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SportsGames to Watch — Saturday, July 4: World Cup knockouts open, Dodgers host the Padres to close it
The World Cup Round of 16 opens on American soil on the Fourth, with Canada vs Morocco and France vs Paraguay, before the Dodgers (58-31) host the Padres at 10:10 PM ET as 1.5-run favorites to close a 15-game MLB night.
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SportsGames to Watch — Friday, July 3: World Cup knockouts, and the Lynx test the champs
Three World Cup knockout matches headline the Fourth of July eve slate, led by Argentina hosting debutant Cape Verde. At home, the WNBA-best Lynx (15-4) visit the defending-champion Liberty at 7:30 PM ET, where Vegas has Minnesota laying 2.5.
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SneakersSue Bird's Nike Zoom Huarache 2K4 PE Releases July 24 for $200
Nike will release Sue Bird's Zoom Huarache 2K4 player exclusive on July 24 for $200 — the first time the Seattle Storm legend's mid-2000s PE has ever hit retail.
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SportsThree Indiana Fever Players Named 2026 WNBA All-Star Starters
The Indiana Fever's Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark, and Kelsey Mitchell were named 2026 WNBA All-Star starters — the first time all three start — for the July 25 game at Chicago's United Center.
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SportsGames to Watch — Thursday, July 2: World Cup knockouts, and Sasaki draws the Padres
Three World Cup knockout matches headline Thursday, led by Austria vs Spain and Croatia vs Portugal. The domestic marquee is Padres at Dodgers (10:10 PM ET, Dodgers -1.5), with Roki Sasaki on the mound for LA.
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SportsNew York Liberty Beat Aces 93-85 to Win Second WNBA Commissioner's Cup
The New York Liberty beat the Las Vegas Aces 93-85 to become the first team to win two WNBA Commissioner's Cup titles, with Sabrina Ionescu scoring a Cup Championship record 26 points and Breanna Stewart adding 25 and 11 rebounds.
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SportsGames to Watch — Tuesday, June 30: Aces and Liberty Settle the Commissioner's Cup
A World Cup knockout day runs from lunch into the night, with France-Sweden at MetLife and Mexico hosting Ecuador in Mexico City. The Aces and Liberty meet at Barclays for the Commissioner's Cup at 7pm ET, New York a 5.5-point favorite.
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SportsMystics Beat Portland Fire 124-123 in WNBA's Second-Ever 4OT Game
The Washington Mystics edged the expansion Portland Fire 124-123 in four overtimes on June 28 — only the second quadruple-overtime game in WNBA history, with Sonia Citron, Michaela Onyenwere, and Kiki Iriafen combining for 89 points.
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SportsSophie Cunningham's 22-Second Pointing Standoff With DeWanna Bonner Draws Five Technicals
Sophie Cunningham's 22-second finger-pointing standoff with DeWanna Bonner — sparked by a technical called on Caitlin Clark — went viral during the Fever's 86-77 win over the Mercury and led to five technical fouls.
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SportsGames to Watch — Sunday, June 28: Red Sox chase a sweep of the Yankees
The Red Sox go for a four-game sweep of the Yankees on Sunday Night Baseball at Fenway (7:20 ET, Red Sox -114, total 8). Plus the Liberty visit the surprising Valkyries, both 12-7, at Chase Center (7 ET, ESPN).
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SportsGames to Watch — Saturday, June 27: World Cup group finales, plus Dodgers-Padres
Six World Cup group finales hit FOX and FS1 from 5 PM ET, with Argentina, Portugal, and England all closing out their groups, on top of Dodgers-Padres with Yamamoto at 8:40 PM and a full MLB and WNBA slate.
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SportsKamilla Cardoso Sets WNBA Record With 13-for-13 Night in Sky Win
Chicago Sky center Kamilla Cardoso went a perfect 13-for-13 for 30 points in a 124-94 win over the Portland Fire, breaking Nneka Ogwumike's 2016 WNBA record for the most field goals without a miss.