Diamondbacks host the Marlins to open 3-game series

NASCAR's recent races streamed on Prime Video saw a slight dip in overall viewership compared to traditional broadcasts, but there's a silver lining: the audience skewed noticeably younger. This suggests Amazon's platform might be helping the sport reach a new demographic, even if the numbers aren't quite as big as before.

Editor’s Note: For NASCAR, trading a few eyeballs now for a younger, digitally savvy fanbase could be a smart long-term play. Traditional TV ratings still dominate, but streaming is where the next generation of fans lives—so this shift might actually be a quiet win. Plus, it shows how sports leagues are adapting (or experimenting) as media habits change.

The WNBA's scheduling issues are getting harder to ignore—like last Sunday, when fans had to choose between three games all happening at once. It’s not just a one-off problem; it’s a recurring headache that’s frustrating players, fans, and even broadcasters. The league is under growing pressure to rethink its approach before it hurts the sport’s momentum.

Editor’s Note: The WNBA is having a breakout moment with rising stars and record viewership, but clunky scheduling risks squandering that progress. Fans want to watch games, not juggle them—and if the league doesn’t fix this fast, it could stall the very growth it’s fighting for.

The Colorado Rockies are having a historically bad season—so bad, in fact, that their first 81 games rank among the worst starts in Major League Baseball history. Meanwhile, today’s sports roundup also covers pitch issues at the Club World Cup, a recap of the NBA draft, stunning Wimbledon photos, and the release of F1 The Movie.

Editor’s Note: For Rockies fans, this is brutal. A historically poor start isn’t just a rough patch—it’s a red flag for deeper issues in the team’s performance. But beyond baseball, today’s sports news is a mixed bag, from soccer field problems to Hollywood’s take on Formula 1. If you’re a sports fan, there’s plenty to groan (or cheer) about.

The Rams' cornerback situation is under the microscope as analysts size up how they compare to their NFC West rivals. Right now, it sounds like their secondary could use a boost heading into 2025—they’re not exactly topping the division rankings.

Editor’s Note: For Rams fans, this isn’t just nitpicking—defensive gaps can make or break a season. If opponents consistently exploit weak coverage, even a high-powered offense might not be enough to keep playoff hopes alive. It’s a heads-up that the front office might need to prioritize reinforcements.

If you're prepping for your 2025 fantasy football draft and eyeing the Jaguars' backfield, this breaks down where Travis Etienne, Tank Bigsby, and newcomer Tuten stack up in PFF's rankings. It’s a quick guide to whether these RBs are worth targeting—or avoiding—based on their projected roles.

Editor’s Note: For fantasy managers, Jacksonville's running back situation is a puzzle—Etienne’s been solid, Bigsby’s had flashes, and Tuten’s a wild card. This ranking gives a snapshot of their potential value, which could make or break your draft strategy. Even if you're not a Jags fan, their backfield decisions could ripple through your league.