Bryce Harper responds to vulgar chants from National fans with a home run and a gesture during his trot
Fox News host Will Cain has more details into the Justice Department's civil rights probe into the MLB on ‘The Will Cain Show.’
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NFL offseason leads to summer reading - ESPN
Last offseason, Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams took on all 1,000-plus pages of Leo Tolstoy's classic novel «War and Peace.» He has a much quicker read this summer.
The states that still allow trans athletes in women's sports face questions after Supreme Court ruling
California Governor Gavin Newsom's office releases a statement regarding the Supreme Court's decision on state bans for transgender athletes in girls' sports. The Outnumbered panel, including Kayleigh McEnany and Dakota Meyer, debates the ruling's fairness, California's existing gender identity laws, and the potential impact on biological girls in sports. Kennedy also criticizes Newsom's political motivations.
World Cup penalty spot becomes football's newest classroom
NEW YORK, July 2 : Penalty shootouts have always been football’s cruellest mind game — a nerve-shredding walk into noise, doubt and national dread. What has changed over recent years is not the pressure, but the preparation — and at this World Cup, players, coaches and goalkeepers are increasingly treating penalties less as a lottery than as a specialist discipline with enormous rewards.
Extra time for England fans as pubs open til 5 am for Mexico clash
LONDON: Pubs across England and Wales will be allowed to stay open until 5 am (0400GMT) on Monday to allow football fans to watch England’s World Cup clash with Mexico. After England made it into the last 16 in the World Cup, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said: “Football might be coming home, but we’re making sure fans don’t have to. “Pubs staying open till the final whistle is good news for supporters and good news for the pubs and venues that bring our communities together.” Captain Harry Kane scored twice on Wednesday to rescue England from the brink of a humiliating World Cup exit, defeating the Democratic Republic of Congo 2-1 in a nail-biting match in Atlanta. Kane’s crew are now preparing for a daunting trip to take on Mexico on their home turf in the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City on Sunday. England manager Thomas Tuchel has already made the case for parents to allow their kids to stay up to watch the match, even though it’s a school night. “Write an excuse for school and let them watch football,” Tuchel urged after his team’s victory. “There’s so much school to go to, but the World Cup is every four years. Let them watch...
Which U.S. area has best NFL players? Eight teams, Cup winner - ESPN
It has been a joy to watch this year's World Cup. With so many of the world's biggest stars showing up and scoring in bunches, all three host countries advancing to the knockout stages and more goals per game in the group stage than in any tournament since 1970, the planet's biggest sporting event has delivered in spades so far.
American F1 team just did the funniest thing ever with their British Grand Prix livery
Dan Dakich reacts to Alyssa Thomas' statement to the media after her hit to Caitlin Clark
Early bedtime for Tuchel, but let the kids stay up says England boss
ATLANTA, July 1 : England manager Thomas Tuchel did not see his next World Cup opponents in action due to an early bedtime routine, but after his side came back to beat the Democratic Republic of Congo to reach the last 16 he appealed to English parents to let the children stay up.
Inside the Supreme Court battle to 'Save Women's Sports'
Riley Gaines and other individuals involved in and in support of the recent Supreme Court effort to uphold laws to protect women's sports tell the story of the Title IX cases that shook the nation this year.