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Yesterday in Sports is a daily sports recap podcast from Underdog Podcasts, hosted by Chris Horwedel, covering the biggest, weirdest, funniest, and most important stories from the previous day in sports.
In just 5-10 minutes, Chris breaks down the games, headlines, scores, injuries, trades, rumors, upsets, playoff races, championship moments, viral clips, betting angles, and sports stories everyone is talking about — with enough context to explain why it all matters.
This is not just a scoreboard show. Yesterday in Sports is built for fans who want to quickly catch up on what happened last night and understand why it was interesting. Whether it’s the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college football, college basketball, soccer, UFC, golf, tennis, or whatever else delivered the biggest moment of the day, each episode gives you the stories worth knowing before your group chat, commute, workday, or next sports conversation.
If you missed the games, fell asleep before the late finish, or just want a smart, quick, entertaining way to stay informed, Yesterday in Sports gets you caught up fast.
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Episodios 136
Spurs Win 11th Straight, Red Sox Add Bauers & Dejounte Wants Out
Yesterday in Sports covers a nationwide FAA flight shutdown that disrupted the weekend sports schedule, San Antonio's 11th consecutive NBA victory and Dejounte Murray's trade request, along with major …
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Yesterday in Sports covers a nationwide FAA flight shutdown that disrupted the weekend sports schedule, San Antonio's 11th consecutive NBA victory and Dejounte Murray's trade request, along with major developments in the NFL, MLB, college football, NHL and soccer.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the FAA grounding flights across the country for more than four hours, forcing Ole Miss and Oklahoma to postpone their college football matchup until Sunday and creating travel problems for NBA, NHL and other teams.
In the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs crush Golden State 123-85 for their 11th straight win, with Stephon Castle scoring 32 points. Meanwhile, Dejounte Murray requests a trade from the New Orleans Pelicans, Alperen Sengun scores 43 for Houston and the Clippers edge Oklahoma City in a one-point thriller.
Baseball brings a reported four-year, $58 million agreement between Jake Bauers and the Boston Red Sox, while college football sees Philip Rivers officially named NC State's new head coach. Colorado upsets No. 14 Houston, and UCLA improves to 10-0.
In the NFL, the Los Angeles Rams place Puka Nacua on injured reserve, and Philadelphia releases Hollywood Brown and Fred Johnson. Soccer features Alyssa Naeher's retirement after a remarkable international career, while Nashville extends its NHL winning streak to seven games and the United States dominates Denmark at the Women's World Championship.
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Unanimous MVPs, Cade Scores 52 & Pochettino to Man United
Yesterday in Sports recaps a historic Thursday across MLB, NBA, NFL, college football, Premier League and NHL, highlighted by unanimous MVP voting, an unprecedented performance from Cade Cunningham and a …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a historic Thursday across MLB, NBA, NFL, college football, Premier League and NHL, highlighted by unanimous MVP voting, an unprecedented performance from Cade Cunningham and a dramatic NFC East finish between Washington and the New York Giants.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Yordan Alvarez and Pete Crow-Armstrong winning the 2026 MLB MVP Awards, completing a historic sweep of unanimous MVP and Cy Young selections. In the NBA, Cade Cunningham delivers 52 points, 11 assists and zero turnovers in Detroit's double-overtime thriller against Washington, becoming the first player in league history to reach those numbers. Golden State also faces a major setback following Stephen Curry's abdominal injury.
In the NFL, Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders deliver a dramatic late victory over the New York Giants. College football brings a surprising development as Philip Rivers reaches an agreement to become NC State's next head coach, while the Atlanta Braves strengthen their bullpen by signing Evan Phillips to a three-year contract.
European soccer features Manchester United replacing Michael Carrick with Mauricio Pochettino, along with a Women's Champions League showdown between Barcelona and Arsenal.
Finally, Sebastian Aho leads Carolina in the NHL Global Series in Helsinki, Montreal extends its impressive points streak, and Colorado faces significant injury concerns involving Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar.
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Cy Young Sweeps, Spurs Rally & Connor McDavid Hits 20
Yesterday in Sports recaps a historic Wednesday across MLB, NBA, NHL, European soccer, and the NFL, highlighted by two unanimous Cy Young Award winners, Victor Wembanyama's remarkable comeback and Connor …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a historic Wednesday across MLB, NBA, NHL, European soccer, and the NFL, highlighted by two unanimous Cy Young Award winners, Victor Wembanyama's remarkable comeback and Connor McDavid's historic scoring streak.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski and New York Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler winning the 2026 Cy Young Awards, with both second-year stars receiving all 30 first-place votes. The episode also covers Yordan Alvarez and Pete Crow-Armstrong winning MLB's Hank Aaron Awards.
In the NBA, Victor Wembanyama scores 32 points as San Antonio erases a 22-point deficit to defeat Chicago, improving to 10-2. Portland defeats Oklahoma City for the second consecutive night, the Lakers extend their winning streak to seven games, and Houston ends Golden State's eight-game run. Utah also receives concerning injury news involving Lauri Markkanen.
In hockey, Connor McDavid extends his season-opening point streak to 20 games, joining an exclusive group in NHL history. Nikita Kucherov records a natural hat trick for Tampa Bay, while Cutter Gauthier continues his extraordinary goal-scoring streak for Anaheim.
Elsewhere, OL Lyonnes dominate Juventus 6-0 in the UEFA Women's Champions League, Aston Villa extends Ian Maatsen's contract, and Atlanta changes kickers while reports emerge of the Giants' interest in Bijan Robinson.
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NFL Trade Deadline, Portland Wins & Ovechkin Ties
Yesterday in Sports recaps a busy Tuesday across the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, UEFA Women's Champions League and tennis, highlighted by Kirk Cousins' return to Minnesota, several major NFL trade deadline deals and …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a busy Tuesday across the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, UEFA Women's Champions League and tennis, highlighted by Kirk Cousins' return to Minnesota, several major NFL trade deadline deals and Portland's impressive victory over Oklahoma City.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the Minnesota Vikings' reunion with Kirk Cousins, Buffalo's acquisition of interception leader Amani Hooker and Kansas City's trade for receiver Josh Downs. The NFL trade deadline also brings moves involving Keenan Allen, Daiyan Henley and Ryan Neuzil, while Indianapolis elects to keep star running back Jonathan Taylor.
In the NBA, Damian Lillard and Deni Avdija lead Portland to a 123-103 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Elsewhere, the Knicks extend their winning streak, Phoenix catches fire from three-point range and Boston defeats Philadelphia.
The NHL features Alex Ovechkin tying Nicklas Backstrom's Washington Capitals franchise assists record, while Winnipeg faces former goaltender Connor Hellebuyck. Manchester City earns an important UEFA Women's Champions League victory, and the WTA Finals continue with Linda Noskova advancing.
Finally, Will Venable and Pat Murphy make MLB Manager of the Year history, recognizing remarkable seasons for the Chicago White Sox and Milwaukee Brewers.
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Jordan Davis Traded, Flagg Scores 43 & CFP Expands to 24
Yesterday in Sports recaps major developments across college football, NFL, NBA, soccer, NHL and tennis, highlighted by a historic College Football Playoff expansion, Jacksonville's aggressive trade deadline …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps major developments across college football, NFL, NBA, soccer, NHL and tennis, highlighted by a historic College Football Playoff expansion, Jacksonville's aggressive trade deadline, and Cooper Flagg's breakout performance.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the College Football Playoff's expansion from 12 to 24 teams beginning in 2027, examining the new playoff format, automatic qualifiers, campus games, and what the changes mean for college football's regular season.
In the NFL, the Jacksonville Jaguars make a massive investment in their defense, acquiring Jordan Davis from the Philadelphia Eagles, Jessie Bates III from Atlanta, and Davon Godchaux from New Orleans. The episode also covers Buffalo's dominant victory over Minnesota, Detroit's acquisition of Andre Cisco and Brandon Aiyuk's reinstatement with the San Francisco 49ers.
In the NBA, Cooper Flagg erupts for a career-high 43 points as Dallas defeats Indiana. The Lakers extend their winning streak behind Luka Dončić, Victor Wembanyama scores 40 for San Antonio, and Golden State delivers an 87-point victory over New Orleans.
Elsewhere, Mauricio Pochettino emerges as a reported candidate for Manchester United's managerial position, Connor McDavid extends his NHL scoring streak, and Aryna Sabalenka and Mirra Andreeva earn important victories at the WTA Finals.
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Bears Survive 5 Turnovers, Reaves Scores 43 & Mercedes Wins
Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Sunday across the NFL, NBA, Premier League, NHL, Formula 1 and tennis, highlighted by a remarkable Chicago Bears victory, another explosive Cincinnati Bengals performance and …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Sunday across the NFL, NBA, Premier League, NHL, Formula 1 and tennis, highlighted by a remarkable Chicago Bears victory, another explosive Cincinnati Bengals performance and Mercedes securing the Formula 1 constructors' championship.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Chicago's 27-24 win over Tampa Bay despite five turnovers, including four Caleb Williams interceptions. Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase lead Cincinnati past Atlanta 34-17 in Madrid, while Kansas City, Detroit, Green Bay and San Francisco collect important victories. The NFL trade deadline also approaches, with Jonathan Taylor's future in Indianapolis remaining uncertain.
In the NBA, Austin Reaves scores 43 points to lead the Lakers past Detroit without Luka Dončić, extending Los Angeles' winning streak to five games. Oklahoma City acquires Nique Clifford from Sacramento, while Manchester United stages a dramatic comeback against Aston Villa but remains in the Premier League relegation zone.
The NHL features a season-ending Achilles injury for Calgary defenseman Kevin Bahl, Jeremy Swayman's 40-save performance for Boston and Winnipeg's last-second victory over Tampa Bay.
Finally, Lando Norris wins the São Paulo Grand Prix while Mercedes clinches its ninth Formula 1 constructors' championship, and Carlos Alcaraz defeats Ben Shelton to capture the Paris Masters title.
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Notre Dame Tops Miami, Oregon Wins & Man City Falls
Yesterday in Sports recaps a stunning Saturday across college football, the Premier League, NFL, NBA, NHL and tennis, highlighted by two major College Football Playoff upsets, Manchester City's continuing …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a stunning Saturday across college football, the Premier League, NFL, NBA, NHL and tennis, highlighted by two major College Football Playoff upsets, Manchester City's continuing collapse and a historic offensive performance in the NHL.
Chris Horwedel breaks down No. 11 Notre Dame's 31-24 victory over top-ranked Miami, with quarterback CJ Carr throwing three touchdowns and former walk-on Luke Talich making two game-changing defensive plays. The college football chaos continues with Oregon's 41-28 upset of Ohio State, dealing another massive blow to the Buckeyes' playoff hopes. Georgia dominates Ole Miss 42-7, while Alabama, Tennessee, Utah and unbeaten UCLA collect important victories as the College Football Playoff picture undergoes a dramatic shakeup.
In the Premier League, Manchester City suffers its third consecutive league defeat, falling 3-1 to Nottingham Forest. Arsenal extends its lead at the top of the table to six points with a victory over Hull City, while Leeds defeats Tottenham. In the NFL, the Los Angeles Rams activate reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett ahead of their matchup with Washington. Atlanta also makes several roster moves following Brian Robinson Jr.'s placement on injured reserve.
The NBA features Victor Wembanyama leading San Antonio to its eighth consecutive victory, while Phoenix upsets Houston, Denver wins in Mexico City and Oklahoma City dominates Washington. Atlanta also stages a comeback against Brooklyn, and Golden State defeats Orlando in overtime.
In hockey, the Carolina Hurricanes explode for nine goals in a 9-2 demolition of Chicago, while Sidney Crosby moves into sixth place on the NHL's all-time points list. The episode also covers another busy NHL schedule, including victories for Montreal, Tampa Bay, Colorado and Edmonton.
Finally, the WTA Finals suffer a major late withdrawal, with world No. 1 Elena Rybakina pulling out over fitness concerns. Marta Kostyuk takes her place, reshaping the tournament field just before competition begins.
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Doncic Scores 53, Ravens Land Brissett & Arizona Rallies
Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Friday across the NBA, NFL, college football, MLB, Premier League, NHL and tennis, highlighted by another historic Luka Dončić performance, a major quarterback trade for …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Friday across the NBA, NFL, college football, MLB, Premier League, NHL and tennis, highlighted by another historic Luka Dončić performance, a major quarterback trade for the Baltimore Ravens and an incredible Arizona comeback.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Luka Dončić's 53-point explosion in the Los Angeles Lakers' 124-118 victory over Portland, featuring an unforgettable 62-foot buzzer-beater from beyond half court. Dončić records the 11th 50-point game of his career and continues his remarkable scoring streak as the Lakers win their fourth consecutive game. Victor Wembanyama also leads San Antonio to its seventh straight victory, while Cleveland ends Philadelphia's five-game winning streak.
In the NFL, the Baltimore Ravens officially acquire veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals, hoping to stabilize their offense following injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. The episode also covers concerning health news surrounding Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson and Brandon Aiyuk's complicated attempt to return to the San Francisco 49ers amid an ongoing contractual dispute.
College football delivers an extraordinary finish as No. 24 Arizona rallies to defeat TCU 29-28, recovering a late onside kick before kicking the winning field goal. Elsewhere, England manager Thomas Tuchel makes headlines by selecting Jobe Bellingham while leaving Cole Palmer out of his squad. Everton continues climbing the Premier League standings with another victory.
Baseball's offseason includes a reported four-year contract extension for Washington Nationals center fielder Jacob Young, along with roster moves involving Reiver Sanmartín and José Tena.
In the NHL, Cutter Gauthier continues his remarkable scoring streak as Anaheim wins its fourth straight, while Minnesota and Buffalo also collect victories. Finally, Carlos Alcaraz saves two match points to defeat Taylor Fritz and reach the Paris Masters semifinals for the first time.
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Jaguars Beat Ravens, AC Milan Falls & 53 Red Cards
Yesterday in Sports recaps a busy Thursday across the NFL, NBA, UEFA Europa League, NHL and international soccer, beginning with Jacksonville's dominant victory over Baltimore and another devastating setback …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a busy Thursday across the NFL, NBA, UEFA Europa League, NHL and international soccer, beginning with Jacksonville's dominant victory over Baltimore and another devastating setback for the Ravens.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the Jacksonville Jaguars' 33-10 rout of the Baltimore Ravens, with Trevor Lawrence leading an efficient offense while Baltimore struggles behind rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano. The Jaguars strengthen their hold on the AFC South, while the Ravens face mounting uncertainty following injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. Baltimore also continues working toward a reported trade for veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
In the NBA, Stephen Curry leads the Golden State Warriors to their sixth consecutive victory, defeating Miami 120-100 after an 0-3 start to the season. Draymond Green and Golden State's bench play important roles in the turnaround, while Phoenix ends its losing streak behind Devin Booker's 30-point performance.
European soccer delivers a major upset as Hungarian club Ferencváros defeats AC Milan 2-0 at San Siro, remaining perfect in the Europa League while Milan's European struggles continue. Barcelona also secures a major piece of its future, signing Brazilian forward Raphinha to a contract extension through 2030.
In the NHL, Montreal defeats Utah in overtime behind Cole Caufield's winner, Cutter Gauthier continues his remarkable scoring run for Anaheim, and Connor McDavid extends his season-opening point streak to 17 games. Tampa Bay also maintains its perfect home record, while Winnipeg and the Rangers make notable roster decisions.
Finally, an extraordinary Brazilian under-20 soccer match produces 53 reported dismissals following a massive brawl, with different accounting methods producing competing red-card totals in one of the most chaotic disciplinary incidents in the sport's history.
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Wembanyama's 52, Como's 9-1 Win & Malachi Toney Hurt
Yesterday in Sports recaps a historic Wednesday across the NBA, UEFA Champions League, college football, NFL, MLB and NHL, highlighted by an extraordinary performance from Victor Wembanyama, a record-tying …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a historic Wednesday across the NBA, UEFA Champions League, college football, NFL, MLB and NHL, highlighted by an extraordinary performance from Victor Wembanyama, a record-tying European soccer result and a devastating injury for top-ranked Miami.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Victor Wembanyama's incredible 52-point, 24-rebound, 8-block performance in San Antonio's 112-111 victory over Dallas. The Spurs superstar produces career highs across all three categories while demonstrating just how essential he has become to San Antonio's championship aspirations. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander also scores 42 as Oklahoma City defeats Cleveland, while Golden State's contract dispute with Kristaps Porzingis raises questions about his future with the Warriors.
In the Champions League, Italian club Como makes history with a stunning 9-1 victory over Lens, matching the competition's largest winning margin and setting a record for goals scored by a visiting team. Real Madrid remains perfect with a dramatic victory over AEK Athens, Fenerbahçe defeats Liverpool, and Manchester City and Arsenal also collect wins. Meanwhile, former West Ham captain Scott Parker returns to the club as manager following Nuno Espírito Santo's dismissal.
College football brings major news as No. 1 Miami loses star receiver Malachi Toney to a high ankle sprain just days before its showdown with Notre Dame. In the NFL, Baltimore reportedly moves toward acquiring quarterback Jacoby Brissett amid its injury crisis, while Seattle prepares to play without Sam Darnold and Detroit linebacker Jack Campbell continues recovering from a serious neck injury.
Baseball's offseason features the Athletics hiring Cam Castro as general manager, while the federal fraud trial involving Cleveland pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz begins with both players denying allegations of pitch manipulation connected to gambling.
Finally, Adrian Kempe records a hat trick in his return from injury as Los Angeles defeats San Jose, while Winnipeg's Brad Lambert and several Columbus players enter the NHL waiver process.
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Miami Tops CFP Rankings & Man United Stuns Roma
Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Tuesday across college football, the UEFA Champions League, NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB, beginning with the release of the first College Football Playoff rankings and a …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Tuesday across college football, the UEFA Champions League, NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB, beginning with the release of the first College Football Playoff rankings and a controversial decision that could reshape the national championship race.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Miami claiming the No. 1 spot in the initial College Football Playoff rankings, ahead of Georgia, Utah and Indiana. The rankings raise questions about how the selection committee evaluates head-to-head results, with Ohio State outside the projected 12-team bracket despite a victory over Indiana. With Notre Dame preparing to face Miami and several other ranked matchups approaching, the playoff picture could change dramatically.
In the Champions League, Manchester United overcome a 2-0 deficit to defeat Roma 3-2, with Matheus Cunha scoring twice in the closing minutes. Paris Saint-Germain demolish Villarreal 6-0 to remain perfect in the competition, while Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Inter and Galatasaray also earn important victories. Meanwhile, West Ham dismiss manager Nuno Espírito Santo following another difficult stretch in the Championship.
The NFL brings significant roster decisions as the New York Giants reportedly extend Greg Newsome and Indianapolis secures Adetomiwa Adebawore, while injuries continue to reshape Arizona and Baltimore. Oklahoma City also reportedly adds Dalen Terry as the Thunder search for depth amid their growing injury crisis.
Baseball faces a potentially enormous labor dispute as MLB owners propose a $258.2 million salary cap and $180.2 million salary floor, setting up a confrontation with the players' association ahead of the current collective bargaining agreement's expiration.
Finally, Nikita Kucherov's trade standoff with the Tampa Bay Lightning deepens, even as the superstar continues producing on the ice. Winnipeg stages an extraordinary four-goal comeback to end its losing streak, while Jason Robertson and Cutter Gauthier deliver memorable NHL hat tricks.
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Bears Crush Seahawks, Memphis Falls, Patrick Kane Hurt
Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Monday across the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS, led by a dominant Chicago Bears victory, the NBA's final unbeaten team suffering its first loss, and another spectacular …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Monday across the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS, led by a dominant Chicago Bears victory, the NBA's final unbeaten team suffering its first loss, and another spectacular performance from Luka Dončić.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Chicago's 34-17 Monday Night Football victory over the Seattle Seahawks, highlighted by three D'Andre Swift rushing touchdowns, an efficient performance from Caleb Williams and an impressive Bears debut from All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. After surrendering two first-round picks to acquire Simmons, Chicago gets an immediate glimpse of how its blockbuster trade could transform the defense.
In the NBA, New Orleans hands Memphis its first loss of the season with a thrilling 135-134 overtime victory, as Zion Williamson and Jeremiah Fears deliver in the closing moments. Houston moves into first place in the Western Conference with a convincing win over Boston, while Luka Dončić continues his incredible scoring streak, dropping 42 points and 13 assists as the Lakers defeat Miami. Philadelphia, Oklahoma City and Golden State are also among the winners during a 15-game NBA slate.
The NHL brings another comeback from Colorado, which rallies to defeat Chicago 5-2, but the biggest concern is Patrick Kane's upper-body injury, which will keep the veteran forward out for at least the next couple of games.
Baseball's offseason continues with important contract decisions as the Houston Astros retain Isaac Paredes and the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers exercise their option on MVP catcher William Contreras. The episode also covers Milwaukee's NBA roster decisions and longtime Philadelphia Union captain Alejandro Bedoya announcing his retirement after the 2026 MLS season.
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Antonelli Makes F1 History, Lamar Hurt Again & Broncos Stun Chiefs
Yesterday in Sports recaps an unforgettable Sunday across Formula One, NFL, NBA, NHL, Premier League and MLB, beginning with 20-year-old Kimi Antonelli becoming the youngest Formula One world champion in …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps an unforgettable Sunday across Formula One, NFL, NBA, NHL, Premier League and MLB, beginning with 20-year-old Kimi Antonelli becoming the youngest Formula One world champion in history.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Antonelli's historic championship at the Mexico City Grand Prix, where the Mercedes driver finishes third to secure Italy's first F1 drivers' title since 1953. Meanwhile, the NFL delivers one of the weekend's biggest finishes as the Denver Broncos stop Patrick Mahomes at the 1-yard line, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 28-24 and taking control of the AFC West.
The NFL also brings devastating news for Baltimore, where Lamar Jackson suffers a dislocated thumb on his first play back from injury, potentially ending his season. Detroit hands previously unbeaten Minnesota its first loss, Joe Burrow throws five touchdowns in Cincinnati's overtime victory, and Jacksonville dominates Indianapolis as Jonathan Taylor trade rumors continue.
In the NBA, Luka Dončić scores 45 points in a Lakers victory, while Golden State rookie Yaxel Lendeborg erupts for 37 points with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green resting. Boston extends its winning streak, and several teams make important decisions on rookie contract options.
The NHL features Carolina goaltender Pyotr Kochetkov improving to a historic 10-0, Connor McDavid extending his remarkable season-opening scoring streak, and Anaheim completing a three-goal comeback against Ottawa.
Finally, Arsenal beats Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield to reclaim first place in the Premier League, while baseball announces its Gold Glove Award winners and Boston exercises Garrett Whitlock's contract option.
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Valkyries Win WNBA Title & USC Stuns Ohio State
Yesterday in Sports covers a historic weekend across the WNBA Finals, college football, NFL, NBA, Premier League, NHL and Formula One, beginning with the Golden State Valkyries winning their first WNBA …
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Yesterday in Sports covers a historic weekend across the WNBA Finals, college football, NFL, NBA, Premier League, NHL and Formula One, beginning with the Golden State Valkyries winning their first WNBA championship in just their second season.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Golden State's Game 7 victory over the Atlanta Dream, led by Finals MVP Gabby Williams, before turning to college football, where USC stuns No. 2 Ohio State in a major upset. Miami, Georgia and Indiana also face important tests as the College Football Playoff picture continues to take shape.
In the NFL, the Indianapolis Colts are reportedly entertaining trade offers for Jonathan Taylor, raising questions about the franchise's rebuilding plans ahead of the November 10 deadline. Meanwhile, Houston and Memphis improve to 6-0 in the NBA, Victor Wembanyama scores 43, and Oklahoma City's injury problems continue to mount.
The Premier League delivers another setback for Manchester City and a ninth consecutive winless match for Manchester United. Connor McDavid extends his remarkable NHL scoring streak, while MLB teams make their first major offseason contract decisions involving Drew Rasmussen, Luis Robert Jr. and several notable free agents.
Finally, Lewis Hamilton takes pole position for the Mexico City Grand Prix, while Kimi Antonelli stands on the verge of becoming the youngest Formula One world champion in history.
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Kucherov Wants Out & Warriors Erase 25-Point Deficit
Yesterday in Sports covers major developments across the NHL, NBA, NFL, MLB, European soccer and Formula One, beginning with a potential blockbuster trade involving one of hockey's biggest stars.Chris Horwedel …
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Yesterday in Sports covers major developments across the NHL, NBA, NFL, MLB, European soccer and Formula One, beginning with a potential blockbuster trade involving one of hockey's biggest stars.
Chris Horwedel breaks down reports that Nikita Kucherov has requested a trade from the Tampa Bay Lightning, despite the organization's insistence that it has no intention of moving its franchise scoring leader. The standoff raises major questions about Tampa Bay's future and Kucherov's approaching free agency.
In the NBA, Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors erase a 25-point deficit to beat Luka Dončić and the Los Angeles Lakers in a historic comeback. Meanwhile, the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder face another devastating injury setback, with Chet Holmgren joining Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace on the sidelines. Dallas also hands Houston its first loss, while Philadelphia defeats New York.
The NFL brings a surprising coaching change as the Carolina Panthers fire defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero following their loss to Green Bay. Baseball's offseason begins with significant contract decisions involving Sandy Alcantara, Michael King and Sonny Gray, setting up an intriguing MLB free-agent market.
In soccer, Christian Pulisic signs a new AC Milan contract through 2031, while PSG, Lille and Espanyol collect important European victories. The show also covers Connor Hellebuyck's continued success with New Jersey, Florida's win over Winnipeg and the Mexico City Grand Prix, where Kimi Antonelli has a chance to make Formula One history.
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Dream Force Game 7 as Bears Land Jeffery Simmons
Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Thursday across the WNBA Finals, NFL, NBA, NHL and English soccer, beginning with Atlanta extending its season and forcing a winner-take-all championship game.Chris Horwedel …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Thursday across the WNBA Finals, NFL, NBA, NHL and English soccer, beginning with Atlanta extending its season and forcing a winner-take-all championship game.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the Dream’s 80-69 win over the Golden State Valkyries in Game 6, as Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard lead Atlanta in front of a sellout crowd. The WNBA Finals now head to a decisive Game 7 in Golden State, where one franchise will win its first championship.
In the NFL, Green Bay survives Carolina 27-19, but the bigger story is Christian Watson’s rib injury after a frightening hit sent him to the hospital. Chicago also makes one of the biggest trades of the season, sending two first-round picks and more to Tennessee for All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons in a major win-now move.
The NBA features history from Cameron Boozer, who becomes the second-youngest player ever to record a triple-double as unbeaten Memphis beats Portland. Atlanta edges Cleveland, New Orleans earns its first win, and Memphis and Houston remain the league’s only undefeated teams.
In hockey, Logan Cooley completes a dramatic hometown hat trick with one second left before Utah beats Pittsburgh in overtime, while Montreal, Buffalo, Tampa Bay and several others pick up notable wins. The show closes in England, where Everton eliminates Newcastle from the League Cup while Jack Grealish is left out following a club-discipline issue.
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Brewers Are Champions as McDavid & Jokic Make History
Yesterday in Sports recaps a championship night and a packed Wednesday across MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, soccer and boxing, beginning with Milwaukee finally reaching the top of baseball.Chris Horwedel breaks down the …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a championship night and a packed Wednesday across MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, soccer and boxing, beginning with Milwaukee finally reaching the top of baseball.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the Brewers’ 4-1 win over Tampa Bay in Game 5, clinching the first World Series championship in franchise history. Jacob Misiorowski delivers a dominant start, rookie Cooper Pratt makes World Series history and William Contreras earns MVP honors as Milwaukee completes an 11-2 postseason run.
The NFL brings another major Indianapolis sell-off, with the 49ers acquiring DeForest Buckner only a day after the Colts sent Quenton Nelson to Seattle. Josh Downs reportedly requests a trade, while Kansas City adds Justin Tucker to its practice squad and creates a potential kicking competition with Harrison Butker.
In the NBA, Nikola Jokić records the 200th triple-double of his career, putting Russell Westbrook’s all-time record within reach. Dallas hands Oklahoma City its first loss, Houston becomes the league’s first 5-0 team, Stephen Curry scores 44 and AJ Dybantsa makes his delayed NBA debut.
Connor McDavid makes NHL history by recording an assist in his 13th consecutive game to begin the season, breaking a record he previously shared with Wayne Gretzky and others. Seattle, Washington and Colorado also pick up notable wins.
The show closes with Liverpool and Manchester City surviving League Cup shootouts, a reported long-term Christian Pulisic extension with AC Milan, and boxing legend Amanda Serrano announcing that her January title defense in Puerto Rico will be the final fight of her career.
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Rays Survive, Quenton Nelson Traded, Fleetwood Town Advance
Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Tuesday across the World Series, NFL, NBA, NHL, English soccer and tennis, beginning with Tampa Bay extending the Fall Classic in extra innings.Chris Horwedel breaks down …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Tuesday across the World Series, NFL, NBA, NHL, English soccer and tennis, beginning with Tampa Bay extending the Fall Classic in extra innings.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the Rays’ 12-inning win over Milwaukee in Game 4, which prevented a World Series sweep and cut the Brewers’ series lead to 3-1. Milwaukee came within three outs of its first championship before Tampa Bay rallied in the bottom of the 12th and forced another game.
The biggest NFL move comes from Seattle, where the Seahawks acquire eight-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson from Indianapolis for two draft picks. The win-now trade strengthens a Seattle team coming off a dominant victory over Kansas City, while the rebuilding Colts turn an expiring contract into future assets.
In the NBA, Jayson Tatum scores 40 and beats Brooklyn at the overtime buzzer, while Victor Wembanyama helps San Antonio roll, Luka Dončić scores 41 in a Lakers loss and New York avoids an 0-4 start. Minnesota also receives potentially major news with reports that Anthony Edwards could miss up to two months following knee surgery.
The NHL delivers one of the season’s wildest comebacks as Vancouver erases a three-goal deficit late and beats Anaheim in overtime, ending a 10-game losing streak. Connor Hellebuyck also wins his New Jersey debut following his blockbuster trade from Winnipeg.
In England, fourth-tier Fleetwood Town eliminates Premier League champion Arsenal from the League Cup, while pressure continues to build around Manchester United manager Michael Carrick. The episode closes with tennis history as three-time major champion Stan Wawrinka retires at age 41 after a 24-year professional career.
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Brewers Near Title as Eagles Lose Fifth Straight
Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Monday across the World Series, WNBA Finals, NFL, NBA, NHL and soccer, beginning with Milwaukee moving within one victory of the first World Series championship in franchise …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Monday across the World Series, WNBA Finals, NFL, NBA, NHL and soccer, beginning with Milwaukee moving within one victory of the first World Series championship in franchise history.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the Brewers’ 10-1 destruction of Tampa Bay in Game 3, highlighted by Jackson Chourio’s four-hit night, an historic eight-run fifth inning and another dominant postseason performance from Milwaukee. The Brewers now lead the World Series 3-0 and have four opportunities to finish the job.
The Golden State Valkyries are also one win from a championship, taking a 3-2 WNBA Finals lead over Atlanta behind a suffocating defensive performance. Meanwhile, Philadelphia’s NFL season continues to unravel as Dallas beats the Eagles 38-21, extending their losing streak to five games despite Tanner McKee taking over for the injured Jalen Hurts.
Around the NBA, Anthony Edwards scores 47 in Minnesota’s first loss, Stephen Curry delivers a perfect shooting night and Houston and Memphis remain unbeaten. Oklahoma City also receives devastating injury news, with Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace both requiring surgery and potentially facing season-ending absences.
The NHL features rookie Michal Postava winning his first start against Edmonton, while the Rangers’ goaltending crisis worsens following Igor Shesterkin’s season-ending injury.
The show closes with soccer history as Harry Kane wins his first Ballon d’Or, becoming the first English winner since Michael Owen in 2001, while Alexia Putellas captures the women’s award for a third time. Chris also covers Mike Rizzo’s reported Astros interview and Francisco Lindor receiving the Roberto Clemente Award.
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Chiefs & 49ers Fall and Luka Goes for 52
Yesterday in Sports recaps a massive Sunday across the NFL, NBA, NHL, European soccer and Formula One, beginning with both of football’s remaining unbeaten conference leaders finally going down.Chris Horwedel …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a massive Sunday across the NFL, NBA, NHL, European soccer and Formula One, beginning with both of football’s remaining unbeaten conference leaders finally going down.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Seattle’s dominant 20-3 win over previously unbeaten Kansas City, as Jaxon Smith-Njigba continues his huge season and the Seahawks completely control Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Atlanta also hands San Francisco its first loss, forcing four turnovers and scoring 23 unanswered points behind Michael Penix Jr.
The rest of the NFL slate includes Pittsburgh winning the league’s first regular-season game in France, Minnesota remaining perfect, Detroit beating Green Bay at the buzzer and Cincinnati exploding in the second half against Baltimore. The Raiders also face a developing quarterback decision involving top pick Fernando Mendoza, while Carolina loses Taylor Moton to a fractured fibula.
In the NBA, Luka Dončić erupts for 52 points as the Lakers erase an 18-point deficit against Utah, while defending champion New York falls to 0-3. Oklahoma City remains unbeaten but leaves its win over the Clippers with major concern after Jalen Williams suffers a lower-leg injury.
The NHL features Quinn Hughes reaching 500 career points in his return to Vancouver, helping Minnesota move into first place while the Canucks’ winless streak reaches 10 games.
In soccer, Real Madrid beats Barcelona 2-1 in El Clásico behind two Kylian Mbappé goals, tightening the La Liga title race. Manchester United’s struggles deepen after a 3-0 loss to Bournemouth, increasing the pressure on Michael Carrick.
The episode closes with Formula One, where Kimi Antonelli wins the United States Grand Prix and moves within one race of potentially becoming the youngest world champion in series history.
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Yesterday in Sports Will Return on 10/26
Hello Everyone!Firstly, thank you all so much for helping make Yesterday in Sports the huge success that it's been so far. That is all because of you.The show is currently on a quick break and will return on …
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Hello Everyone!
Firstly, thank you all so much for helping make Yesterday in Sports the huge success that it's been so far.
That is all because of you.
The show is currently on a quick break and will return on Monday, October 26th.
Thanks again, and talk to you very soon.
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Bucs Stun Cowboys as MLB Proposes Huge Changes
Yesterday in Sports recaps a busy Thursday across the NFL, MLB playoffs, WNBA, NHL and soccer, beginning with Tampa Bay finally breaking into the win column behind an undrafted rookie quarterback.Chris Horwedel …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a busy Thursday across the NFL, MLB playoffs, WNBA, NHL and soccer, beginning with Tampa Bay finally breaking into the win column behind an undrafted rookie quarterback.
Chris Horwedel breaks down the Buccaneers’ 24-16 win over Dallas, where Jalon Daniels makes history, Bucky Irving delivers a career-best rushing performance and three second-half takeaways swing the game. The Cowboys also leave with a developing concern after CeeDee Lamb exits with a quadriceps injury.
In October baseball, Cleveland forces a winner-take-all Game 5 against the White Sox with a six-run sixth inning. Off the field, MLB presents the players’ union with a sweeping proposal that would shorten the regular season to 154 games, expand the Division Series and potentially allow higher-seeded teams to choose playoff opponents.
The WNBA makes history as A’ja Wilson wins her record fifth MVP award and third straight, further separating herself from every other player in league history even as Las Vegas faces elimination against Golden State.
Around the NHL, Carolina rolls behind Logan Stankoven’s first career hat trick, Colorado gets a big night from Cale Makar and Vegas completes a three-goal comeback. Seattle also loses Ryan Lindgren for several weeks with an upper-body injury.
The episode closes with soccer news, including Chicago extending Maren Haile-Selassie and UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin reversing his decision to step down, setting up another term through 2031 if re-elected.
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Rays, Dodgers and Brewers Advance & Eagles Trade Cam Jurgens
Yesterday in Sports recaps a massive Wednesday across the MLB playoffs, WNBA semifinals, NFL, Premier League and NHL, beginning with three teams punching tickets to the League Championship Series.Chris Horwedel …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a massive Wednesday across the MLB playoffs, WNBA semifinals, NFL, Premier League and NHL, beginning with three teams punching tickets to the League Championship Series.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Tampa Bay sweeping the Yankees after a controversial fan-interference review changed Anthony Volpe’s apparent game-tying homer into an RBI double. Cleveland keeps its season alive against Chicago, while the Dodgers eliminate Atlanta and Milwaukee finishes off San Diego to set up an NLCS rematch with Los Angeles.
In the WNBA semifinals, Atlanta and Golden State both take 2-0 series leads. Angel Reese and Jordin Canada help the Dream beat New York in overtime, while the Valkyries survive a late Las Vegas comeback to move within one victory of reaching the Finals in only their second season.
The NFL brings another major Philadelphia offensive-line change as the Eagles trade Cam Jurgens to Baltimore one day after Lane Johnson’s retirement. Philadelphia receives draft capital and turns toward rookie Drew Kendall, while Baltimore adds a two-time Pro Bowl center. Minnesota also signs Odell Beckham Jr. to its practice squad.
In soccer, Arsenal extends Mikel Arteta through 2030 after he delivered the club’s first Premier League title in 22 years.
The episode closes with NHL action, including Edmonton’s five-goal second period against Anaheim, Winnipeg winning despite a Josh Morrissey injury and Washington beating Pittsburgh in Alex Ovechkin’s first game since announcing his retirement plans.
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Messi’s Farewell and Lane Johnson’s Sudden Retirement
Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Tuesday across international soccer, MLB playoffs, the NFL, NHL, European basketball and tennis, beginning with Lionel Messi’s final appearance for Argentina.Chris Horwedel …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Tuesday across international soccer, MLB playoffs, the NFL, NHL, European basketball and tennis, beginning with Lionel Messi’s final appearance for Argentina.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Messi’s farewell in Buenos Aires, where he finished a 21-year international career with a goal and two assists in Argentina’s 3-0 win over Benin. Harry Kane also makes history for England, tying Peter Shilton’s appearance record while scoring twice against Czechia.
In October baseball, the Dodgers move within one win of eliminating Atlanta behind Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s dominant seven-inning start, while San Diego keeps its season alive against Milwaukee.
The NFL’s biggest story comes from Philadelphia, where Lane Johnson announces his immediate retirement after 14 seasons with the Eagles. The two-time Super Bowl champion steps away while still playing at an elite level, citing mental health, family and life beyond football. Philadelphia must now adjust immediately at right tackle while also dealing with injuries in the backfield.
Washington could get Jayden Daniels back this week, while Montreal loses Ivan Demidov for several weeks. The NHL slate also includes Toronto’s three-goal comeback, Alexis Lafrenière’s hat trick and a busy night across the league.
Elsewhere, EuroLeague shareholder clubs reject the NBA’s proposal for collaboration on a new European competition, while Novak Djokovic wins another China Open title and Carlos Alcaraz successfully defends in Japan.
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Ovechkin Farewell Begins, Falcons Run Over Saints
Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Monday across the NHL, NFL, MLB playoffs, NBA and tennis, beginning with one of hockey’s biggest stars announcing the final chapter of his career.Chris Horwedel breaks down …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Monday across the NHL, NFL, MLB playoffs, NBA and tennis, beginning with one of hockey’s biggest stars announcing the final chapter of his career.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Alex Ovechkin announcing that he will retire after the season, ending a 22-year NHL career that has included the league’s all-time goals record, a Stanley Cup and an era-defining run with the Washington Capitals.
On Monday Night Football, Atlanta beats New Orleans 45-24 behind five rushing touchdowns from Bijan Robinson and Brian Robinson Jr. Michael Penix Jr. provides an efficient passing performance as the Falcons earn their second straight road win.
NFL roster news includes Seattle reportedly signing Joe Mixon, Pittsburgh adding Sean Murphy-Bunting and Tyreek Hill continuing discussions with multiple contenders as he works toward a return.
In October baseball, Chicago and Tampa Bay both take 2-0 ALDS leads. The White Sox move within one victory of their first ALCS appearance since 2005, while four Yankees errors help Tampa Bay push New York to the brink of elimination.
The NBA brings uncertainty around Karl-Anthony Towns and the defending champion Knicks, with extension talks appearing far apart as New York balances Towns’ value against long-term roster flexibility.
The episode closes with a bizarre tennis ending in Beijing, where Daniil Medvedev is disqualified from the China Open semifinal after striking a spectator with a ball, sending Novak Djokovic into the final.
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Cowboys Rally, Brewers Walk Off and Tyreek Buzz Grows
Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Sunday across the NFL, MLB playoffs, WNBA semifinals, international soccer, NHL, and Formula One, beginning with a dramatic Cowboys comeback in Houston.Chris Horwedel breaks …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Sunday across the NFL, MLB playoffs, WNBA semifinals, international soccer, NHL, and Formula One, beginning with a dramatic Cowboys comeback in Houston.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Dallas rallying from 10 points down to beat the Texans 34-30, with CeeDee Lamb catching 17 passes for a career-high 189 yards and the game-winning touchdown. New England stays unbeaten with a late win over Buffalo, the Rams come back against Philadelphia, and Baltimore wins despite Lamar Jackson leaving with an ankle injury.
The NFL also brings major injury and roster news, including Rashee Rice and Tyquan Thornton going down for Kansas City and reports that the Chiefs have contacted Tyreek Hill about a possible reunion.
In October baseball, Milwaukee takes a 2-0 NLDS lead over San Diego on Jackson Chourio’s walk-off single, while Atlanta evens its series with the Dodgers behind Michael Harris II and a strong pitching performance.
The WNBA semifinals open with two road upsets. Golden State beats Las Vegas behind Gabby Williams and a dominant rebounding advantage, while Atlanta takes down defending champion New York behind Jordin Canada and DeWanna Bonner.
Portugal clinches a Nations League quarterfinal place with a perfect group record, while the Netherlands stays unbeaten under Xavi Hernández. The episode also covers a full NHL slate before closing with Max Verstappen winning the rain-delayed Bahrain Grand Prix for his first victory of the season.
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Missouri Shocks Florida, Rasmussen Dominates & England Crushes Croatia
Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Saturday across the MLB Division Series, college football, international soccer, NFL, NHL and Asian Games, beginning with dominant pitching and dramatic finishes across October …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a huge Saturday across the MLB Division Series, college football, international soccer, NFL, NHL and Asian Games, beginning with dominant pitching and dramatic finishes across October baseball.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Tampa Bay’s 1-0 win over the Yankees behind Drew Rasmussen’s near no-hitter, Chicago shutting out Cleveland, the Dodgers beating Atlanta and Milwaukee surviving San Diego. The Yankees are also forced to continue the series without Aaron Judge as he recovers from a calf strain.
In college football, No. 25 Missouri delivers the day’s biggest upset by beating No. 8 Florida 45-17, while Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami, Ohio State, Indiana and Alabama all earn notable wins. Kentucky also produces one of the day’s wildest finishes with an overtime comeback against South Carolina.
International soccer features a historic result as England destroys Croatia 7-0, handing Croatia its heaviest defeat ever. Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka score twice each, while Jude Bellingham adds a goal and three assists. Spain also stays atop the group with another victory.
NFL news includes Green Bay continuing to wait on Micah Parsons’ return from ACL surgery and Carolina placing Xavier Legette on injured reserve.
The NHL slate brings multiple overtime games, including Pittsburgh surviving after blowing a four-goal lead, while Sidney Crosby moves into a tie with Joe Thornton on the all-time assists list.
The episode closes with Tom Kim winning Asian Games golf gold and earning military-service exemption, India retaining the men’s cricket title and South Korea winning a fourth straight men’s soccer gold.
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Valkyries Advance, Man City Appeals & Duren Gets Paid
Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Friday across the WNBA playoffs, Manchester City’s financial case, international soccer, NBA, NFL and NHL, beginning with a dramatic winner-take-all comeback in San …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Friday across the WNBA playoffs, Manchester City’s financial case, international soccer, NBA, NFL and NHL, beginning with a dramatic winner-take-all comeback in San Francisco.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Golden State rallying from 16 points down to eliminate Dallas, winning the first playoff series in Valkyries history. Gabby Williams takes over after halftime, while Golden State advances to face defending champion Las Vegas in the semifinals.
In England, Manchester City formally appeals the independent commission ruling that found the club guilty of serious financial misconduct. The appeal challenges the underlying verdict rather than simply the eventual punishment, leaving the sanctions phase unresolved while the case moves to a new independent board.
International soccer includes France drawing Italy, Belgium beating Turkey and Edin Dzeko closing his Bosnia and Herzegovina career after 152 appearances and 73 goals. Poland also rolls past Romania behind a Robert Lewandowski hat trick.
The NBA brings a massive commitment from Detroit, which keeps Jalen Duren on a reported five-year, $200 million deal after his All-Star and All-NBA season.
NFL injury news includes Jayden Daniels, Justin Jefferson and Caleb Williams being ruled out, while Cleveland loses Mason Graham for several weeks and Houston gets Nico Collins back.
In the NHL, Alex Tuch scores twice in his Washington debut, Boston wins in overtime and the Rangers and Blues post shutouts. The episode closes with a report that Philadelphia plans to move on from interim manager Don Mattingly following the Phillies’ Wild Card exit.
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Browns Stun Steelers, Braves Advance & Igor Shesterkin Scores
Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Thursday across the NFL, MLB playoffs, WNBA postseason, international soccer, NBA and NHL, beginning with a dramatic AFC North finish in Cleveland.Chris Horwedel breaks down …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Thursday across the NFL, MLB playoffs, WNBA postseason, international soccer, NBA and NHL, beginning with a dramatic AFC North finish in Cleveland.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Andre Szmyt’s 56-yard game-winning field goal as the Browns beat Pittsburgh 27-24 and improve to 3-1. Cleveland’s defense sacks Aaron Rodgers five times and forces three turnovers in a game that swings repeatedly in the fourth quarter.
In Major League Baseball, Atlanta eliminates Philadelphia with a 6-2 win in the deciding Wild Card Game 3. Michael Harris II, Ozzie Albies and Matt Olson homer, while Chris Sale closes out Atlanta’s first winner-take-all postseason victory since 1996 and sends the Braves on to face the Dodgers.
The WNBA playoffs feature another huge performance from A’ja Wilson, who scores 36 points as Las Vegas eliminates Indiana and reaches the semifinals for an eighth straight season. Atlanta’s Angel Reese is also named Defensive Player of the Year after a record-setting season on the glass.
Portugal responds to Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure from national-team camp by beating Denmark 4-2, while questions remain about whether Ronaldo will return. Germany earns its first victory under Jürgen Klopp, and the Netherlands, Wales and Ireland are also in Nations League action.
Elsewhere, Toronto extends Jamal Shead, Anaheim and Buffalo make long-term commitments to young defensemen, and the NHL delivers an explosive opening week highlighted by Igor Shesterkin becoming the first goalie to score in Rangers history. The episode closes with NFL injury updates involving Travis Etienne and Jayden Daniels.
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Ronaldo Drama, Joey Porter Jr. Traded & MLB Wild Card Games
Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Wednesday across international soccer, the MLB playoffs, WNBA postseason, NFL, NBA, MLS and NHL, beginning with Cristiano Ronaldo’s sudden departure from Portugal’s …
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Yesterday in Sports recaps a dramatic Wednesday across international soccer, the MLB playoffs, WNBA postseason, NFL, NBA, MLS and NHL, beginning with Cristiano Ronaldo’s sudden departure from Portugal’s national-team camp.
Chris Horwedel breaks down Ronaldo leaving Portugal ahead of its match with Denmark, the public disagreement surrounding his role under Jorge Jesus and why the episode creates major questions about the final stage of his international career without yet amounting to a retirement.
In Major League Baseball, the Yankees, White Sox and Padres complete wild-card sweeps, advancing past Boston, Houston and Chicago. Philadelphia keeps its season alive with a 10-inning comeback victory over Atlanta, setting up a winner-take-all Game 3 for a spot against the Dodgers.
The WNBA playoffs deliver another huge performance as Arike Ogunbowale scores a postseason-record 45 points to lead Dallas past Golden State in overtime. Atlanta also completes its sweep of Washington to reach the semifinals.
The NFL’s biggest transaction sends Joey Porter Jr. from Pittsburgh to Dallas, giving the Cowboys a proven starting cornerback while the Steelers receive future draft capital. Elsewhere, D’Angelo Russell heads to Shanghai and the Philadelphia Union bring U.S. defender Mark McKenzie back from Europe.
In hockey, Colorado extends Jared Bednar and opens its season with an eight-goal performance, while Pittsburgh shuts out Philadelphia. The episode closes with South Korea reaching another Asian Games men’s soccer final, where it will face Japan.
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