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SportsCynthia Cooper and Teresa Weatherspoon to Run 2026 WNBA All-Star Game as GMs
The 2026 WNBA All-Star Game tips off July 25 at Chicago's United Center, with legends Cynthia Cooper and Teresa Weatherspoon drafting the teams as GMs to mark the league's 30th season. Caitlin Clark and A'ja Wilson headline Team Spoon; Paige Bueckers and Breanna Stewart lead Team Coop.
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SneakersNike Sabrina 4 LX 'White Label' Releases July 24 for $155
The Nike Sabrina 4 LX 'White Label' (IO2853-100) releases July 24 for $155, a reptile-textured Sail and Metallic Silver pair from Nike's WNBA All-Star Weekend pack.
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SportsGames to Watch — Wednesday, July 22: Dodgers-Phillies rubber game, doubleheaders at Yankee Stadium and Fenway
The Dodgers and Phillies split the first two games in Philadelphia and settle it Wednesday at 6:40 ET, with Aaron Nola on the mound and LA priced at just -120. Rainouts force doubleheaders at Yankee Stadium and Fenway, and the Aces visit Washington at 7:30.
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SportsGames to Watch — Monday, July 20: Dodgers at Phillies on ESPN, four WNBA games
The Dodgers (63-37) open a three-game set at Citizens Bank Park against the Phillies (55-45) at 7 PM ET on ESPN, with Philadelphia listed at -149. Four WNBA games follow, including the 20-6 Lynx in Seattle.
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SportsWNBA Suspends Sandy Brondello One Game Over Angel Reese 'Protected Species' Remark
The WNBA suspended Toronto Tempo head coach Sandy Brondello without pay for one game after she was caught on a hot mic calling Atlanta's Angel Reese a protected species. She apologized and serves the suspension Monday.
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SportsGames to Watch — Sunday, July 19: World Cup final at MetLife, Dodgers and Yankees play two
The World Cup final lands at MetLife Stadium at 3pm ET, with Argentina defending the title against a Spain side that has conceded one goal all tournament. The Dodgers and Yankees also play two in the Bronx, and the WNBA runs a three-game Sunday.
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SportsGames to Watch — Saturday, July 18: World Cup third-place playoff, Dodgers at Yankees
France and England close the World Cup out with the third-place playoff in Miami at 5pm ET. Then the Dodgers go for the series win at Yankee Stadium at 8:08pm on FOX, and the Liberty visit the Fever on CBS.
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SportsGames to Watch — Thursday, July 16: MLB's second half opens with one game, WNBA plays two
Baseball returns from the All-Star break with exactly one game: Mets at Phillies at 7 ET on ESPN, with Philadelphia listed at -131. The WNBA fills the rest of the night with a four-overtime rematch in Washington and the 16-8 Wings hosting the Liberty at 9.
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SportsGames to Watch — Wednesday, July 15: Golden State's win streak visits the Fever
The night's one live watch: Golden State's 7-game win streak and league-best defense visit Caitlin Clark's Fever at 8pm ET on USA. Indiana opened a 3.5-point favorite, total 166.5. MLB sits out the All-Star break.
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SportsGames to Watch — Tuesday, July 14: Spain-France World Cup semifinal and the MLB All-Star Game
A stacked Tuesday: the MLB All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park (8 ET, FOX), with the National League a 1.5-run home favorite, follows a Spain-France World Cup semifinal at AT&T Stadium (3 ET). Two WNBA games round out the slate.
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SportsGames to Watch — Monday, July 13: Lynx host the Mercury on a two-game WNBA night
The league-best Minnesota Lynx (17-6) host the Phoenix Mercury at 9 ET on Peacock, with rookie Olivia Miles fronting the Rookie of the Year race. Earlier, the Sparks visit the Atlanta Dream at 7 ET on USA Network. A quiet two-game WNBA night with MLB on its All-Star break.
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SportsGames to Watch — Sunday, July 12: Fever at the Aces on NBC, a 15-game MLB Sunday
The defending-champion Aces host the Fever on Sunday Night Basketball (9 ET, NBC), favored by 4.5 with Caitlin Clark sidelined. The rest of the day belongs to baseball, where the Dodgers, Brewers, and Cubs headline a 15-game MLB Sunday.