World Sports in 60 Seconds
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- NFL: 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan will be limited at the start of training camp after a July 14 car crash (severe concussion, broken ribs/hand/nose); Chris Foerster and coordinators handle head-coach duties.
- Tour de France: Richard Carapaz won stage 20 (queen stage) atop Alpe d'Huez — his second stage of 2026; Tadej Pogačar leads Remco Evenepoel by 6:26 ahead of Paris.
- MLB: Dylan Cease threw a one-hit complete-game shutout (12 K) as the Blue Jays beat the Red Sox 6–0 at Fenway; George Springer hit a three-run homer.
- WNBA: Dallas Wings rookie Azzi Fudd became the first rookie ever to win the WNBA 3-Point Contest at All-Star Weekend in Chicago.
Sources
- Niners' Kyle Shanahan will be limited in his coaching duties to start training camp following car crashNFL.com · Jul 25, 2026
- 49ers' Shanahan to be limited in camp after car crashESPN · Jul 25, 2026
- Tour de France 2026: Tadej Pogacar set for record fifth winBBC Sport · Jul 25, 2026
- Tour de France results: Richard Carapaz wins Stage 20USA TODAY · Jul 25, 2026
- Dylan Cease dazzles with complete-game shutout as Toronto Blue Jays blank Boston Red SoxTSN / AP · Jul 25, 2026
- Cease strengthens Cy Young case with one-hit masterpiece in Blue Jays winSportsnet · Jul 25, 2026
- Azzi Fudd makes WNBA history with unprecedented 3-point contest victorySporting News · Jul 25, 2026
- Grading every player at the 2026 WNBA All-Star WeekendESPN · Jul 25, 2026
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World Sports in 60 Seconds for Saturday, July twenty-fifth. In the N.F.L., Forty-Niners coach Kyle Shanahan will be limited at training camp after a July fourteenth car crash — concussion, broken ribs, hand, and nose — with Chris Foerster and the coordinators handling duties while he recovers. At the Tour de France, Richard Carapaz won the queen stage atop Alpe d'Huez — his second of this Tour — as yellow jersey Tadej Pogacar all but sealed a record-tying fifth title, leading Remco Evenepoel by six minutes twenty-six into Paris. In baseball, Dylan Cease threw a one-hit shutout at Fenway as the Blue Jays blanked the Red Sox six-nothing. And in Chicago, Wings rookie Azzi Fudd became the first rookie to win the W.N.B.A. three-point contest. That's your global sports briefing from Sports in 60 — catch every drop at sportsin60.com.