Suzuki lifts Cubs past Red Sox to end 10-game win streak
Seiya Suzuki hammered a three run homer as the Cubs defeated Boston 4-1 at Wrigley Field. Colin Rea worked five solid innings in the first game after the All-Star break, allowing one run on four hits. Nico Hoerner added an RBI for Chicago, while Lucas Giolito gave up four runs in 5 1/3 frames. Boston stranded eight, with Roman Anthony driving in the lone run. Palencia closed out the save for Chicago.
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Clark still shines despite injury at WNBA All-Star weekend
Caitlin Clark, sidelined by injury, remains the focal point in Indianapolis as All-Star festivities unfold. Lexie Hull to replace her in the 3-point contest while Clark engages with media, practice, and brand appearances, underscoring her high demand in the host city.
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All-Star clash pits Collier against Clark in Indiana
At Gainbridge Fieldhouse Indianapolis Team Collier faces Team Clark in the WNBA All-Star Game with tipoff at 7 30 p m broadcast on KCRG Clark manages injury time and media duties plus a coaching role while Caitlin Clark embraces the event and promotional duties Mitchell notes her competitive drive and need for rest.
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Conlon signs with Iowa softball as Xavier star leads with records
Cedar Rapids Xavier pitcher Braylen Conlon signs with Iowa softball amid a standout season. She is 26-0 with 290 strikeouts in 150 innings and a .084 opponent average, holding Xavier single-season and career strikeout records. Concurrently Pogacar extends Tour de France lead, WNBA talks resume with top stars at first in-person meeting.
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Mahomes tops AP preseason ranking of 2025 quarterbacks
Patrick Mahomes remains the No. 1 quarterback in the AP Pro Football Writers poll entering 2025, edging Josh Allen and Joe Burrow among a top five that includes Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts. The survey rewards 10 points for first place, 5 for second, and 1 for fifth.
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