Yesterday in Sports

Chris Sale Dominates, Two World Records Fall

Yesterday in Sports

Show Notes

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. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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