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Sunday’s Catch-Up: Journey Returns, NBA Tests and Flood Advice
Three developments from Sunday’s coverage, with confirmed facts separated from plans.
By NewsCubby Editorial Desk · Published
Sunday’s coverage brought a return to the stage, a possible change to basketball officiating and a new public-service resource. Here is a selective catch-up on those developments.
Journey drummer Deen Castronovo played the band’s full San Antonio show on Saturday, October 10, according to Chris Willman’s Sunday report for Variety. The performance followed his departure from a Tulsa concert two nights earlier and a hospital visit. He resumed his usual lead vocals. The cause of the medical episode has not been disclosed, so his return should not be read as an explanation of what happened.
In sports, NBA commissioner Adam Silver told CNBC the league is testing a sensor-equipped basketball with Wilson. It could help officials evaluate touches and changes in the ball’s movement. Silver raised 2027 as a possibility for use in games; that is not a confirmed launch date.
An official announcement available Sunday evening Eastern time, dated October 12 in Britain, introduced England’s Flood Action Online service. It brings together flood-risk information, warnings and practical preparation guidance. The announcement concerns preparedness, not a new warning that every community is currently flooding.