Pochettino: U.S. can win World Cup despite no top 100 players - ESPN
United States men's national team coach Mauricio Pochettino said his team can win the World Cup despite not having any players ranked among the top 100.
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World Cup waterbreaks offer lucrative opportunity for broadcasters
LONDON, June 10 : With hot weather due and memories fresh of the scorching 2025 Club World Cup, FIFA has for the first time mandated three-minute hydration breaks in each half for all 104 matches of the World Cup starting this week in the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
World Cup security planners race to counter drone risks
LOS ANGELES, June 10 : Security planners for the World Cup are preparing for drones to pose one of the tournament's most complicated threats, as officials seek to protect stadiums, fan zones, team hotels, training sites and transit routes across multiple U.S. cities and jurisdictions.
5 questions facing the USMNT as World Cup kickoff approaches - ESPN
In his 20 months in charge of the U.S. men's national team, Mauricio Pochettino has won 15 matches, lost 10 and tied one. He has taken a look at 67 different players and whittled that down to a 26-man squad. He has overseen a pair of inspiring performances over the past 10 days, a 3-2 win over Senegal and a 2-1 defeat to Germany. And now, on Friday, he takes the USMNT into the FIFA World Cup.
Nine Tarik Skubal trade ideas to shake up the MLB trade deadline - ESPN
Let's make a Tarik Skubal deal!
2026 NBA Finals: Important plays, lessons from Knicks-Spurs Game 3 - ESPN
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How June 1 turned into a blockbuster trade day in the NFL - ESPN
Leave it to the NFL to turn a day long known in league circles for accounting into one teeming with tension — and a manifestation of Super Bowl hopes for multiple teams spread from coast to coast.
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Fresh off his victory at Circuit of the Americas, Tyler Reddick joins Kevin Harvick on this week’s Victory Lap to break down his historic third consecutive NASCAR Cup Series win to open the 2026 season. Reddick discusses how he and 23XI Racing have built early-season momentum, what has clicked across the organization, and how the team has elevated its performance to championship level. He details his intense battle with road course standout Shane van Gisbergen at COTA, the strategy and execution that helped him secure the win, and what it means to become the first Cup driver to win the first three races of a season. Reddick also reflects on his viral 3-peat photo tribute to team owner Michael Jordan, the confidence inside the garage, and how this dominant start shapes expectations for the rest of the year.