Sports Headlines: Dolphins Struggle, Verstappen's Impact, and Alcaraz's Triumph

A roundup of current sports news involves the Dolphins' decision to retain QB Tyler Huntley, Verstappen's influence on F1 ticket sales, Pete Rose's death, Alcaraz's victory in Beijing, Davante Adams' trade talks, LeBron's upcoming NBA season, MLB playoffs, Dylan Borrero's suspension, Parker White's eNASCAR title, and Alcaraz's China Open win.

In current sports news, the Miami Dolphins will continue with Tyler Huntley as their starting quarterback despite a 1-3 record this season. The decision comes after a recent loss to the Tennessee Titans.

In motor racing, U.S. Grand Prix ticket sales surged as Red Bull's Max Verstappen ceased his winning streak. Race promoter Bobby Epstein noted a significant increase in ticket purchases following Verstappen's defeats.

Former MLB star Pete Rose passed away due to natural causes at 83, as reported by the Clark County coroner's office. Rose's death was attributed to hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

On the tennis front, Carlos Alcaraz claimed victory over Jannik Sinner in an intense Beijing final, marking his fourth title this season. Alcaraz overcame a tough battle, winning in three sets to further his winning record against Sinner.

In the NBA, LeBron James stated his contentment with his legacy as he gears up for his 22nd season. The Lakers star is excited for the new season alongside his son, Bronny.

Other notable stories include MLB playoff victories for the Royals, Tigers, and Mets; an additional suspension and fine for Revs midfielder Dylan Borrero; Parker White winning the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series title; and Alcaraz defending his China Open title against Jannik Sinner.

(With inputs from agencies.)