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MLB issued uniform violation warnings to Giants pitchers who wrote Bible verses on their hats for Pride Night.

Landen Roupp, who wrote Genesis 9:11-16 on his hat, said: "There’s a freedom of speech and stuff like that, so that’s really all I have to say about that."

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Iran was told to leave the U.S. immediately after their first match, which some officials had to watch from Mexico after being denied entry to America.

"Everything is like a disaster," captain Mehdi Taremi says.

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Lionel Messi is both the youngest and oldest player to score a World Cup goal for Argentina 🇦🇷

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The Portland Fire don't want to aim for a lottery pick—they want to make the playoffs in their first season in the WNBA.

GM Vanja Černivec told FOS that the expansion team “100%” wants to make the playoffs.

[Margaret Fleming @mgfleming12]

Lio Messi with Argentina’s first goal of the World Cup. This place just erupted:

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A Boston man befriended Scottish fans staying in an Airbnb across from his house for the World Cup.

24K followers later, and thanking one Scottish fan who got him World Cup tickets with an unforgettable Red Sox game. He's become "Scotland's World Cup Dad."

By @EllynBriggs ⬇️

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The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs averaged 2.2M viewers across ESPN networks, up 127% from 2025 and 19% from 2024.

It marks the most-watched postseason in NHL history.

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A plane departing San José International Airport cast a massive shadow, briefly visible on the live broadcast, over the Qatar-Switzerland World Cup match at Levi’s Stadium ✈️

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Brendan Sorsby is entering the NFL supplemental draft, which is held only when a player is deemed ineligible by the NCAA after the NFL draft.

A player hasn’t been selected in it since 2019, but Sorsby is the best prospect to enter it in a decade.

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This bus driver in Mexico was streaming World Cup matches for passengers mid-route.

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Almost 25% of players at the World Cup are representing a country they weren't born in.

This is how World Cup teams are stacking their rosters with more foreign-born players than ever before.

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Scottie Scheffler arrives at the U.S. Open with a chance to take another step toward history.

He needs a U.S. Open win to complete the career Grand Slam and is also closing in on Tiger Woods’ all-time PGA Tour career earnings record.

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Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby is leaving college football to enter the NFL supplemental draft just one week after winning a court injunction to play next season.

@achristovichh has the details ⬇️

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Serena and Venus Williams will play doubles at Wimbledon.

The Williams sisters won six Wimbledon doubles titles together between 2000 and 2016.

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Norway fans turned the escalators at Boston’s South Station into a Viking rowing boat ahead of today’s World Cup opener against Iraq 🇳🇴

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Rory McIlroy is questioning the PGA Tour's planned schedule overhaul.

A week before CEO Brian Rolapp is expected to provide an update, McIlroy suggested the Tour's pre-LIV structure "worked pretty well."

[Colin Salao @colincsalao]

The 2026 NBA Finals drew 20.6M viewers over six games, making it the most-watched series since 1998—the last time Michael Jordan was on the Bulls.

And the series-clinching fifth game drew 24.5M, the most-watched game since... Game 7 in 2016.

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The Knicks' 4-1 series win over the Spurs in the NBA Finals averaged 20.6 million viewers on ABC.

It's the most-watched NBA Finals since 1998, when Michael Jordan and the Bulls beat the Jazz.

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@etrade Full episode with Midge Purce including:

➡️ The business of women's soccer
➡️ Player advocacy
➡️ The future of the NWSL
➡️ More
https://t.co/e3FKs1V67A

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“I was envious... I actually wish that in my sport, we were more unified in saying, 'we’re not going to do this. We don’t need to play.’”

NWSL star Midge Purce speaks on the WNBA CBA agreement on the latest episode of Portfolio Players presented by @etrade.