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SportsMariano Navone Beats Djokovic in Five Sets in the US Open First Round
World No. 49 Mariano Navone beat Novak Djokovic in five sets on Arthur Ashe Stadium, ending a 4-hour-36-minute match that gave Djokovic his first Grand Slam opening-round exit since the 2006 Australian Open.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Monday, August 31: Brewers open four at Wrigley, 11 more MLB games
The Brewers, 85-52 and the best record in baseball, open four games at Wrigley against the 77-60 Cubs at 7:40 ET, and Vegas has it as a coin flip. Eleven other MLB games fill out the Monday slate.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Salehe Bembury x PUMA Velum 2 NITRO at $160, Aaron Donald Returns to the Rams, and Amazon Closes Mechanical Turk — August 31, 2026
The Salehe Bembury x PUMA Velum 2 NITRO releases today at $160 in Terracotta and Alloy, Aaron Donald unretires on a one-year, $20 million deal with the Rams, and Amazon closes Mechanical Turk on September 30.
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SportsAaron Donald Unretires, Signs One-Year, $20 Million Deal With Rams
Aaron Donald is returning to the Los Angeles Rams for 2026 after two seasons away, on a one-year deal worth $20 million and up to $30 million with incentives. He joins Myles Garrett, whom the Rams acquired from Cleveland in June.
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SportsRoger Federer Inducted Into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport
Roger Federer was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island on August 29, 2026, in his first year of eligibility. Broadcaster Mary Carillo went in the same night.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Sunday, August 30: Red Sox and Yankees close the series, NBC gets a doubleheader
Boston and New York finish a four-game set at Yankee Stadium at 1:35 p.m. ET on ESPN, three games apart in the AL East and Boston favored at -141. NBC has Astros-Mets in the afternoon and Reds-Cubs at night, and the 31-8 Lynx visit Atlanta at 3 p.m. ET.
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SportsNFL Moves 53-Man Cutdown Deadline to Sunday for First Time Since 2004
NFL rosters must be cut from 90 players to 53 by Sunday, August 30 at 6 p.m. ET, the first Sunday deadline since 2004. A by-law passed in March let the league move it up 46 hours for the 49ers-Rams game in Melbourne.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Westside Gunn x Saucony Grid Jazz 9 at $225, Liverpool Host Nottingham Forest in Matchday Two, Alabama Shakes Return After 11 Years, and a Judge Voids the Pentagon's Anthropic Label — August 28, 2026
Westside Gunn's Saucony Grid Jazz 9 "Awesome God" releases at $225, Chris Sale strikes out 11 in a 1-0 shutout to sweep the Dodgers, Alabama Shakes return after 11 years, and a judge voids the Pentagon's supply-chain-risk label on Anthropic.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Friday, August 28: Red Sox open four games at Yankee Stadium
Boston opens a four-game set at Yankee Stadium at 7:15 pm ET on Apple TV, with New York laid -147 and the total at 7. The Rangers visit the majors-best Brewers at 7:40, and the Fever host Connecticut at 7:30.
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Games to WatchGames to Watch — Thursday, August 27: Dodgers at Braves, NFL preseason wraps
The two best records in the National League meet in Atlanta at 7:15 PM ET, with Chris Sale against Yoshinobu Yamamoto and a first-round bye on the line. Also on the board: Astros at Yankees, the 27-11 Valkyries in Brooklyn, and the last of the NFL preseason.
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Daily RoundupThe Daily Roundup: Supreme x Nike Air Max 2001 'Air Ecstasy' at $180, Braves Beat Dodgers 6-5, Erykah Badu and The Alchemist Release Friday, and OpenAI Details Jalapeño — August 27, 2026
Supreme's Nike Air Max 2001 'Air Ecstasy' drops today in three colorways at $180, the Braves walked off the Dodgers 6-5 in Atlanta, Erykah Badu and The Alchemist release their first joint album Friday, and OpenAI detailed its Jalapeño inference chip at Hot Chips.
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SportsWarriors Complete Their 15-Man Roster With a One-Year, $3.9 Million Deal for Georges Niang
Golden State agreed to a one-year, $3.9 million deal with veteran forward Georges Niang, filling the final spot on a 15-man roster the team spent the offseason re-signing rather than rebuilding.