Murray now hopes to win a first Test cap as Wales begin against Fiji on Sunday, 10 November at Principality Stadium, before playing Australia (17 November) and South Africa (23 November) in Cardiff.

Whether his parents will fly over for those games remains to be seen.

"I'm not sure, they really want to," said Murray.

"Unfortunately they've already booked flights for a couple of weeks later for when we play Glasgow on 29 November.

"They were planning on watching one of my Scarlets games but whether or not they can come a bit earlier or not we'll see, but hopefully."

Murray was able to celebrate with his Scarlets team-mate and house-mate Taine Plumtree with the back rower also named in the squad.

"He's stoked as well," said Murray.

"You have to be when you get the opportunity to play international rugby. We went out for dinner as a little celebratory dinner and we're both chuffed."

One thing Murray will have to do if he gets his chance is become familiar with the words of the Welsh national anthem.

"I haven't learned that yet, but I'm sure I'll be practicing in the shower or something!" said Murray.

"I'll definitely have to get on to that."

NHL Frozen Frenzy returns Tuesday night on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Plus. Every NHL team will be in action with staggered start times, and live look-ins to every game. The action starts in Philadelphia at 6 p.m. ET and concludes out west in Las Vegas at 11.

Frozen Frenzy brings a busy day of sports betting at ESPN BET, so Sean Allen and Victoria Matiash have picks and betting advice for every game on the schedule tonight.

For latest odds movement, go to ESPN BET.

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Washington Capitals at Philadelphia Flyers

6 p.m., Wells Fargo Center

• Flyers (-1.5, +200), -120 money line

• Capitals (+1.5, -275), Even money line

• Total 5.5: (Over -130, Under +110)

Capitals-Flyers Over 5.5 (-125): These lines could shift -- or even reverse the favorite-underdog -- as game time approaches on Tuesday, but the over/under stands out as a strong addition to a parlay. Flyers games this season have averaged 6.6 total goals, while Capitals games have averaged 7.5. With the total opening at 5.5, the over looks as appealing as a cheesesteak.

Minnesota Wild at Florida Panthers

6:30 p.m., Amerant Bank Arena

• Panthers (-1.5, +170), -145 money line

• Wild (+1.5, -215), +125 money line

• Total 5.5: (Over -125, Under +105)

Wild +1.5 (-215): Three of the five games with Minnesota have been one-goal affairs. All three of those games have featured a road underdog beating the spread (though, admittedly, it's only been the Wild to actually be the dog twice). But Filip Gustavsson is at the top of his game and Sergei Bobrovsky is always reliable, so let's side with the Wild at least keeping it close.

Tampa Bay Lightning at New Jersey Devils

6:45 p.m., Prudential Center

• Devils (-1.5, +150), -165 money line

• Lightning (+1.5, -180), +140 money line

• Total 6.5: (Over -120, Under Even)

Stefan Noesen Over 0.5 power play points (+375): The Lightning have coughed up 0.5 power-play points per game to members of the opposing top unit this season. Noesen happens to be a member of the Devils No. 1 advantage at the moment, sharing the ice with Jack Hughes, Nico Hischier, Jesper Bratt and Dougie Hamilton. It's a good position to be in.

Dallas Stars at Buffalo Sabres

7 p.m., KeyBank Center

• Stars (-1.5, +160), -155 money line

• Sabres (+1.5, -190), +135 money line

• Total 5.5: (Over -130, Under +110)

Tage Thompson Over 0.5 power play points (+375): This one defies all the logical suggestions, but sometimes you need to go contrarian. The Sabres have managed to go seven full games without a single power-play point. The Stars have the best penalty kill in the league, with members of opposing top units averaging 0.08 power-play points against them this season. It makes no sense to back Thompson -- which is why I like this one. Why wouldn't the dam burst in the most unlikely of scenarios? If you want logic here, Esa Lindell averages 3.17 blocked shots per game and the Sabres allow opposing defenders to average 16.8 blocked shots per game (third most).

New York Rangers at Montreal Canadiens

7:15 p.m., Bell Centre

• Rangers (-1.5, +115), -215 money line

• Canadiens (+1.5, -135), +180 money line

• Total 6.5: (Over +110, Under -130)

Rangers -1.5 (+125): The Rangers have already beaten the spread as road favorites twice in this young season. The Canadiens are 2-2 against the spread when they are the home underdog. It's also tempting to back any of Vincent Trocheck, Artemi Panarin or Chris Kreider on going over 3.5 shots, as the Habs have allowed the sixth-most to opposing forwards this season (12.0 per game).

Toronto Maple Leafs at Columbus Blue Jackets

7:30 p.m., Nationwide Arena

• Maple Leafs (-1.5, +105), -225 money line

• Blue Jackets (+1.5, -125), +190 money line

• Total 6.5: (Over -120, Under 'even')

Zach Werenski Over 3.5 shots (+110): With the totals in Leafs games only averaging 5.5 goals this season, and knowing they are usually in the driver's seat when dictating game pace, it was tempting to look at the under set at 6.5. But the Blue Jackets have averaged 7.2 total goals in their contests and it's likely goaltender Joseph Woll's season debut for Toronto, so there are other factors at play. Instead, let's ride Werenski and his 4.4 shots on goal per game.

Detroit Red Wings at New York Islanders

7:45 p.m., UBS Arena

• Islanders (-1.5, +160), -150 money line

• Red Wings (+1.5, -190), +130 money line

• Total 6.5: (Over +105, Under -125)

Noah Dobson Over 0.5 power play points (+250): While these teams may be tied for second-last in penalty-killing percentage at 62.5 percent each coming into the game, it's the Red Wings that have allowed twice as many power-play goals against (six versus three). Dobson is coming in averaging 0.4 power-play points per game and the Red Wings have allowed an average of 0.68 to members of the opponents top unit this season.

Winnipeg Jets at St. Louis Blues

8 p.m., Enterprise Center

• Jets (-1.5, +165), -150 money line

• Blues (+1.5, -200), +130 money line

• Total 5.5: (Over -120, Under 'even')

Blues +1.5 Spread (-190): The Blues have been the underdog at home three times this season and have outright won two of those games, which happen to be their last two contests. I'd feel even better about it if the red-hot Joel Hofer gets to start in the crease again, but with a chance we'll see Jordan Binnington, I'll also offer up taking the under on Colton Parayko for 2.5 blocked shots (-116), as the Jets have only given opposing defenders 9.1 total blocked shots per game total, with the opposing top-four blue-liners averaging just 1.25.

Vancouver Canucks at Chicago Blackhawks

8:15 p.m., United Center

• Canucks (-1.5, +135), -175 money line

• Blackhawks (+1.5, -160), +150 money line

• Total 6.5: (Over +115, Under -135)

Teuvo Teravainen Over 0.5 power play points (+275): Connor Bedard's linemate already has five power-play points for the third-best No. 1 unit in the league. The Canucks -- who have posted middle-of-the-road numbers on the penalty kill thus far -- are earning an average of 10:48 PIM/game. Which is more than the median.

Colorado Avalanche at Seattle Kraken

8:30 p.m., Climate Pledge Arena

• Avalanche (-1.5, +185), -120 money line

• Kraken (+1.5, -250), 'even' money line

• Total 6.5: (Over -105, Under -115)

Ross Colton Over 0.5 goals (+240) It's difficult to shy away from a player who has six goals in five games, and five in his past three (on 13 shots). One who's skating on a top line and power play with Nathan MacKinnon. Against projected starter Philipp Grubauer, who surrendered four to the visiting Flyers in his last start for the Kraken.

Boston Bruins at Nashville Predators

8:45 p.m., Bridgestone Arena

• Predators (-1.5, +180), -130 money line

• Bruins (+1.5, -235), +110 money line

• Total 5.5: (Over -135, Under +115)

Brandon Carlo Over 2.5 blocked shots (+132): First of all, Carlo leads his club with 19 though six games (3.17/contest). Plus, the 0-5 Predators are expected to come out firing after having approximately 75 hours off to stew over Saturday's matinee loss to Detroit. The top-four defender should have ample opportunity to block a few of them.

Carolina Hurricanes at Edmonton Oilers

9 p.m., Rogers Place

• Oilers (-1.5, +170), -135 money line

• Hurricanes (+1.5, -215), +115 money line

• Total 6.5: (Over +105, Under -125)

Shayne Gostisbehere Over 0.5 power-play points (+375): The Oilers are allowing 0.79 power-play points/game to opposing top units. Gostisbehere -- who happens to skate on Carolina's No. 1 assembly with the man-advantage -- has two goals with the extra skater in his past two games. For the number, this might be one of the most appealing plays on Tuesday's entire slate.

Ottawa Senators at Utah Hockey Club

9:15 p.m., Delta Center

• Utah HC (-1.5, +190), -120 money line

• Senators (+1.5, -265), 'even' money line

• Total 6.5: (Over -110, Under -110)

Senators-Utah Over 6.5 (-110): Ottawa and Utah rank seventh and 16th in allowing 3.80 and 3.33 goals/game, respectively. Both sides are also scoring themselves, averaging 3.67 (Utah) and 3.60 (Ottawa) per contest. With respect to that arithmetic, this tilt sets up to be a lively scoring affair. Also know that Barrett Hayton (Over points 0.5 +110) has failed to register a single point only twice this season.

Pittsburgh Penguins at Calgary Flames

9:30 p.m., Scotiabank Saddledome

Flames (-1.5, +200), -110 money line
Penguins (+1.5, -275), -110 money line
Total 6.5: (Over -110, Under -110)

Jonathan Huberdeau Over 0.5 power play points (+235): Three of Huberdeau's six points on the season have counted with the extra skater and the Penguins' penalty kill ranks 20th in the league. If interested in even longer odds, there's some draw to Drew O'Connor Over 0.5 goals (+400). According to Natural Stat Trick, Sidney Crosby's current linemate ranks top of the league in high danger scoring chances with 14. I also like MacKenzie Weegar Over 2.5 blocked shots.

San Jose Sharks at Anaheim Ducks

10:15 p.m., Honda Center

• Ducks (-1.5, +140), -185 money line

• Sharks (+1.5, -165), +155 money line

• Total 5.5: (Over -125, Under +105)

Sharks-Ducks Under 5.5 (-125): While the Macklin Celebrini-less Sharks are averaging 1.60 goals/game, the Ducks are pacing out at 2.40 thus far this season. Plus Anaheim starter Lukas Dostal shut out San Jose for the 2-0 victory at their last meeting, only 10 days ago.

Los Angeles Kings at Vegas Golden Knights

11 p.m., T-Mobile Arena

• Golden Knights (-1.5, +170), -145 money line

• Kings (+1.5, -215), +125 money line

• Total 5.5: (Over -125, Under +105)

Anze Kopitar Over 0.5 assists (+115): After erupting for a hat-trick opening night, Kopitar has since shifted into (his more usual) set-up mode, providing five assists in his past four games. While these two teams haven't met since late December, the Kings captain has 22 helpers to show for his 32 career games against Vegas.

Christian Pulisic continued his sensational start to the season on Tuesday, scoring directly from a corner in AC Milan's UEFA Champions League match against Belgium's Club Brugge.

The United States star opened the scoring in the 34th minute at the San Siro, sending in an inswinging corner from the left that deceived the goalkeeper and defenders and somehow missed everyone before bouncing into the net beyond the despairing attempted clearance on the goal line.

The effort was the first "Olimpico" goal of Pulisic's career and took him to 10 goal contributions in his last 10 games for club and country. It was also the 26-year-old's second goal in three Champions League games this season, after scoring in Milan's opening defeat to Liverpool last month.

In Serie A, Pulisic has scored five goals and added three assists in eight game this campaign. He also registered an assist in Mauricio Pochettino's first game in charge of the USMNT, against Panama earlier this month.

Just six minutes after Pulisic's goal, Brugge were reduced to 10 men when Raphael Onyedika was shown a straight red card.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Chiefs cornerback Jaylen Watson will undergo surgery for a broken fibula and tibia, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Tuesday.

Watson could return late in the season if the Chiefs make the playoffs, but it's also possible he won't return.

He was injured in Sunday's win over the San Francisco 49ers. He had started all six games this season and had six passes broken up.

Watson joined the Chiefs in 2022 as a seventh-round draft pick from Washington State. He played in 32 regular-season games (eight starts) and seven postseason games (three starts) in 2022 and 2023.

Joshua Williams or Nazeeh Johnson, both also drafted by the Chiefs in 2022, are the leading candidates to replace Watson in the starting lineup.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. -- When the LA Clippers open their new Intuit Dome on Wednesday, they will honor and celebrate Jerry West's legendary life and connection to the franchise with a "JW" court decal and a memorial seat where he sat during Clippers games behind the basket near the team's home bench, sources told ESPN.

The memorial seat -- which will have West's signature accompanied by "The Logo" -- and decal will be at Intuit Dome throughout the 2024-25 season. The Clippers have also prepared a celebration of life video for West when they play their first regular-season game at the Intuit Dome against the Phoenix Suns (10 p.m. ET on ESPN).

West served as a Clippers executive board member and highly respected consultant from 2017 until his death on June 12. Clippers owner Steve Ballmer was very close to West, who was 86.

"Jerry was a lifelong learner and teacher who inspired all of us with his intellect, enthusiasm and love for the game," Ballmer said in a statement. "He gave his whole heart to the NBA. We think about him and we miss him every day."

Under West's Hall of Fame eye, the Clippers did not have a losing season during his tenure with the team, reaching their first Western Conference finals in franchise history in 2021. He loved the NBA draft and discovering talent. Shortly after his death, the Clippers left a chair open with his favorite snacks in the team's war room during the draft in late June.

Earlier this month, West was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for a third time, this time as a contributor for his time in the front offices of the Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies and Golden State Warriors.

One of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History chosen in 1996 to commemorate the league's 50th anniversary, West was inducted into the Hall of Fame previously as a player after making 14 consecutive All-Star appearances and winning the NBA championship in 1972 during his 14-year career.

West also was inducted as a member of the 1960 U.S. team that won the Olympic gold medal.

The Minnesota Twins on Tuesday named Matt Borgschulte as their hitting coach for the 2025 season.

Borgschulte, 33, spent the past three seasons as a co-hitting coach for the Baltimore Orioles.

He previously spent three seasons as a hitting coach in the Twins organization at Triple-A St. Paul (2021), High-A Fort Myers (2019) and the Gulf Coastal League (2018).

In 2024, Borgschulte helped Baltimore finish second in the majors in home runs (235); third in slugging percentage (.435), extra-base hits (530) and total bases (2,424); and fourth in runs scored (786).

The Twins parted ways with hitting coaches Rudy Hernandez and David Popkins and assistant hitting coach Derek Shomon earlier this month following the team's late-season hitting slump.

Minnesota (82-80) had the second-worst batting average in the majors in September at .218 (Kansas City Royals, .203).

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Major League Baseball hopes to find the Tampa Bay Rays a temporary home near their fan base at least for the start of the 2025 season if the damage to Tropicana Field from Hurricane Milton cannot be repaired in time.

The translucent fiberglass dome at the ballpark in St. Petersburg was shredded by Milton's winds, leaving its immediate future in doubt. A number of spring training sites around the Tampa Bay area have been suggested as temporary homes, and MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said the league wants a location in the region if possible.

"We're hopeful that we can figure out something in [the Tampa Bay area] for them and that the repairs can be done in a way that allows them to resume playing," Manfred said on an episode of "The Varsity" podcast published Sunday. "The easiest thing is always to stay in the market where the clubs are anchored, if we can manage it."

The Rays have played at Tropicana Field since their inaugural 1998 season, although the building was constructed in 1990. The hurricane damage comes a few months after the city of St. Petersburg and Pinellas County approved a new $1.3 billion ballpark in an adjacent location that would open in the 2028 season and is part of a much larger downtown revitalization project.

The city has hired the Hennessy/AECOM firm to do a complete analysis of the Tropicana Field damage and contracted with another company to remove the remaining roof material, St. Petersburg spokeswoman Alizza Punzalan-Randle said. The city has also filed a claim with its insurance carrier, she said.

"We will have more information on next steps once the analyses have been completed and the remaining roof has been removed," Punzalan-Randle said.

City Council member Brandi Gabbard said she expected the analysis by the first week of November.

"At that point we will have a better picture of the path forward," Gabbard said.

Suggestions for alternate Rays locations have included local spring training sites used by the Phillies, Blue Jays, Yankees, Pirates and Tigers. A bit further away is the Rays' spring training complex in Port Charlotte, about 85 miles south of St. Petersburg. Another option might be the ballpark at Disney's ESPN Wide World of Sports complex near Orlando.

Most of those ballpark options host minor league teams after spring training ends, which could prompt significant adjustments to minor league schedules. One way around that would be to play at the Orioles' spring training site in Sarasota, which does not have a minor league team.

There has also been talk of the Rays sharing the Miami Marlins' stadium, but that would be a major scheduling challenge and is about a four-hour drive from St. Petersburg. A previous proposal to have the Rays play some home games in Montreal resurfaced, but the stadium there is undergoing renovation and would not be ready for next season.

The Rays declined comment Tuesday and have said only that it could take weeks "to assess the true condition of Tropicana Field." Playing there without a roof is another idea, but the Trop doesn't have the drainage systems necessary in such a rain-prone location.

Another factor to consider is how much money should be spent to repair a facility that will be torn down for the new ballpark in a few years.

The Rays' opening home game against the Colorado Rockies is scheduled for March 27, and Manfred said MLB, the team and other entities will come up with a solution.

"The one thing I can tell you for sure, they're playing next year. We're going to find them someplace to do it," Manfred said on the podcast.

Erasmus is without second rows Salmaan Moerat (knee) and Lood de Jager (shoulder), scrum-half Faf de Klerk (thigh) and prop Steven Kitshoff (neck).

"There's no doubt there are several unlucky players who could easily have made the touring squad, but unfortunately we can only select 34 players," said Erasmus.

"Damian, Andre and RG all returned to action in the United Rugby Championship and have made a strong statement with their performances, and we all know what a work horse Franco is and the quality he adds to the team."

Erasmus' side have lost just two games this season, to Ireland and Argentina, and beat New Zealand twice during their recent Rugby Championship campaign.

"We are under no illusions about the quality of the opposition we will face, and we have experienced first-hand how their home crowds lift them, much like our passionate supporters, so we know what it will take to be successful over there," added Erasmus.

"Fortunately, we have a squad that believes in themselves and their abilities, and that will be vital as we enter these matches.

"Obviously we'll take confidence from winning the Rugby Championship, but the reality is that's now history, and there's no doubt that will motivate the opposition even more to make a strong statement against us."

Montreal Canadiens forward Juraj Slafkovsky will be sidelined at least one week with an upper-body injury, the team announced Tuesday.

Slafkovsky, 20, skated on his own prior to the Canadiens' morning session. Montreal will host the New York Rangers later Tuesday.

Slafkovsky initially sustained an apparent shoulder injury during practice last week. He was able to return to game action and notched two assists during the Canadiens' 4-3 shootout loss to the New York Islanders on Saturday.

Signed to an eight-year, $60.8 million contract extension in July, Slafkovsky has recorded six points (one goal, five assists) in six games this season.

He has totaled 66 points (25 goals, 41 assists) in 127 career games since Montreal selected him with the top overall pick of the 2022 NHL draft.