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‘Malcolm in the Middle’ star, race car driver Frankie Muniz hospitalized after Daytona crash

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MARTINSVILLE, VA - OCTOBER 30: Frankie Muniz (#33 Reaume Brothers Racing Vyper Ford) talks with members of his crew during qualifying for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Playoff’s Black’s Tire 200 on October 30, 2026 at Martinsville Speedway in Martinsville, VA.(Photo by Jeff Robinson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Actor and race car driver Frankie Muniz was hospitalized Wednesday following a practice-lap crash at Daytona International Speedway, according to his racing team.

Team Reaume said the “Malcolm in the Middle” star was “awake and alert.”

The 40-year-old Muniz was practicing for a Proud to Honor Veterans Day Classic event, a benefit race set for Wednesday night at Daytona’s road course.

“We’ll share updates as they become available,” Team Reaume posted on X that it would provide updates when available while thanking followers for “respecting Frankie’s privacy at this time.”

Muniz and NASCAR driver Austin Cindric were set to represent Team Air Force in an exhibition race that benefits six nonprofits that support military and veteran communities through the Proud to Honor Fund, according to a NASCAR release.

A dozen Ford Racing drivers were split into six teams to race head-to-head in Mustang Dark Horse cars in honor of a branch of the U.S. military.

Musical performances by the Zac Brown Band, Russell Dickerson, Jo Dee Messina, Brittney Spencer, and Warren Zeiders were also part of the event.

Muniz was nominated for an Emmy and two Golden Glove Awards for his work in “Malcolm in the Middle” and was one of the best known child actors of his time. He has also appeared in films such as “Big Fat Liar,” “Deuces Wild,” “Agent Cody Banks” and “Racing Stripes.”

According to his website, Muniz took a hiatus from the entertainment world in 2006 to pursue professional racecar driving.

He began competing in the Formula BMW USA Championship and later went on to race in the Champ Car Atlantic Championship from 2007-09. Muniz was fourth in the 2009 championship standings with two races to go before a season-ending injury resulted in multiple surgeries, the website said.

In 2024, Muniz ran 38 races each on the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts and trucks series.

He’s participated in 117 trucks series races over the last three years, with one top-10 finish at Daytona in 2025.

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Titans' Calvin Ridley gives his side of Nashville airport 'incident' with valet, awaits possible charges

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Calvin Ridley, the veteran Tennessee Titans wide receiver, gave his side of an "incident" that occurred at Nashville International Airport this past weekend.

Ridley acknowledged his involvement in the incident confirmed by the Titans, describing it as a back-and-forth argument with an airport valet while trying to retrieve the keys to his truck.

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Speaking with reporters, Ridley said he took his keys from the valet’s hands when he didn’t have the ticket needed to retrieve them, though he said he showed other documents proving the truck was his.

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"I took my keys out of his hand," Ridley said, via Yahoo Sports. "I didn't have the ticket. Once you don't have the ticket, you show him your ID, you fill out a form. I also showed him a picture, I also showed him more that it's my truck.

"My wife and kids was at the top. My mom was at the top. I came down by myself to get it. It's 11 p.m. at night. They gave me the hardest time to get my truck. I just got my keys, got the registration.

"They wanted the registration. I gave them the registration after I got the keys. My wife came down. We got in the truck and left."

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Ridley added the valet suffered an injury to one of his fingers. He was asked about the nature of the injury, but Ridley said, "I don’t know what I did. I didn’t look at nothing."

"He yelled I broke his finger," Ridley said. "I don’t know what happened."

Titans head coach Robert Saleh categorized the incident as "a very minor miscommunication."

Ridley said he has yet to hear from law enforcement, but a report from A to Z Sports on Monday stated the valet wants to press charges. It remains unclear as of Wednesday if charges have been filed.

The report also cited sources that said Ridley was frustrated when the valet wouldn’t give him his keys. Ridley also confirmed the report stating he didn’t have his ticket and the valet couldn’t verify his truck.

The reason for the reporter asking Ridley on Wednesday if the valet’s finger was cut was due to the report stating "one of the keys (or something on the keychain) cut the valet’s hand in the process" of him trying to take his keys.

Ridley was expected to be a potential NFL trade candidate, as the Titans sit at 1-7 entering Week 10 in yet another struggling season.

In Saleh’s first season, which includes offensive coordinator Brian Daboll’s first year working with quarterback Cam Ward and the rest of the roster, the 31-year-old hasn’t had a productive year. He has just six catches for 91 yards in seven games, which led to the trade deadline rumors.

Ridley is in his third season with the Titans and his eighth year in the NFL.

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Rockets’ Marcus Smart ejected for landing punch on Warriors’ Charles Bassey in wild scene

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Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets’ matchup against Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors took a turn when the Warriors star suffered an abdominal injury and was ruled out of the game in the first half. But the third quarter saw things get even crazier.

With 21 seconds remaining in the third quarter and the Rockets leading the Warriors, 84-76, Rockets guard Marcus Smarttook a swipe at Warriors big man Charles Bassey as the play was progressing to the other side of the court. It’s unclear what, if anything, Smart was unhappy with, but he swung at Bassey and appeared to connect with his nose.

The officials huddled together and assessed Smart with a flagrant foul penalty two, ejecting Smart from the game. Marcus Smart finished Wednesday night’s game with six points, two rebounds, one assist, and four personal fouls in 16 minutes off the Houston bench.

After three quarters of play, the Rockets lead the Warriors 85-79. Kevin Durant led the way with 18 points, four rebounds, and four assists while Yaxel Lendeborg paced the Warriors with 25 points, 10 rebounds, and two steals.

Stephen Curry also left Wednesday’s game in the first quarter with a right abdominal strain and was ruled out fairly quickly, placing some concern on his injury status.

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