Bryce Harper is close to matching a home run record. He is just one home run away from tying Rocky Colavito for 82nd-most home runs in Major League Baseball history. Harper has been performing well, hitting four home runs in the last seven days.
Cameron Young is in contention at the 2026 PGA Championship, standing at 2 under after two rounds. He is two strokes behind Alex Smalley and Maverick McNealy. Chris Gotterup also made a surge.
Daniel Barez of Spain is set to face Luis Gurule in a Flyweight Division match at UFC Vegas 117. Gurule is looking for his first UFC win, while Barez hopes to recover from a submission loss. The fight is expected to be highly competitive.
Cole Palmer is expected to play a part in Chelsea’s FA Cup final against Manchester City. Calum McFarlane hopes Palmer can replicate the quality he showed against Liverpool. McFarlane acknowledges Palmer has dealt with injuries this year.
Pittsburgh Pirates rookie right-hander Bubba Chandler is trying to change his mentality to throw more strikes. Chandler’s walk rate ranks near the bottom of baseball. He believes he’s been ‘pitching a little scared’ because he doesn’t want to walk people.
Adidas is rumoured to be launching a line of vintage Yugoslavia garments. This is part of a broader 1992 retro collection for various Adidas teams. More details are expected soon.
The Detroit Tigers are looking to clinch a home series win against the Toronto Blue Jays. Casey Mize is set to make his first start since April 28, after recovering from injury. The Tigers won the first game of the series 3-2.
Nyck de Vries secured his first win for Mahindra in the Monaco E-Prix. Dan Ticktum, who started on pole, faced a late-race incident resulting in a penalty. Mitch Evans finished second and now leads the Drivers’ World Championship.
State fell to Texas A&M 11-9 in a high-scoring game. Noah Sullivan hit two home runs for State, but it wasn’t enough. Texas A&M reliever Clayton Freshcorn tossed three scoreless innings to close the game out.
Great Britain’s opening game of the 2026 Ice Hockey World Championship ended in defeat. They were beaten 5-2 by Austria in Group A. All seven goals came in a frantic opening two periods in Switzerland, including a double from Austria’s Peter Schneider.
