Every briefing this month as a card. Open a day to watch it, or jump to that day’s notes below.
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One set of notes per briefing. Watch the full show from the date heading.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Ryu's Open lead, Skubal deadline heat, Peralta buzz, Morrow to Toronto · Watch this briefing
- Golf: Haeran Ryu shot 69 to lead the AIG Women's Open at halfway (7 under), one ahead of Shiho Kuwaki, chasing a third straight major.
- MLB: Contenders expect Detroit's Tarik Skubal to be traded before Monday's Aug. 3 deadline; Dodgers, Brewers and Rays lead the chase.
- MLB: The Mets scratched Freddy Peralta as trade interest around the right-hander picks up.
- WNBA: Connecticut traded forward Aneesah Morrow to the Toronto Tempo for Maria Kliundikova's rights and a 2028 second-round pick.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Thitikul's Open lead, Angels-Rangers trade, Skubal deadline heat, Diggins watch · Watch this briefing
- Golf: Jeeno Thitikul opened the AIG Women's Open with a bogey-free 64 at Royal Lytham & St Anne's, leading by two.
- MLB: The Angels traded catcher Logan O'Hoppe and RHP Chase Silseth to the Rangers for INF prospect Angel Arredondo.
- MLB: Contenders expect Detroit's Tarik Skubal to be traded by Monday's Aug. 3 deadline.
- WNBA: Skylar Diggins remains a deadline name to watch ahead of Sunday's Aug. 2 window.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Celebrini's record deal, Delpit, Draymond, and Skubal — Wednesday's verified briefing · Watch this briefing
- NHL: Macklin Celebrini signed a five-year, $94 million Sharks extension carrying a League-high $18.8 million annual value.
- NFL: Cleveland agreed with safety Grant Delpit on a three-year, $48 million extension with $35 million guaranteed.
- NBA: Draymond Green returned to Golden State on a one-year, $27.7 million contract.
- MLB: Tarik Skubal remains the biggest potential trade target ahead of the Aug. 3 deadline.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · The global desk — one minute. · Watch this briefing
- Red Wings re-sign Carter Gylander to one-year, two-way contract | Detroit Red Wings - NHL.com
- ESPN BPI favors Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark to win WNBA title - Hawkeyes Wire
- For the first time in history, the WNBA All-Star Game outdrew the NBA after drawing a record 19,783 fans at Chicago’s United Center - Secret Chicago
- Kate O’Connor and Mark English to lead Ireland’s biggest ever team at European Athletics Championships in Birmingham - Irish Independent
World Sports in 60 Seconds · The global desk — one minute. · Watch this briefing
- Canadian team wins 2026 NFL Flag Summer Championship - 3DownNation
- Beyond the Final Whistle at the FIFA World Cup- The Growing Crisis of Social Media Abuse in Professional Sport - The National Law Review
- Antonelli enters Formula 1 summer break with comfortable lead in championship fight - TSN
- Warriors have failed Steph Curry - Spurs need to make trade and help Victor Wembanyama win first NBA ring - talkSPORT
World Sports in 60 Seconds · The global desk — one minute. · Watch this briefing
- Relentless Tadej Pogacar wins fifth Tour de France to equal record - The Guardian
- The highest winning tournament averages of all time as Luke Littler goes in at number two behind Phil Taylor with record-breaking World Matchplay win - Sporting Life
- MLB Gameday: Athletics 8, Twins 11 Final Score (07/26/2026) - MLB.com
- Utah Talons sweep Chicago Bandits to win second straight AUSL championship - The New York Times
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Shanahan limited, Carapaz, Cease, and Fudd — Saturday's verified briefing · Watch this briefing
- 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.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · LeBron to Philly, Klopp, Pogacar, and Jays — Friday's verified briefing · Watch this briefing
- NBA: LeBron James agreed to a 2-year, $8M deal with a player option to join the Philadelphia 76ers alongside Embiid, Jaylen Brown, and Maxey.
- Football: Germany appointed Jürgen Klopp head coach through the 2030 World Cup, succeeding Julian Nagelsmann after a round-of-32 exit.
- Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar won stage 19 atop Alpe d'Huez (his 5th stage win); lead over Remco Evenepoel now 7:11.
- MLB: Blue Jays beat Rays 3–1 on Thursday (Bieber 7 IP) to avoid a four-game sweep at Rogers Centre.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Kane home, Carapaz, Arsenal, and Red Sox streak — Thursday's verified briefing · Watch this briefing
- NHL: Patrick Kane signed a 2-year, $16M deal ($8M AAV, full NMC) to return to the Chicago Blackhawks after three seasons with Detroit.
- Tour de France: Richard Carapaz won stage 18 (Voiron → Orcières-Merlette); Tadej Pogačar leads Remco Evenepoel by 4:32.
- Football: Arsenal confirmed Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge on a long-term deal; fee widely reported around £34m.
- MLB: Orioles beat Red Sox 5–1 in Wednesday's nightcap to snap Boston's 15-game win streak (tied 1946 franchise record).
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Philipsen, Keegan, Red Sox streak, and NFL camps — Wednesday's verified briefing · Watch this briefing
- Tour de France: Jasper Philipsen won stage 17 (Chambéry → Voiron); Tadej Pogačar leads Remco Evenepoel by 4:32.
- Football: Kevin Keegan died at 75 after battling cancer — Liverpool star, double Ballon d'Or, managed Newcastle and England.
- MLB: Red Sox beat Orioles 6–3 for a 15-game win streak, matching the franchise record set in 1946.
- NFL: Cardinals and Panthers report to training camp Wednesday ahead of the Hall of Fame Game (Aug. 6).
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Tour TT, Blue Jays, LeBron, and The Open — Tuesday's verified briefing · Watch this briefing
- Tour de France: Remco Evenepoel won the stage 16 ITT (Évian-les-Bains → Thonon-les-Bains) by 28 seconds over Tadej Pogačar; yellow jersey lead cut to 4:32.
- MLB: Rays beat Blue Jays 7–1 in Toronto (three solo homers); Tampa snapped a five-game skid; Toronto fell to eight under .500; series continues Tuesday night.
- NBA: Rich Paul said LeBron James will not be rushed on his free-agent decision for a record 24th season; Adam Silver is waiting to finalize the schedule.
- Golf: Ryan Fox won The Open at Royal Birkdale with a birdie on the 72nd hole — first major, 10-under, one ahead of Cameron Young.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · World Cup awards, The Open, Spa, and the Tour — Monday's verified briefing · Watch this briefing
- World Cup: Spain beat Argentina 1–0 in extra time; Mbappé won the Golden Boot (10 goals); Rodri took the Golden Ball.
- Golf: Ryan Fox birdied the 72nd hole at Royal Birkdale to win The Open by one over Cameron Young — first major, 10-under.
- Formula One: Kimi Antonelli won the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of Charles Leclerc; George Russell retired on lap one.
- Cycling: Remco Evenepoel won Tour de France stage 15 and moved to second overall; Tadej Pogačar leads by five minutes on the rest day.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Spain win the World Cup — your verified Sunday briefing · Watch this briefing
- World Cup: Spain beat Argentina 1–0 in extra time at MetLife Stadium to win the 2026 title.
- Ferran Torres scored the winner in the 106th minute after coming on as a substitute.
- Argentina played extra time a man down; Spain claimed a second World Cup crown.
World Sports in 60 Seconds · Five verified stories from across the sporting world · Watch this briefing
- World Cup: England beat France 6–4 in Miami to claim third place; Bukayo Saka scored a hat-trick.
- Cycling: Thymen Arensman won Tour de France stage 14; Tadej Pogačar finished second and extended his overall lead to 4:13.
- Golf: Sam Burns reached 10-under and took a two-shot Open Championship lead into Sunday.
- Formula One: Kimi Antonelli claimed Belgian Grand Prix pole ahead of Max Verstappen.
- WNBA: Caitlin Clark posted 45 points and 10 assists in Indiana’s 110–107 win over Seattle.
