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While the great Lionel Messi has played over 200 times for his country and repeatedly squared off against most of the world's heavyweights at the FIFA World Cup and Copa América, it remains — at least for the time being — a strange historical quirk that the Argentina captain has never once played against England.
Jacob Misiorowski's fastball. Kyle Schwarber's power. Shohei Ohtani's… well, everything.
Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler both contemplated their own mortality as preparations to win their second Open Championship took a comically dark turn.
NBC's Chris Simms left fans outraged for placing Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson ahead of Tom Brady on his quarterback ranking. (This video contains AI-assisted content)
The 2026 NFL training camps are on the horizon, and with that in mind, ESPN surveyed league executives, coaches and scouts to help us rank the top 10 players at 11 different positions. This is the seventh edition of these annual rankings.
LE LIORAN, France, July 14 : Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar turned the tables on rival Jonas Vingegaard with a commanding performance on Tuesday to win the 10th stage of the Tour de France, taking sweet revenge at Le Lioran, where the Dane had beaten him two years ago.
July 14 : Two-time Olympic gymnastics gold medallist Sunisa Lee announced her return to training on Tuesday two years before the Los Angeles Olympics.
BRUGGE: Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer signed up for Champions League soccer with Club Brugge on Tuesday after three seasons and two Serie A titles with Inter Milan. Brugge said they gave the 37-year-old Sommer a three-year contract as a free agent. He will replace veteran Simon Mignolet, who retired in May aged 38 after helping Brugge win the Belgian league. Sommer will return to the Champions League after helping Inter reach the final in 2025, when they lost 5-0 to Paris Saint-Germain. Inter were stunningly eliminated by Bodø/Glimt last season in the knockout playoffs round. Sommer has won league titles with Inter, Bayern Munich and in Switzerland with Basel, where he started his career. He played 94 times for Switzerland and went to each World Cup from 2014 to 2022.