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