Former South Carolina women’s basketball teammates reunite for Team USA 3×3

Wednesday, July 23 MLB Baseball ScheduleAt 7:05 p.m. (Eastern), the Boston Red Sox will face the Philadelphia Phillies, with coverage available on ESPN Deportes, the ESPN app, Fubo Sports US, and MLB.TV. Note that the schedule is subject to change and may have blackouts. Want More Context? 🔎

Willson Contreras led the St. Louis Cardinals with a homer and two RBIs in a 6-2 win over the Colorado Rockies, ending the Cardinals' three-game losing streak. The Rockies, now with 76 losses this season, initially led 2-0 but faltered as the Cardinals rallied with key hits from Contreras, Brendan Donovan, and Nolan Arenado. Want More Context? 🔎

During a game between the Chicago Cubs and Kansas City Royals, Cubs centerfielder Seiya Suzuki was called for a pitch-clock violation after being hit in the groin by a foul ball, despite taking a moment to recover. Cubs manager Craig Counsell argued that the situation warranted an exception due to the circumstances, as umpires have discretion to allow extra time for special cases like this. Want More Context? 🔎

The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Boston Red Sox in a historic fashion, winning the game on a walk-off catcher’s interference call in the tenth inning, marking the first such occurrence since 1971. The victory was notable not only for the rare play but also for the use of the automatic runner and video review, showcasing the unique aspects of modern baseball. Want More Context? 🔎

Buccaneers left tackle Tristan Wirfs underwent arthroscopic knee surgery and may miss the start of the season, though coach Todd Bowles remains hopeful for his return. Bowles emphasized strong communication with the medical staff regarding the decision for surgery, while Charlie Heck is expected to step in during Wirfs' absence. Want More Context? 🔎

The Chicago Bears began training camp on July 19, placing two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jaylon Johnson and veteran quarterback Case Keenum on the NFI list due to injuries. Johnson, who signed a four-year, $76 million contract in March 2024, recently expressed interest in discussing a new deal, raising potential drama as he recovers from an unspecified injury. Want More Context? 🔎