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There was only one night game a year, the whole sky would brighten up with fireworks, giving us just enough light for a game We played our best then because, I guess, we all felt like the big leaguers under the lights of some great stadium ❤️

A self-proclaimed F1 journalist and Instagram influencer with around 4k followers named “Thandie” was removed from the 2026 British Grand Prix following an abusive incident at Silverstone. I genuinely don’t understand why the FIA keeps handing out free paddock passes to these self proclaimed influencers while real fans struggle with ticket prices rising every year. Why are people with negligible audiences and little understanding of the sport being given access that genuine fans can only dream of? F1 keeps talking about growing the sport, yet many lifelong fans can’t even afford grandstand tickets while these self-styled influencers walk into the paddock for free. Source link in comments.

NEW: Video has emerged of ESPN analyst Matt Miller's horrific car crash. Miller was traveling in the opposite direction in the Ford Bronco. What do you notice in the video?…

There's not much to work with in this Mets rotation right now, but Zach Thornton has been an impressive bright spot. "I think there's no world where he shouldn't be on the Major League roster for the rest of the season."

Shannon Sharpe asks Chad Ochocinco why the English media is hating on Jude Bellingham, even though he’s carrying the team in the World Cup. Ocho says he doesn’t want to make it political.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​but over there they want to act a certain way

The power is in the hair

"I think it's gonna stink" – Jeff Passan on Netflix's new MLB Home Run Derby format

The Allen family's two historic sports franchise sales this year 💰

“You had one job, and you blew it.” USMNT legend Alexi Lalas believes Mauricio Pochettino should not get a contract extension after crashing out of the 2026 World Cup. He was speaking on talkSPORT, when he was asked if Pochettino should stay or go. “Go,” Lalas answered. “I mean, it's not that I want him to leave. I just think that this cycle has run its course. “When it comes to Mauricio Pochettino, you had one job. And it was the game against Belgium. “You win that game, then you're in some rarefied air. And it's not gravy but let's be honest, you're playing against Spain. And you take your chances, you're back in an underdog type of role. “So I think that they [U.S. Soccer] move on. I believe he's had a good time, but you had one job, and you blew it. “And, you know, you live and die by that. Every coach understands that, every manager understands that, and certainly Mauricio Pochettino does.” Pochettino’s $6 million a year contract with U.S Soccer expires this summer. Should he stay or should he go, like Lalas said?