18 points and dropping Philadelphia to 2-5.
- Boston won by 35, Cleveland won by two, Golden State won by 20 in Denver, and Dallas edged Miami.
- The Kings beat the Rangers 6-3, Calgary beat Toronto 5-2, and Detroit won 4-3 in Edmonton.
- The Valkyries won Game 5 and are one win from a WNBA title.
There are nights when you choose between football and basketball. There are nights when baseball takes center stage, and nights when hockey deserves the spotlight. Then there are nights like this, when every league demands your attention at once.
Four leagues. One epic night. And one very happy sports fan.
Missed any of it? Every box score is linked above. The next one is already coming: World Series Game 4 tonight, a full NBA and NHL slate, and Week 8 of the NFL. Watch all of it live in Game Zone on the website, on Roku (add the FantasyDailies channel on Roku) and on Amazon Fire TV (get the FantasyDailies app for Amazon Fire TV), and talk about it in the community forum.
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