Fabrizio Romano has advised Liverpool fans to 'stay tuned' for the possibility of a 'surprising' transfer to Anfield in the final three days of the summer transfer window.
The Reds are reportedly on the verge of completing the marquee addition of Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain in a deal which could reach £123m, but it seems increasingly likely that Cody Gakpo may be on his way out of Merseyside amid a prospective bid from Manchester City.
Even if those two transfers materialise, it appears that Richard Hughes could seek to bring in one more winger before the Tuesday night deadline.
Romano posted an update on his eponymous YouTube channel on Sunday morning in which he indicated that Liverpool haven't given up on a potential last-minute swoop for Ismaila Sarr and could yet pivot to a different option in the next 48 hours.
He explained: "For Liverpool fans, we have to understand who's going to be the replacement. It could be at any moment so stay tuned. It could be in the next hours.

#stay #tuned #transfer #fabrizio

The Tennessee ***** ans have wrapped up training camp and the preseason, and finished an uneven week with a 25-15 loss to the Chicago Bears in the preseason finale.
With the preseason behind them, all of the attention now turns to general manager Mike Borgonzi, who must trim Tennessee's roster from 91 players to 53 before his attention turns to the practice squad. Borgonzi has plenty of work to do. Will he look outside the organization for help on the offensive line or with the pass rush?
The ***** ans will face some difficult decisions on both sides of the ball. Will they keep six wide receivers? Is former starting quarterback Will Levis worth a roster spot? How will special teams prowess factor into the final roster makeup? Who will be the surprise addition to the final 53-man roster?
We're tracking the ***** ans' roster cuts as they happen before Sunday's deadline. Stay tuned to this page for updates.
The NFL requires all 32 teams to trim their rosters down to 53 players by Sunday, Aug. 30, at 6 p.m. ET.

#borgonzi #attention #turns

The Washington Commanders have completed training camp and the preseason. It was a rough final week for the Commanders, who struggled in Wednesday's joint practice with the Baltimore Ravens before losing 41-3 in the final preseason game.
With the preseason behind them, all of the attention now turns to general manager Adam Peters, who must trim Washington's roster from 90 players to 53 before then turning his attention to the practice squad. Peters has plenty of work to do. Will he look outside the organization for offensive line depth?
The Commanders will face some difficult decisions. Will they keep six or seven wide receivers? Is former third-round pick Luke McCaffrey on the roster bubble? Does Peters keep both rookie running backs? How many cornerbacks? Several starters are battling injuries ahead of Week 1. How will that impact Washington's initial 53-man roster?
We're tracking the Commanders' roster cuts as they happen before Sunday's deadline. Stay tuned to this page for updates.
Washington waived safety Qwuantrezz Knight, via John Keim of ESPN.

#washington #week #final

The final weekend of August is the cue for many to squeeze in a little late-summer fun. But for football fans, it's time for an early welcome to the fall gridiron action.
College football is back with a broad slate of Week 0 action across the country. Monmouth will help ring in the 2026 season with one of the most exciting matchups on Saturday. The No. 23 Hawks go on the road to face No. 15 Tennessee Tech in one of just two Division I matchups between ranked teams during the opening weekend of action.
The APP will have live updates and ******* ysis of the Monmouth season opener as it unfolds. Stay tuned here for all the latest on the Hawks as they try to pull off a major road upset.
Quarterback13 Frankie Weaver (6-5, 215, R-Fr.)Running Back3 Elijah Jennings (5-9, 180, R-So.)6 Kenny Smith Jr. (5-10, 190, R-Fr.)28 ******* r Treadwell (6-1, 225, R-So.)Wide Receiver0 Gavin Nelson (6-0, 180, R-Sr.)7 Tra Neal (6-1, 180, R-Jr.)14 Christian Harrison (6-0, 195, Jr.)Tight End88 Marcus Middleton (6-3, 235, R-Jr.)84 Shane Garrett (6-4, 240, R-Jr.)Left Tackle73 Matt Fries (6-5, 295, R-Sr.)71 Moses Gakodi (6-5, 315, R-So.)Left Guard61 Collin Goetter (6-4, 295, R-So.)75 Bleek Turner (6-4, 305, R-Fr.)Center65 Kevin Shriner (6-1, 300, R-Sr.)79 Alec Grijalva (6-4, 305, R-Sr.)Right Guard74 Michael Petito (6-2, 325, R-Jr.) OR70 Reed Collins (6-5, 310, Gr.)Right Tackle77 Josh Duran (6-6, 305, R-Jr.) OR60 Brady O'Hara (6-7, 300, R-Fr.)Defensive End4 Hunter Watson (6-5, 260, R-So.)Defensive Tackle8 JJ Lewis (6-3, 280, Sr.)90 Brendan Bigos (6-4, 280, R-Sr.)92 Bryce Rooks (6-0, 295, R-Sr.)Defensive End52 Mounir Keshen (6-2, 245, So.)Linebacker27 Spencer Kishbaugh (6-3, 225, R-Jr.)5 Charlie Sasso (6-0, 230, R-Sr.)1 Ryan Russo (6-2, 230, R-Sr.)Star20 Hasson Manning Jr. (5-11, 190, Sr.)Safety2 Jaeden Jones (6-0, 200, Jr.)26 Donovan Fey (6-2, 205, R-Jr.)Cornerback22 Christian Palmer Jr. (6-1, 185, So.)24 Zac Ricci (5-11, 175, R-Jr.)
Game: No. 23/22 Monmouth vs. No. 15/14 Tennessee Tech

#Tech #christian #right #weekend

This was expected move, but there could be another shoe about to drop. The New Orleans Saints are waiving backup quarterback Hunter Dekkers ahead of Sunday's NFL roster cuts deadline, as first reported by Mike Triplett for NewOrleans.Football and confirmed by ESPN's Katherine Terrell. Dekkers was buried on the depth chart behind Tyler Shough, Spencer Rattler, and Zach Wilson which meant he didn't see a single rep in team drills at training camp. That didn't stop the Saints from throwing him into a two-minute drill during a preseason game to see if he could sink or swim. The left-handed quarterback almost pulled it off.
As we suggested, this may not be the end of the line for Dekkers in New Orleans. The Saints signed him to their practice squad last year as an undrafted rookie, waited for his injured shoulder to heal up during the season, and let him go to try his hand in the UFL. When the spring league wrapped up, he was welcomed back in time for training camp. Maybe the southpaw gets smore time to develop on the practice squad this year. Or maybe another team likes what they've seen from his UFL game tape and plucky preseason cameo enough to claim him off waivers. Stay tuned.
This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Saints shake up the depth chart, waive second-year quarterback

#depth

The Cleveland Browns have until Sunday at 6:00 PM ET to make roster cuts and announce their initial 53-man roster. Some of those cuts or rumors about roster moves might leak early, though. The Browns may also announce them in waves — for example, some cuts may be announced Friday, some on Saturday, etc.
All players who are released with less than four years of service must go through waivers and are eligible to be claimed by any other team until 1:00 PM ET on Monday. After that, any unclaimed player can be signed and teams will begin to fill out their 16-man practice squads.
Veterans with more than four years of service can sign immediately after being released.
You can also use the comments section to discuss cuts around the NFL that may be of interest to Cleveland. According to FanDuel, the Browns are 225/1 odds to win the Super Bowl, heading into final roster cuts.
7:30 AM: Reminder that the Browns are scheduled to practice today, with players speaking to the media at 11 AM, with Todd Monken following at 11:50 before the 12:15 practice. It would be somewhat strange, unless there was some secret plan with a player or two, for more than 53 players to be practicing today. Then again, Monken can do what he wants until the players are cut. Would also be risking injuries for players who are going to get cut and could sign elsewhere. Just seems unlikely, so stayed tuned here to the tracker all morning!

#released

The Cleveland Browns have until Sunday at 6:00 PM ET to make roster cuts and announce their initial 53-man roster. Some of those cuts or rumors about roster moves might leak early, though. The Browns may also announce them in waves — for example, some cuts may be announced Friday, some on Saturday, etc.
All players who are released with less than four years of service must go through waivers and are eligible to be claimed by any other team until 1:00 PM ET on Monday. After that, any unclaimed player can be signed and teams will begin to fill out their 16-man practice squads.
Veterans with more than four years of service can sign immediately after being released.
You can also use the comments section to discuss cuts around the NFL that may be of interest to Cleveland. According to FanDuel, the Browns are 225/1 odds to win the Super Bowl, heading into final roster cuts.
7:30 AM: Reminder that the Browns are scheduled to practice today, with players speaking to the media at 11 AM, with Todd Monken following at 11:50 before the 12:15 practice. It would be somewhat strange, unless there was some secret plan with a player or two, for more than 53 players to be practicing today. Then again, Monken can do what he wants until the players are cut. Would also be risking injuries for players who are going to get cut and could sign elsewhere. Just seems unlikely, so stayed tuned here to the tracker all morning!

#roster #practice #monken

The IndyCar Freedom 250 race had a lot of eyes on it.
FOX Sports issued a press release on Tuesday, Aug. 25 saying that 3.282 million fans tuned into the one-off race, which was held in a rectangular-circuit through Washington, D.C. The start/finish line was in front of the U.S. Capitol and a stretch of the track went down Pennsylvania Avenue.
Since Sunday's competition was the first, and only, edition of the race, there are no direct viewership ratings to compare. But FOX said that this number is the most-watched non-Indy 500 IndyCar race since 2008 when open-wheel racing in the United States was united in a merger between Indy Racing League and Champ Car.
This year's Indy 500 had an audience of 6.635 million viewers, a 6% decrease from 2025, FOX's first season as IndyCar's broadcast partner. This year's Grand Prix at Road America previously was the most-watched race besides the Indy 500 with an audience of 1.803 million.
The network added that the audience for the Freedom 250 was a 279% increase from the average Sunday viewership of an IndyCar (non-Indy 500) race during the 2025 season.

#united

Fight fans tuned in to LFA 239 on Friday night (Aug. 22, 2026) in hopes of some memorable MMA action, but instead they ended up witnessing one of the worst cases of staph infection to ever enter the cage.
Friday's LFA 239 event in Ventura, Calif., was headlined by a featherweight clash between Chris Mecate and Manuel Exposito. The fight itself was an entertaining back-and-forth that saw Mecate walk away with the unanimous decision win, but that's not what fans will remember the most. It will be the apparent staph infection that made Mecate's back look like it was about to pop.
While fight fans have seen some gnarly staph infections over the years it's usually not big enough to make a noticeable difference. That was not the case on Friday as Mecate's alleged staph infection took up a whole portion of his back. Making matters worse is that Exposito kept making contact with it. It's hard not to throughout 15 minutes of fighting, but still a gross scene to say the least.
Check it out below:
Of course, fight fans were quick to notice the main event gross fest and quickly took to social media to discuss. Not only were they disgusted by the actual ailment, but many called out the California State Athletic Commission for allowing Mecate to compete in the first place.

#fans #mecate #exposito #Event

Los Angeles Dodgers center fielder Andy Pages suffered a left-hand contusion during the series opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday, Aug 21.
He was hit by a 100.2 mph sinker thrown by Pirates right-handed pitcher Bubba Chandler in the third inning.
Pages did not initially leave the game after he was visited by manager Dave Roberts and a trainer.
The All-Star remained in the game before officially leaving in the fifth inning. He was replaced in center field by Kiké Hernandez.
Stay tuned for an update after the conclusion of the game.

#pages #Dodgers #andy #pittsburgh

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If you were tuned into the WNBA in the summer of 2025, you were certainly aware of some rather interesting projectiles being thrown onto courts by fans. For a while, it appeared those shenanigans were over with — until Thursday night.
Over one year after the WNBA was forced to release a statement regarding **** toys being thrown onto courts at games, it happened again in Thursday's Dream vs. Sparks matchup.
After a green **** toy was thrown onto the court during Atlanta's win, Angel Reese was seen quickly pointing out the fan who threw it from the bench.
Here's a look at the clip from Thursday's incident and what to know about its history at WNBA games.

#onto #sparks #green #court

Mark Walter has agreed to sell his majority ownership stake in the Los Angeles Lakers just a little more than one year after buying it, a fascinating development with several side stories likely to continue unfolding over the coming months.
The deal will also — maybe — end the Buss family's 47-year run as stewards of the franchise. At least that's what five of the six Buss siblings are hoping for. They've voted to sell their roughly 18 percent share in the team. Since the lone holdout is Jeanie Buss, the most powerful of the bunch, the five-against-one showdown kind of feels like a coin flip. Stay tuned.
Meanwhile, the feds continue to dig into Walter's sprawling business empire from multiple angles. You can read all about that here, and about some of Walter's countermoves here.
We'll touch on the saga a little bit in this week's quiz, with a whole lot more along the way. So enjoy, and make sure you try out our Connections: Sports Edition game, too!
Mark Walter agrees to sell Lakers one year after buying the franchise

#walter #little

When the term "sleeper" comes up in fantasy leagues, it can elicit an eye-roll or two. We get it. Your mileage may vary on where these players fit in your draft plan, but for us, it's all about value relative to draft position.
The Rotoworld Football crew put together their list of 2026 sleepers below, which runs the gamut from familiar names to ones where you have to scroll down a bit in your draft room. Stay tuned for our "bust" selections later this week.
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Let's count the number of third or fourth-down snaps that Woody Marks played last year: It was 34. Dare Ogunbowale was getting third-down work for the Texans over Marks in most situations last year. Now I'm supposed to believe that the Texans, who traded a fourth-round pick for David Montgomery and gave him a new contract, are going to split third-down snaps off to a guy that did little empirically last year and who they clearly didn't trust? I'm sure Marks will have a role here, and I'm sure Montgomery won't play 85 percent of the snaps. But he might play 80, and the volume role in an offense that wants to run has me very optimistic that Montgomery will smash his RB20-ish ADP as long as he stays healthy. - Rivers McCown
As the resident Keaton Mitchell truther, I have no choice but to tout him as a sleeper for this upcoming season. Mitchell has been one of the most explosive players in the league since making the Ravens as a rookie UDFA in 2023. His career 6.8 yards per touch, which comes on a limited 140-touch sample, is tied for the highest in the league among 84 RBs with 140 or more touches, and now he has a chance to work with a coach who will value his abilities both as a runner and a pass-catcher in Mike McDaniel. Mitchell was underutilized during his time with the Ravens. Despite a college profile that included 60 receptions over three seasons, Mitchell managed just 19 receptions in three seasons with the Ravens and was used almost exclusively as a runner. Early training camp reports have suggested he will be much more involved in the passing game, which could make for a decent floor in PPR leagues, especially if he operates at the clear No. 2 back behind Omarion Hampton. - Zachary Krueger

#mitchell #Ravens #Third #last

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With all the celebrity breakups that have already gone down this year (Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke! Kelsea Ballerini and Chase Stokes! Karol G and Feid!), it's hard to believe that love is even real anymore, right? Wrong. From friends turned lovers (hi, Kim and Lewis) to brand-new love matches (looking at you, Dakota and Role Model), love is in the air, and I am here for it.
If you, like me, simply cannot get enough, then it's time to take a journey down a romance rabbit hole of all the celebrity couples who've debuted their relationships in 2026—and are still going strong! Will any of these couples make it to 2027? It's too soon to say. But I'm down to start taking bets. (And while you're here: Feel free to revisit all the brand-new celeb couples that came out of 2025.)
Fans were thrilled when Katie was first spotted holding hands with artist Jason Bard Yarmosky—and as it turns out, this thing may be more than a fling!
The two have already made their first red carpet appearance together, so stay tuned for more updates as I have them.

#love #brand

Duke has offered several prospects this summer, and the latest offer goes out to DeMarcus Henry.
A 6-7 wing with a 6-11 wingspan, he's ranked as high as third in his class. Widely seen as a two-way talent, he's gotten offers from Louisville, Kentucky, UConn, Ohio State, and more.
This Yahoo article tries to make it a Duke-UNC battle, but it's not that yet, and may never be. It's going to be quite a battle, so unless he has someone in mind already, it'll probably be a while before he cuts his list down, so stay tuned.
Current offers below.
Class of 2027:

#louisville

90 Day Fiancé star Tyray Mollett made his debut on the television series while he was in an online relationship; he reveals that at the time he was over 400 lbs.
In a year, Mollett underwent gastric sleeve surgery for weight loss and then a hair transplant
He shares how it's impacted his confidence and the future of his dating life
Those tuned into TLC's 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days may know Tyray Mollett as the guy who was scammed and catfished, but he's not letting the rejection define him.
It all started in 2023, when cameras followed California-based Mollett and his four-year online relationship with a Barbadian woman named Carmella. But he never got his happy ending after production discovered that his one love was really a man named Christian, who he had given thousands of dollars to under the guise of what turned out to be made-up romance.

#mollett #fianc #made #days

The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams are set to face off in a highly anticipated preseason exhibition at Arrowhead Stadium this afternoon.
Both teams attempted to reinvent themselves during the 2026 offseason, and even agreed to a trade that saw veteran defensive back Trent McDuffie join the Rams after an impressive four-year tenure with the Chiefs.
Star quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Matthew Stafford aren't expected to take the field for more than a handful of snaps in today's game, but second and third-string hopefuls are sure to give the crowd something to cheer for.
Stay tuned to this live blog for real-time updates on Kansas City's preseason matchup against Los Angeles:
TV channel: KSHB 41Start time: 3:00 p.m. CTAnnouncers: Ari Wolfe (play-by-play), Trent Green (analyst)Sideline reporter: Kimmi Chex, Matt McMullen

#kansas #preseason #play #arrowhead

Real Madrid have confirmed that they are set to sign Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig.
PSG had originally been leading the race for the 19-year-old, however, the European champions ended their pursuit after having a bid of over £100 million turned down.
Liverpool also had a bid for the Ivory Coast international rejected earlier in the window, before turning their attention elsewhere.
Diomande was recognised as the Bundesliga's Young player of the Season last term. He netted 12 goals and registered eight ******* ists in the league last season, with Madrid set to pay a reported £120m for the youngster.
He will join as Real Madrid's sixth signing of the summer since Jose Moruinho retuned to the club, following the arrivals of Bernardo Silva, Ibrahima Konate, Denzel Dumfries, Marc Cucurella and Carlos Espi.

#real #diomande #last #ivory

More than 60 million viewers across the U.S. tuned into the 2026 men's World Cup final between Spain and Argentina last month, between Fox and Spanish-language rights holder Telemundo. How many will tune into Netflix's coverage of the 2027 women's World Cup final, as of now, remains arguably the biggest experiment for FIFA and the women's game — and a potential test case for the men.
Fox, the American broadcaster that has held the English-language rights for six editions of the men's and women's tournaments, will be off duty for the first time since 2014. The shift from one of the primary broadcasters in the United States to streaming giant Netflix is a seismic one that has inspired plenty of nerves among women's soccer fans. It also opens up the doors to reimagining the coverage of the sport's biggest moment.
No financials were disclosed when the deal was announced in 2024, though last week Bloomberg News reported that Netflix paid around $200 million for the two editions of the tournament. FIFA's decision to split up the men's and women's tournaments' media rights allowed the women's tournament to establish and develop its own commercial value. Fox shelled out $485 million for the 2026 men's World Cup alone. That price is expected to rise considerably for the next men's tournament. (FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has gone on record saying that the men's tournaments should, in part, remain free to air.)
Netflix has been making some bets of its own on live sports, picking and choosing where to acquire more events, including the MLB Home Run Derby, boxing and NFL holiday games. Netflix hit a high mark for the most-streamed NFL game thanks in part to Beyoncé's halftime show during a game between the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans on Christmas Day 2024, with the stream peaking at 27 million during halftime.
Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters noted on an earnings call that live events have been key to driving sign-ups. Live programming has driven six out of the top 10 new subscriber sign-up days over the past five years.

#netflix #million #final

The Yankees' Tuesday night showdown against the Cardinals had more buzz to it than the majority of the 2026 season to date, as rookie George Lombard Jr. was called up to make his MLB debut. It went swimmingly, with Ryan Weathers and company combining on a shutout that featured excellent defense from Lombard at the six as well as a solo shot off Hunter Dobbins for his first career homer.
So there's an energy in the Bronx again today with Lombard preparing for Act II (as it were) while the Yanks go for the series victory over St. Louis to keep pace with the surging division rival Rays and Red Sox. But we're going to have to wait at least a little while to get this one underway. The tarp is on the field at Yankee Stadium and they've already announced that the game will not begin at 7:05pm ET as originally planned.
There's some more rain in the forecast, but there should hopefully be a window if AccuWeather is correct. In the YES Network clip below, announcer Ryan Ruocco also noted that they "are expecting baseball." The Yankees and Cardinals have a mutual offday tomorrow, so it's possible that the finale could get pushed to then, but they would probably like to just get this one over with and have a more natural breather on Thursday. The Cardinals also do not return to New York this year, as they've finished their season series with the Mets.
Stay tuned.
It looks like this will only be an hour-long rain delay, as the Yankees have announced an 8:05pm ET start time. Will Warren will be on the ***** p to deliver the first pitch for New York.

#cardinals

The Chicago Bears are back on the practice field at Halas Hall on Tuesday for their sixth training camp practice of the summer, where's there's been plenty of notable headlines and standouts.
With media and fans in attendance, there's plenty to keep an eye on during Tuesday's practice, which marks the second padded workout of the summer.
Quarterback Caleb Williams is entering his third season with high expectations after a breakout sophomore campaign. He'll lead what was one of the NFL's best offenses from a season ago, where weapons Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Colston Loveland and Zavion Thomas present unlimited opportunities in the passing game. There are also a number of position battles underway, including at nickel cornerback, left tackle and long snapper.
Here are some live updates from those in attendance at Day 6 of Bears training camp:
Practice begins at 8:30 a.m. CT. Reports from practice below! Stay tuned for post-practice coverage.

#plenty #season #halas

There's nothing like waiting until the last minute, and that's exactly what happened on an action-packed day across the MLB as the trade deadline came and went at 4 p.m. MDT on Monday.
The Rockies waded into the chaos, making three of their four trades in the final hours on Monday, but didn't end up dealing Hunter Goodman, who weighed heavily in the trade rumor mill. Colorado started the day by dealing center fielder Brenton Doyle to the Chicago White Sox, then sent former starter and current RHP reliever Antonio Senzatela to the Milwaukee Brewers and finished off by shipping right-handed reliever Victor Vodnik to the Miami Marlins. Earlier in July, the Rockies traded RHP reliever Seth Halvorsen to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Now, it's time to get back to baseball. That is, if the weather will allow it.
After notching triple digits again on Monday, a storm appears to be rolling in.
Stay tuned to Purple Row for any weather updates.

#Monday

After what was a fairly quiet trade deadline for Milwaukee through roughly 2 p.m. CT, the Brewers finally made their first move at roughly 2:15, acquiring right-handed starter Dustin May and left-handed reliever JoJo Romero in a trade with the Cardinals, per Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic.
The return in the trade is not yet known. Stay tuned here for updates.

#handed #romero

Today's the big day, folks. It's Monday, August 3 and it's time to get locked in since the deadline is officially at 6:00 p.m. ET. Will the Braves make a huge splash? Will AA surprise us? Will it all be a big dud? It's time to figure it all out! Keep it locked here as we'll be trying to parse all of the major rumors of the day, whether they're Braves-related or just intriguing for the bigger picture. Let's get into it, folks!
[11:48 a.m. ET]: Here's the graphic for Suter, so it's official.
[11:32 a.m. ET]: The Braves have made their first deadline day deal. They've linked up with the Angels (again) and reportedly lefty reliever Brent Suter is heading to Atlanta. We've got more on the trade here.
[11:05 a.m. ET]: Not a trade update but just a heads up that our very own Gaurav Vedak will be returning to BravesVision on Thursday, so stay tuned for that!
[10:37 a.m. ET]: In case you're wondering how the Phillies are going to make all of this work, they're definitely going to have to move some parts around. We'll see how this goes.

#suter #we 'll #they 're

Folks, we have another trade! According to Jeff Passan from ESPN, the Atlanta Braves have once again linked up with their frequent trade partners from the AL West, the Los Angeles Angels. This time, they've added to their bullpen by bringing in lefty reliever Brent Suter.
We'll have more to come, so stay tuned…

#jeff

As of publishing this, it's the morning of the 2026 MLB trade deadline, which ends at 6 p.m. ET. And there's A LOT of buzz surrounding Baltimore Orioles' catcher and DH Adley Rutschman, the former No. 1 overall pick in 2019 who hasn't been as good as he was to start his Major League career.
There are a lot of rumors swirling on social media involving an AL East team -- OK, fine, it's the New York Yankees -- but as of publishing this, nothing official. So here's what we know about the reports about Rutschman being moved.
Per MLB.com on Saturday: "Five American League teams are believed to be looking for catching help -- the Yankees, Red Sox, Rays, White Sox and Rangers -- creating a competitive market for any team with a backstop to move."
So it's not JUST the Yankees who could be in on the talented backstop. Stay tuned!
Back in July, Rutschman was put on the 10-day IL due to left wrist inflammation. He could start a rehab **** ignment this week, which means he could be ready for whoever acquires him... IF a team trades for him.

#team #league

The Atlanta Braves have struck again in the trade market and this time, they are bringing a starting pitcher to town. According to MLB Insider Robert Murray of FanSided, the Braves are picking up RHP Tyler Mahle from the Giants in exchange for RHP Anthony Molina.
The Atlanta Braves are acquiring right-hander Tyler Mahle in a trade with the San Francisco Giants, according to sources familiar with the deal. Anthony Molina is going to the Giants.
More to come, so stay tuned.

#atlanta

For the past nine years, Audi and FC Bayern have brought world-class football to fans around the globe. To mark the 10th anniversary, the German record-breaking champions are heading back to Asia for an amazing journey from 1 to 8 August 2026! This year's tour takes the team to two stunning destinations: the beautiful island of Jeju in South Korea and the vibrant metropolis of Hong Kong.
Fans can look forward to an itinerary full of highlights, including a friendly match against Jeju SK FC and Aston Villa in Hong Kong. But that's not all: alongside FC Bayern legends, fan events and open training sessions, Audi will present a one-of-a-kind, specially foiled Audi RS e-tron GT designed exclusively for this milestone tour.
A historic anniversary, world-class football and unforgettable memories await. Stay tuned and get ready to join us on this epic summer journey!
All the info on the Audi Summer Tour 2026

#audi #bayern #kong

NASCAR arrived at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the 2026 Brickyard 400, and the 22nd points race of the season was intense. Ty Gibbs won Stage 1 while Ross Chastain won Stage 2; however, neither driver was able to enter victory lane. Instead, it was a 23XI Racing driver who shocked the NASCAR world.
At the end of the day, Heim won his first career Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis. After a slight overview of the notable moments, here are the NASCAR TV ratings following the 2026 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon!
NASCAR and Warner Bros. Discovery earned 2.384 million average viewers for the Brickyard 400 on TNT. At its peak, 3.1 million viewers were tuned in from 5:15 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET on TNT and truTV. Overall, it was a great turnout for NASCAR and Warner Bros. Discovery on Sunday afternoon.
NASCAR's 2027 Cup Series schedule release timeline revealed
This article originally appeared on Motorsports Wire: NASCAR TV ratings for Cup Series race at Indianapolis in July 2026

#indianapolis #discovery

Many viewers who tuned in for Thursday night's Major League Baseball game between the Washington Nationals and Atlanta Braves were surprised to see who was in the ESPN broadcast booth.
Karl Ravech had the play-by-play duties alongside color commentator Eduardo Pérez.
The supposedly laid off Karl Ravech is in the booth calling Braves-Nationals for ESPN tonight
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— Awful Announcing (awfulannouncing) July 30, 2026
This comes just over a week after Ravech was reportedly part of the layoffs at ESPN. Ravech has been an ESPN anchor, play-by-play announcer, and a huge part of the Worldwide Leader's baseball coverage for 33 years. He learned he was being laid off by a reporter, a tactic that former SportsCenter anchor Dan Patrick called out.

#ravech #Baseball #part