SURPRISE, ARIZONA - MARCH 11: Osleivis Basabe #39 of the San Francisco Giants hits a single against the Kansas City Royals during the third inning of the spring training game at Surprise Stadium on March 11, 2026 in Surprise, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) Getty
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - JULY 24: Casey Schmitt #10 of the San Francisco Giants hits a three-run home run in the bottom of the third inning against the Los Angeles Angels at Oracle Park on July 24, 2026 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images) Getty
The San Francisco Giants are currently taking on the Milwaukee Brewers (at home). SF won 3-0 over the Brewers on Monday to improve to 45-61.
It hasn't been the season anyone in the Giants organization has hoped for, but over the last two months, it's a good chance to see what the future holds and what young players can bring to the table. Basically, what I mean is roster transactions don't stop, and during the Brewers series, the Giants are promoting a 25-year-old infielder in the latest transaction.
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Tom Holland failed a husband test in hilarious fashion during a recent "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" interview with his wife Zendaya when he failed to remember the lyrics to her 2013 song, "Replay."
Holland, Zendaya and fellow "Spider-Man" co-star Jacob Batalon participated in an interview shared online Monday with Australian news outlet Pedestrian. During the conversation, the three were asked which one of them would be able to finish the lyrics to "one of the most iconic songs of all time," which turned out to be "Replay."
After interviewer Lachlan Guertin read out loud a few lines from the song, Holland and Batalon quickly gave up, with the former telling Guertin, "I have no idea." He also did not know Zendaya had already put it all together.
"That's my song, guys," Zendaya said, much to Holland and Batalon's embarrassment, adding, "Yeah, that's 'Replay.' So, thanks, guys. You know, you think you know someone, you know? And that's alright. It's okay."
"That was the wrong reaction," Holland admitted with his head in his hand. You can watch the full, cheeky moment yourself in the video below.

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In the best case scenario for Lachlan and Kaylen Bassett, one of them will be competing in the 2028 Olympics, the other will be supporting.
That's because the Australian brothers compete in the same category in canoe slalom, and only one can be at the Olympic starting line.
Kaylen, 29, and Lachlan, 26, have been competing in canoe slalom for over a decade. They started through school, a program where they went up to Sydney from their hometown Melbourne. Since then, it's been a passion for the entire family. While their father couldn't make the trip across the pacific for the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships in Oklahoma City, their mom was out there as a judge.
And the Bassett's case is not the only one. Not even in Australia.
Paddle Australia also features Olympic medalist-sisters Jessica and Noemie Fox.

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Following their first victory in Las Vegas Thursday, Golden State faced off against the Oklahoma City Thunder Sunday, giving Yaxel Lendeborg another chance to face a former Michigan teammate (Aday Mara) after squaring off against the Mavericks and Morez Johnson Jr.
Golden State handled the Thunder with ease, outscoring them in every quarter and cruising to a 104-79 win. Lendeborg was one of three Warriors with 14 points, tallying four ******* ists, three steals and two rebounds as well. Graham Ike was another standout from the starting lineup, posting 11 points, eight rebounds, two ******* ists and zero turnovers.
As for the bench, they were solid as usual with four double-digit scorers, including Nick Boyd (14 points, two rebounds and one steal) and Lachlan Olbrich (14 points, four rebounds, one ******* ist and three steals).
Now 2-0 to begin the summer, Golden State will have Monday off before suiting up Tuesday against recent No. 3 overall pick Cameron Boozer and the Memphis Grizzlies.
This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Lendeborg and Warriors defeat Mara and Thunder during NBA Summer League

Setting a screen for Bennett Stirtz, Aday Mara rolled to the rim. The two first-round picks connected. The seven-footer capped off the textbook pick-and-roll play as he barely needed to jump off the hardwood to get an easy layup. Even with a lopsided scoreboard, those two made this a fun watch.
The Oklahoma City Thunder remain winless in the July extravaganza. They fell in a 104-79 Summer League loss to the Golden State Warriors. That said, Mara and Stirtz looked much more comfortable. That's all you can ask for at this event.
In a matchup between two former Michigan teammates, Mara one-upped Yaxel Lendeborg — who's been a Summer League darling. The former blocked the latter on a second-chance look. Even with the Thunder falling behind early, his play left you encouraged. They were in a 27-16 deficit after the first quarter.
The second frame probably saw Mara's best stretch in Summer League. He backed down Lachlan Olbrich in the post. A couple of power-dribbles later, he went up for the one-handed jam. Later on, he went at Graham Ike in the post. This time, on a turnaround jumper he was fouled on. The Thunder scored 22 points in the second quarter. They entered halftime with a 53-38 deficit.
The second half was much of the same story. The Thunder stayed behind by double-digit points. Will Richard knocked down an outside jumper to make it a 63-43 contest with seven minutes to go in the third quarter. At that point, the Thunder were in a 20-point hole just three minutes into the second half. Any intrigue from this game — in terms of the final result — was lost early on.

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Dundee United may have added eight new players but manager Jim Goodwin remains busy with his squad-building plans as he seeks to add threat on the wings.
Forwards Jesse Randall, Lachlan Rose and Idjessi Metsoko are among the summer recruits for the team that finished seventh in the Premiership last season.
"We're still nowhere near finished," Goodwin said in a club media interview. "We need to add more at the top end of the pitch, particularly in the wide areas.
"Jesse Mitsoko gives us three really good options at the top end with Zac Sapsford and Lachie Rose."
Jesse Randall is yet to arrive after appearing as a substitute in all three of New Zealand's group games at the World Cup.

After two dominant wins to open up their 2026 NBA Summer League campaign, the Golden State Warriors faced the Miami Heat Monday. Having faced the San Antonio Spurs Sunday evening, the Warriors decided to rest four main contributors: Yaxel Lendeborg, LJ Cryer, Malevy Leons and Will Richard.
This opened up the door for new players to receive an opportunity, and the three Warriors who led the way were familiar faces. After a solid performance against San Antonio, which included 12 points off the bench, Deivon Smith entered the starting lineup and tallied 16 points, nine rebounds, five ****** ists and one steal. Chance McMillian also had another solid game, following up 12 points against the Spurs with 14 against Miami.
But once again, there was no stronger performer on Golden State's roster than Lachlan Olbrich, who was nothing short of dominant off the bench, scoring 21 points on a perfect 7-for-7 shooting to go along with six rebounds, one ****** ist and one steal. Olbrich has impressed in all three summer league appearances thus far, averaging 13.3 points, five rebounds and three ****** ists off the bench after finishing the 2025-26 NBA season with the Chicago Bulls. If he can keep this performance up, he may be able to earn a standard contract either with Golden State or elsewhere.
Now 2-1 to begin the summer, Golden State will return to action July 9 against the Dallas Mavericks.
This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Australian forward continues to lead Golden State's summer league team

Once again, the Golden State Warriors dominated during the 2026 NBA Summer League, defeating the San Antonio Spurs in blowout fashion, 98-69.
Following a 19-point game and a perfect shooting night in his debut, recent No. 11 overall pick Yaxel Lendeborg struggled a bit Sunday, tallying 11 points on 4-for-11 shooting. However, he did make his impact felt in other ways, tallying eight rebounds, two ***** ists, two blocks and one steal.
Malevy Leons, a two-way player with the Warriors, was solid as well, scoring eight points and grabbing nine rebounds. But for the second straight game, Lachlan Olbrich turned heads, leading the team in scoring with 13 points on 6-for-8 shooting to go along with four ***** ists, three rebounds and no turnovers in 15 minutes off the bench. If the Australian can continue his impressive play, he may earn a two-way contract by the end of the summer.
Lastly, Deivon Smith and Chance McMillan were bright sports off the bench too, combining for 24 points, eight rebounds, seven ***** ists and five steals.
This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Top performers from Golden State's second summer league game versus Spurs

The Golden State Warriors opened their 2026 Summer League campaign with a blowout win against the Los Angeles Lakers, defeating their Pacific Division rivals by a score of 104-72.
The game offered Warriors fans their first look at No. 11 overall pick Yaxel Lendeborg, who was dominant. The former Michigan Wolverine was a perfect 6-for-6 from the field, including 4-for-4 from 3-point range, scoring 19 points in 22 minutes. He also tallied six ****** ists, five rebounds, one steal and one block.
Will Richard impressed as well, scoring 16 points on 6-for-8 shooting, including 4-for-5 from beyond the arc, to go along with three rebounds, three ****** ists and three steals. Despite missing four free throws, Lachlan Olbrich was a bright spot off the bench, tallying a +27 plus-minus, scoring six points with five rebounds, four ****** ists, one block and zero turnovers.
Recent No. 24 overall selection Cameron Carr was the lone bright spot for the Lakers, also scoring 19 points on 7-for-15 shooting. The Warriors will suit up next against the Milwaukee Bucks Saturday.
This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Warriors dominate Lakers in Yaxel Lendeborg's NBA Summer League debut

Follow along for every pick of the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft.
The Los Angeles Lakers acquired Baylor guard Cameron Carr, who was initially drafted by the New York Knicks with the 24th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft at the Barclays Center.
The third-team All-Big 12 selection averaged 18.9 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.6 ***** ists last season.
The Lakers moved up one spot, sending the 25th overall pick and cash considerations to the Knicks. Los Angeles picked Spain guard Sergio De Larrea, the Spanish Super Tournament MVP for New York.
The Lakers have not drafted in the first round since 2024. They drafted Lachlan Olbrich in the second round last year, but he was sent to the Chicago Bulls.

Fox Corp. has agreed to acquire the streaming platform Roku Inc. in a deal valued at $22 billion, the companies announced Monday.
The deal will combine the Murdoch family's media ******* ets, which include its news, sports and broadcast channels, with the San José-based streaming platform that reaches 100 million consumers globally.
The acquisition would give Fox access to consumer households at a time when the traditional pay-TV universe continues its slow decline as viewers move away from cable and satellite services to video streaming. Fox already owns the free ad-supported streaming service Tubi, which recently became profitable.
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"This is a defining moment for Fox and a natural extension of the deliberate and focused strategy we have been executing for nearly a decade," Fox Corp. Executive Chair Lachlan Murdoch said in a statement.

RANCHO CORDOVA, California: Lachlan Turner led the first and last lap of Moto 1 of the Hangtown Classic at Prairie City SVRA to begin her 2024 and 2025 **** le defense with a victory, but for most of the 12 minutes plus one lap, it appeared Christi Cannon would stand on the top of the podium.
Turner earned the holeshot and pulled a gap on the field, but almost immediately after jumping across the finish line, she put her bike on the ground and handed the lead to Cannon.
"I just made it hard on myself," Turner told NBC Sports after the moto. "I got the holeshot, then led and fell over and had to work my way up. I really worked for that one, so it means a lot."
Turner regained her flow and tracked down the top three. She was in second by the completion of Lap 3, but Cannon had a solid lead.
Cannon rode flawlessly for most of the moto until a mistake on the final lap caused her to lose the backend of her bike. Turner zipped by and beat the field to the finish line by two seconds.