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PSG vs. Inter Miami: Preview, Predictions and Lineups

11 hours ago | si.com | Ewan Ross-Murray

Inter Miami CF will need to produce the performance of their lives to reach the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinal on Sunday as they do battle with European champions Paris Saint-Germain in the last 16 of the competition. The Herons qualified for the knockout phase by finishing second in Group A, with some Lionel Messi magic in victory over Porto and draws with Al Ahly and Palmeiras ensuring them safe passage to the last 16.
Baltimore Orioles Veteran Starter’s Turnaround Makes Him Trade Deadline Target

13 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

At one point, Charlie Morton was so bad the Baltimore Orioles consigned him to their bullpen. Now? He could help them build for 2026. The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal (subscription required) wrote on Friday that Morton is “emerging as a legitimate trade candidate” after he’s flipped the script on an abysmal start of the season. Baltimore signed the 41-year-old right-hander after whiffing on trying to re-sign Corbin Burnes.
Elvis Andrus Joins Texas Rangers Legends During Hall of Fame Induction

13 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

ARLINGTON — Elvis Andrus became the latest player from the 2010 and 2011 World Series teams to be inducted into the Rangers Baseball Hall of Fame on Saturday. The induction ceremony was held before the Rangers-Mariners game. Andrus retired last year after a 15-year career, 12 of which were spent with the Rangers. Michael Young, one of his former teammates and a member of the Rangers Hall of Fame, presented Andrus.
Houston Astros Activate Lance McCullers Jr. for Start Against Chicago Cubs

16 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

The Houston Astros activated Lance McCullers Jr. from the 15-day injured list so he could start Saturday’s game against the Chicago Cubs at Daikin Park. To make room on the 26-man roster, the Astros optioned right-handed pitcher Nick Hernandez to Triple-A Sugar Land, per MLB.com. More News: Houston Astros Depth, Talent Helps Boost Their First-Half Season GradesMcCullers went on the IL on June 16 with a right foot sprain, retroactive to June 13.
Tulane Football Safety Target Set to Make Decision on Fourth of July

16 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

The Tulane Green Wave have a significant 2026 recruiting class assembled and hope to add to that on July 4. That is when Pascagoula, Miss., safety Tomareo Johnson is expected to announce his commitment. Tulane Football Recruiting on X (formerly Twitter) reported his commitment date. The Green Wave are one of several teams the three-star safety is considering, but one of only four he’s officially visited in the past six weeks.
Phillies Slugger Not Putting Time Stamp on His Retirement

17 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

The news earlier this month was about Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler saying that he expected to retire in 2027 after his contract ended. Naturally, with a team that has a mature core, the question is whether any other Phillies are contemplating retirement? Catcher J.T. Realmuto falls into the category of mature core player. The 34-year-old has been with Philadelphia since 2019 and has been a mainstay behind the plate during each of their last three playoff runs.
Nathan Eovaldi Shows Some Rust in Return to Texas Rangers Rotation

18 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

ARLINGTON — Nathan Eovaldi clearly has some rust to shake off. The 35-year-old right-hander returned to the Texas Rangers starting rotation on Friday and threw three innings in a 7-6, 12-inning loss to the Seattle Mariners at Globe Life Field. Before the game, the Rangers activated him and sent Dane Dunning back to Triple-A Round Rock.
Knicks Expected to Call Celtics About Champion Forward

20 hours ago | si.com | Geoff Magliocchetti

One insider believes that the New York Knicks are seeing green on their free agency ledger. Previewing the upcoming free agency frenzy for SNY, Ian Begley mentioned that the Knicks could add some championship panache in the form of Boston Celtics star Al Horford, who could become the latest casualty of a Beantown retooling. "I think the Knicks will also at least check in on Horford’s situation in Boston," Begley foretold.
Chan Lumpkin’s Recent Tulane Football Commitment Boosts Future Pass Rush

20 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

The recent commitment of Chan Lumpkin to the Tulane Green Wave football program doesn’t stick out because he is, as of yet, unranked nationally. Yet it’s another move the Green Wave can use to bolster its pass rush for the 2026 season and beyond.
Houston Astros Should Target Reliable Brewers Starter at Trade Deadline

21 hours ago | si.com | Matthew Postins

The Houston Astros have two starting pitching problems. There could be a solution to both of those problems in one trade. First, the Astros have a starting rotation on the injured list. Some of those starters are not coming back this season, most notably Hayden Wesneski and Ronel Blanco, both of whom had Tommy John surgery earlier this season. More News: Houston Astros Depth, Talent Helps Boost Their First-Half Season GradesOthers are on the mend and could play a role later this season.