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Wimbledon 2026 live updates: Day 1 latest with Djokovic, Sabalenka and Sinner in action later
Follow live updates from the opening day of The 2026 Championships.
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As Bo Bichette returns to Toronto, other MLB stars discuss what it’s like going back home
Bryce Harper was mercilessly booed. Matt Olson got a warm welcome. Kevin Gausman didn’t get a video tribute. What awaits Bichette?
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Yankees embarrassed in sweep by last-place Red Sox: ‘We’ve got to do better’
The Yankees were done in at Fenway Park over the course of a four-game sweep thanks to a scuffling offense and depth issues.
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In college football, tie games have been dead for 30 years. It’s time to bring them back
These ambiguous and at times confusing results have gotten a bad rap. Their mere presence unlocks a whole new level of strategy (and chaos).
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Fox is having a strong World Cup. It could be its last
FIFA will have a wide range of suitors for future men’s World Cup TV rights in the U.S. “Hydration breaks” may drive the price up even more.
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Is baseball getting a World Cup bump? As fans flood host cities, MLB sells them on America’s game
MLB clubs have spent months planning promotions tied to the World Cup to court soccer fans, resulting in a number of attendance spikes.
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Big Zlatan kickoff? Fox taking World Cup studio team on the road, starting July 4: Sources
Taking a cue from college football, Fox will bring its popular studio show on-site at the World Cup, starting with the round of 16.
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How to watch Japan vs. Brazil 2026 World Cup match: TV channel, streaming options
Find out how to watch Japan play Brazil, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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How to watch 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup: TV channel, streaming and schedule for June 29
Find out how to watch the men’s World Cup, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Andy Roddick served tennis a fresh brand of analysis. ESPN and Wimbledon are next
Roddick’s insightful, high-tempo analysis on his podcast, “Served”, has garnered new fans. Now comes traditional broadcasting.
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