Yesterday in Sports covers a packed Thursday across the WNBA, European soccer, NFL, NBA, FIBA basketball, Major League Baseball and track and field, beginning with Golden State-New York and another major test for the Liberty against the Valkyries.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Washington-Phoenix before turning to soccer, where Tottenham add Omar Marmoush, Aston Villa sign Leon Goretzka, and Barcelona bring in Dominik Livaković. The show also covers Barcelona-Athletic Bilbao and Conference League qualifying involving Freiburg-Motherwell, Monaco-Górnik Zabrze, Copenhagen-Inter Turku and Panathinaikos-Hradec Králové.

NFL headlines include Leonard Williams’ reported $90 million Seattle extension, the Tutu Atwell-Jarquez Hunter trade and Green Bay’s move for Jonnu Smith.

The basketball slate includes Miami signing Nick Richards and FIBA World Cup qualifiers featuring the United States, Canada, Dominican Republic, Brazil and Argentina.

MLB coverage centers on Chris Sale and Braves-Dodgers, plus Brewers-Mets, Astros-Yankees, Royals-Blue Jays and more.

Finally, Alison dos Santos and Masai Russell make history during a remarkable Diamond League night in Zurich.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a busy Wednesday across European soccer, NBA, NFL, college sports, WNBA, Major League Baseball and the U.S. Open, beginning with Manchester City signing Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille as part of its massive midfield rebuild.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Nico González joining Newcastle, League Cup action featuring Newcastle-West Brom, Tottenham-Charlton and Everton-Preston, plus the developing transfer standoff involving Julián Álvarez, Atlético Madrid and Barcelona.

In the NBA, Bennedict Mathurin reportedly heads to New Orleans while Jonathan Kuminga agrees to a low-risk deal with Minnesota. NFL coverage includes Calvin Austin III’s reported ACL tear and the Giants’ trade of Joshua Ezeudu to Kansas City.

College sports takes center stage as the SEC introduces major penalties for programs using athletes who previously signed professional contracts, potentially setting up another eligibility battle.

The WNBA features Golden State-Connecticut, while MLB coverage includes Reds-Giants, Blue Jays-Royals, Braves-Dodgers, Guardians-Angels, Diamondbacks-Cubs, Phillies-Mariners and Yankees-Astros.

Finally, Karolína Muchová and Jakub Menšík capture the U.S. Open mixed-doubles championship.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a busy Tuesday across the WNBA, Premier League, NFL, MLB, hockey and PGA Tour, beginning with Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings securing a return to the postseason.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Connecticut-Chicago before turning to major soccer news. Manchester United officially add Carlos Baleba from Brighton, while Tottenham complete their move for Sávio from Manchester City. The show also covers Bruno Fernandes and Khadija Shaw winning PFA Player of the Year, plus League Cup action involving Leeds, Nottingham Forest, Brentford, Coventry, Ipswich, Hull, West Ham and Norwich.

In the NFL, Washington reportedly moves for veteran tackle D.J. Humphries after the injury to Laremy Tunsil, while Kevin Hayes heads to Ak Bars Kazan after 12 NHL seasons.

The MLB slate features Diamondbacks-Cubs, Guardians-Angels, Mets-Brewers, Pirates-Padres, Braves-Dodgers, Astros-Yankees, Royals-Blue Jays and more, highlighted by another dramatic Arizona comeback.

Finally, the PGA Tour unveils a radically redesigned postseason format featuring stroke play followed by a two-week match-play Tour Championship.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a busy Monday across the WNBA, NBA, NFL, Premier League, international soccer, Major League Baseball and the U.S. Open, beginning with Angel Reese’s record-setting rebounding night for Atlanta against Los Angeles.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Golden State-Minnesota, plus major NBA news involving Klay Thompson joining Miami and the reported knee injury expected to sideline Shaedon Sharpe for an extended period.

In the NFL, the Houston Texans reportedly move for Kayshon Boutte in a trade with New England as they continue reshaping the receiver room following Jayden Higgins’ injury.

Premier League coverage centers on Chelsea-Fulham and the beginning of the Xabi Alonso era, featuring João Pedro, Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer. Elsewhere, Trabzonspor sign Fabinho, while Manchester City’s reported move for Palmeiras winger Allan Elias remains developing.

The MLB slate includes Mariners-Phillies, Red Sox-Marlins, Rangers-White Sox, Cubs-Diamondbacks, Giants-Reds and more, highlighted by Cal Raleigh’s three-home-run performance.

Finally, another U.S. Open withdrawal changes the men’s field as João Fonseca joins Jannik Sinner, Jack Draper and Holger Rune on the sidelines.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a packed Sunday across the WNBA, Premier League, NFL, Major League Baseball, Formula 1, tennis and golf, beginning with Indiana-Chicago and a huge performance from Caitlin Clark, alongside Kelsey Mitchell and an injury concern involving Aliyah Boston.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Washington-Portland, Dallas-Seattle and Las Vegas-Toronto as the WNBA playoff picture continues to take shape.

In England, the Premier League slate features Manchester City-Bournemouth, Liverpool-Newcastle and Brighton-Aston Villa, while soccer news also includes Mohamed Salah at Trabzonspor, the developing Fabinho move and more transfer activity.

NFL coverage centers on the reported Zamir White-Deion Jones trade between San Francisco and New Orleans, with Alvin Kamara’s injury creating immediate backfield implications.

The MLB slate includes Cubs-Mariners, Phillies-Cardinals, Braves-Brewers, Yankees-Blue Jays, Athletics-Astros, Dodgers-Pirates and more during another consequential late-August day.

The show also heads to Zandvoort for the Dutch Grand Prix, the Cincinnati Open for Coco Gauff and Arthur Fils, and the CPKC Women’s Open for the latest LPGA championship.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a huge Saturday across the Premier League, WNBA, NFL, Major League Baseball and Cincinnati Open, beginning with opening-weekend soccer featuring Hull City-Manchester United, Ipswich-Sunderland, Brentford-Tottenham, Leeds-Nottingham Forest and Everton-Crystal Palace.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down major transfer developments involving João Pedro and Chelsea, Mehdi Taremi and Al Wasl, plus the developing Dejan Joveljić-Seattle Sounders deal.

In the NFL, the Houston Texans respond to Jayden Higgins’ injury by adding veteran receivers Zay Jones and Sterling Shepard, while preseason action includes Falcons-Colts, Bills-Browns, Rams-Saints, Giants-Dolphins, Ravens-Vikings, Bengals-Bears, Patriots-Eagles, Buccaneers-Chiefs and more.

WNBA coverage centers on New York-Indiana, featuring Breanna Stewart, Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and Jonquel Jones, plus Atlanta-Phoenix and Los Angeles-Connecticut.

The MLB slate features Blue Jays-Yankees, Brewers-Braves, Phillies-Cardinals, Mariners-Cubs, Dodgers-Pirates, Red Sox-Giants and more.

Finally, the Cincinnati Open finals are set with Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff, Frances Tiafoe and Arthur Fils.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a packed Friday across tennis, Premier League soccer, NBA, NFL, WNBA, Major League Baseball and international football, beginning with major U.S. Open developments involving Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, Jack Draper and Holger Rune.

Chris Horwedel also looks at the Cincinnati Open, featuring Frances Tiafoe, Brandon Nakashima, Coco Gauff, Madison Keys and more.

In soccer, Arsenal-Coventry City opens the Premier League season, while Arsenal add Ezri Konsa, Inter Milan sign Curtis Jones, and Manchester United move toward a deal for Carlos Baleba. The show also covers Marseille-Strasbourg and a historic run by Malaysian powerhouse Johor Darul Ta’zim.

NBA headlines include DeMar DeRozan’s move to Denver and Klay Thompson’s expected next destination, while the NFL features Nick Chubb’s retirement plus preseason action involving Jets-Steelers, Panthers-Jaguars and Packers-Broncos.

WNBA coverage includes Chicago-Golden State, Minnesota-Washington and Toronto-Portland.

The MLB slate features Brewers-Braves, White Sox-Mets, Yankees-Blue Jays, Phillies-Cardinals, Dodgers-Pirates, Red Sox-Giants, Mariners-Cubs and more, with Jacob Misiorowski and Chris Sale among the biggest names.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a busy Thursday across the WNBA, NBA, NFL, European soccer, Major League Baseball, and Olympic flag football, beginning with Dallas-Indiana and a matchup featuring Arike Ogunbowale, Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and Kelsey Mitchell.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Atlanta-Los Angeles and Las Vegas-Connecticut, plus upcoming WNBA games including Golden State-Chicago, Minnesota-Washington and Portland-Toronto as the playoff race continues.

In the NBA, James Harden agrees to remain with the Cleveland Cavaliers, while Cleveland also adds Peyton Watson in a three-team deal involving Denver and the Clippers.

NFL coverage includes Raiders-Texans and 49ers-Chargers preseason action, Denver’s reported move for Taylor Rapp, and growing interest from NFL players in representing their countries in flag football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

In soccer, Galatasaray make a major investment in Russian midfielder Aleksey Batrakov, while uncertainty continues around Enzo Fernández and Chelsea.

MLB coverage features Brewers-Mariners, Cardinals-Reds, Angels-Astros, Yankees-Orioles, Rangers-Nationals and more, plus updated World Series odds from oddsmakers.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a busy Wednesday across the WNBA, NFL, European soccer, FIFA, Major League Baseball and international cricket, beginning with Nneka Ogwumike’s retirement announcement after one of the most accomplished careers in WNBA history.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Minnesota-Golden State and Washington-Toronto as the WNBA playoff picture develops.

In the NFL, the Seattle Seahawks reportedly add former All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs, while the Jacksonville Jaguars acquire massive offensive lineman Daniel Faalele from the New York Giants.

European soccer headlines include Tijjani Reijnders leaving Manchester City for Al Qadsiah, Paul Pogba becoming a free agent after leaving Monaco, and a significant medical update involving Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala.

The show also examines the growing leadership challenge surrounding FIFA president Gianni Infantino, with senior officials including Sandor Csanyi, Aleksander Ceferin, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa and Vittorio Montagliani among the prominent figures involved.

MLB coverage includes Pirates-Tigers, Mets-Padres, Mariners-Brewers, Dodgers-Rockies, Phillies-Marlins, Yankees-Orioles and the rest of Wednesday’s slate.

Finally, Chris heads to Test cricket for India-Sri Lanka, featuring a major performance from Manav Suthar.

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Yesterday in Sports covers a huge Tuesday across European soccer, MLS, the NFL, WNBA, Major League Baseball and tennis, led by Rodri’s move from Manchester City to Barcelona and the ramifications for both Pep Guardiola and Hansi Flick.

Chris Horwedel also breaks down Sporting Kansas City’s club-record transfer for André Luiz, plus the continuing uncertainty around Julián Álvarez and Atlético Madrid ahead of the La Liga season.

In the NFL, the Atlanta Falcons add veteran pass rusher Za’Darius Smith, the New York Giants sign Najee Harris, and the Los Angeles Chargers await more information on an injury to starting center Tyler Biadasz.

WNBA coverage features Indiana-Toronto, with Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell leading another important night in the playoff race, plus Atlanta-Las Vegas, Chicago-New York and Connecticut-Los Angeles. The league also announces that Chase Center in San Francisco will host the 2027 WNBA All-Star Game.

In MLB, the Milwaukee Brewers headline the night against Seattle, while the full slate also includes Yankees-Orioles, Phillies-Marlins, Padres-Mets, Cubs-White Sox, Dodgers-Rockies and more, with Fernando Tatis Jr. among the biggest individual names.

The show closes at the Cincinnati Open, where Brandon Nakashima faces Daniil Medvedev during another strong summer hard-court run.

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