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Brendan Sorsby © Imagn.Brendan Sorsby’s future is now in the hands of the NFL franchises, as he decided to drop his case for eligibility against the NCAA last week. Instead of trying to overcome his lifetime ban from college athletics, the signal-caller will now enter the NFL supplemental draft.
Whether or not he will attract the interest of any NFL teams remains to be seen. However, according to insider Rich Cimini, at least one team isn’t at all interested in his services. Even while the New York Jets (worth $8.1 billion, according to Forbes) are looking for a new starting quarterback, they aren’t interested in recruiting Sorsby due to his betting scandal.
“They don’t want to deal to deal with it,” said ESPN’s Rich Cimini via NFLSleeper.
The Jets did select one quarterback during the 2026 NFL draft, as they took Clemson’s Cade Klubnik in the fourth round with the 110th overall pick.
Unlike the Jets, the Pittsburgh Steelers, Arizona Cardinals, and Cleveland Browns are reportedly interested in getting Sorsby.
In which round is it expected that Brendan Sorsby will be picked?According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, it’s very unlikely that a team will spend a first-round draft pick on Sorsby during the supplemental draft. The only candidates, according to the reporter, who could do this are the Jets and Browns because they have multiple first-round picks.
However, speaking on SportsCenter on Sunday, he also floated two unlikely candidates: the Eagles and the Buccaneers. Fowler said:
“You typically don’t see first-round picks in the supplemental draft; it’s a lot to give up. Now, you have the usual suspects, like the New York Jets, the Cleveland Browns, who have multiple first-round picks to play with. Do they get involved? I’m also looking at some sleepers, teams that have an established quarterback but could use somebody a year or two down the road, like Philadelphia, Tampa Bay with their Baker Mayfield contract situation. So, there are a lot of teams that are intrigued. There’s going to be some action here in the next month for sure.”
As a reminder, the NFL supplemental draft works differently from the main event. Teams will place bets, blindly, with their draft picks from next year. The team that places the bet with the highest draft pick will get the player.
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Japan's Miyu Yamashita won the Meijer LPGA Classic with a birdie at the first playoff hole to beat Lottie Woad (Raj Mehta)Miyu Yamashita birdied the first playoff hole to beat Lottie Woad in a duel of rising stars at the Meijer LPGA Classic in Belmont, Michigan, on Sunday.
Japan's Yamashita, who won the Women's British Open and the Maybank Championship in her 2025 Rookie of the Year campaign, conjured nine birdies in an eight-under par 64, erasing a five-point overnight deficit and winning after Woad faltered with a three-putt bogey at the 72nd hole.
They had traded or shared the lead for much of the afternoon, but Woad was in command when she holed out from a greenside bunker for birdie and a two-shot lead at the 17th.
Ahead of her, Yamashita birdied 18 to cut the deficit to one and Woad couldn't hang on.
Her short par putt to win lipped out and she signed for a four-under 68 that left her tied with Yamashita on 17-under 271.
They returned to par-five 18th for the playoff, Yamashita rolling in her four-foot birdie putt after Woad had missed her longer birdie attempt.
The victory was a reward for a stellar round from Yamashita, who had eight birdies before her lone bogey of the day, a three-putt at the par-three 15th.
"I had like a score gap with the top (players), but this week I had a really good feeling, so I'm really happy to win," the 24-year-old Yamashita, ranked eighth in the world, said.
England's Woad, who captured her maiden win in Scotland in her pro debut last year and added a second LPGA title at the Queen City Championship in Ohio last month, said she'd try to shake off the disappointment and refocus on capturing a first major title at the Women's PGA Championship at Hazeltine next week.
"Hopefully next week is my week instead," said the 22-year-old from Surrey, who admitted that with a chance to do it over she might have played the final hole of regulation differently.
"I mean, I would always go for it in two, but kind of wishing I didn't now," said Woad, who ended up three-putting from 50 feet.
Taiwan's Hsu Wei-Ling and China's Liu Yan shared third, both carding five-under par 67s to land on 15-under 273.
Australian Cassi Porter and South Korean Kang Min-ji shared fifth on 274, a stroke in front of a group that included American overnight leader Jing Yan, who carded a one-over 73.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Chase Burns pitched five innings of one-run ball and survived six stolen bases for his eighth straight win, and the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Yankees 4-1 on Sunday.
Tyler Stephenson hit a three-run homer in the fourth off New York rookie Elmer Rodríguez (0-2) as the Reds withstood allowing six steals for the second time this season.
Noelvi Marte added an RBI double in the ninth.
Burns (9-1) allowed one run and five hits. He struck out seven and walked three to become the first Reds player to win eight straight decisions since Tom Browning in 1989.
The Yankees stole six bases in a game for the first time since Sept. 5, 2013. Jasson Domínguez, Cody Bellinger and Jazz Chisholm Jr. stole two apiece for the Yankees, who lead the American League with 80 steals. New York also went 0 for 9 with runners in scoring position and went hitless in its final 24 at-bats with runners in scoring position in the series.
José Caballero was also caught stealing in the second and Anthony Volpe was picked off first base by Burns in the third.
Ben Rice homered in the third inning as the Yankees lost for the third time in four games.
Rodríguez allowed three runs and four hits in four-plus innings. He made his fourth career start since the Yankees pushed back Gerrit Cole and the rest of their starters a day.
Domínguez and Bellinger pulled of a double steal in the first and Burns retired Chisholm on a popup. Bellinger stole second in the third and was stranded when Burns struck out Spencer Jones. Austin Wells popped out after Chisholm stole two bases in the fourth.
Up NextReds: RHP Brady Singer (3-6, 5.32 ERA) opposes Milwaukee RHP Brandon Woodruff (2-1, 3.60) in the opener of a three-game series Monday in Cincinnati.
Yankees: Cole (2-1, 2.57) faces LHP Framber Valdez (3-5, 4.09) in the opener of a three-game series Monday in Detroit.
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Did anti-time-wasting rule work? De Bruyne waves off medicsKevin De Bruyne was involved in a curious scene during Belgium’s match against Iran this Sunday (21) at the World Cup.
He appeared to have “turned down” medical treatment for Leandro Trossard after his teammate suffered a hard foul in the attacking third.
Alireza Jahanbakhsh struck the Belgian forward’s calf with the studs of his boot, leaving him down on the pitch for almost a minute and a half near the end line.
Belgium’s medical staff came close to Trossard, but did not enter the field.
De Bruyne was standing next to Trossard and made a gesture indicating that medical treatment was not necessary.
According to the new rules that came into effect at this World Cup, players who receive medical treatment on the field must wait at least one minute after play resumes before they can return to the pitch.
Check below how the sequence of events unfolded:
While Trossard is down, De Bruyne signals toward the sideline as soon as Belgium’s medical staff approaches
The medical staff waits for the “go-ahead” to provide treatment
De Bruyne once again gestures toward the touchline, indicating that treatment is not necessary
The Iranian player’s challenge tore Trossard’s sock. The referee awarded a foul, but did not even show a yellow card
In addition to the damage to the sock, Jahanbakhsh’s studs left clear marks on the Belgian forward’s calf
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PSG could see Korean star depart for €30M fee to Atletico Madrid originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
There's almost nothing that Paris Saint-Germain has to improve on in the offseason, as the French club is defending back-to-back European champions, with the squad harboring immense talent, including the reigning Ballon d'Or winner, Ousmane Dembele.
There's not much to improve on. But this level of success attracts people looking to get a piece of it, whether they're a coach or a player, as in Atletico Madrid's pursuit of Kang In-Lee, who has been in the French capital for three seasons.
Atletico's interest in LeeÀ 30M€ + bonus, le PSG pourrait acter le départ de Kang In Lee à l’Atletico Madrid.
Accord de principe Atletico Madrid et le clan du joueur sud-Coréen ✅ pic.twitter.com/ZZpBZxQHBY
As reported by French journalist Romain Collet Gaudin, the Korean forward has reached an agreement with Atletico Madrid, with the main hurdle in the way of the deal being done sitting on the club level, with a fee of € 30M being tossed around. Lee has found himself in a bit of a lesser role in Luis Enrique's system, having appeared in 1815 minutes for the Parisians last season, which is a reduction from where he was at in the last two seasons with the French champions.
Granted, Lee is making his time on the pitch count, recording nine goal contributions through his 38 games last season, netting four goals of his own with five assists. With the likes of Bradley Barcola, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and the aforementioned Dembele, all taking up spots in the attacking department, it would make sense for Lee to want to exit in search of further playing time.
Given that the Korean is a back-to-back European champion, it'd be safe to say that Champions League football is at the top of his list of requirements for future suitors, but that shouldn't be an issue for the Madrid-based club, who haven't failed to qualify for the competition since the 2011-12 season.
For now, Lee will continue his journey with the Korean National Team, as they prepare for the third match of their group stage schedule in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. While the Parisian forward hasn't found the back of the net during the Tigers' opening two matches of the group stage, he has notched an assist in their tournament opener against the Czech Republic.
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LSU flipped another prized in-state prospect committed elsewhere.
The Tigers secured a commitment from three-star WR Gary Burney Jr. after hosting the 6-foot-4, 200-pound pass-catcher a second time this month.
LSU offered Burney shortly after he declared for Houston during his official visit.
The Tigers kept their foot on the gas with the flip target, leading to this change of plans.
“It’s LSU. I have been dreaming about this since I was a kid,” Burney told Rivals. “I have been waiting for this. I have been overlooked and doubted, but Coach G-Mac gave me a chance and bet on me, and that was all I needed.”
George McDonald took notice of the Bossier City (La.) Parkway standout during spring ball and then had Burney in a camp setting earlier this month.
The in-state WR impressed the entire LSU staff along the way.
“The coaches were amazing, but not just that … The people and the players they are all pushing for success like me, and they are all elite players, which would just make me two times as better as a person and a player just by being around them,” Burney detailed.
“It’s LSU every Louisiana kid has dreamed of playing for LSU one day,” he continued. “God has blessed me to allow myself to be one of those guys to play for LSU.”
ELKHART LAKE – A frustrating weekend for Christian Lundgaard looked like a total loss on the first lap at Road America, but instead he pulled off an improbable victory June 21 in the XPEL Grand Prix.
Lundgaard took the checkered flag in a one-lap shootout that then ended under another caution for a crash behind him, earning his second victory of the NTT IndyCar Series season and third of his career.
Who is Christian Lundgaard, 2026 IndyCar winner at Road America?Lundgaard, a 24-year-old from Denmark, is in his fifth year in IndyCar and second with the Arrow McLaren Chevrolet team.
He won last month on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course and also in the 2023 Toronto street race with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing.
Lundgaard started 12th and went most of a lap down early when his left front wing suffered damage from contact in the scramble into Turn 1 on the first lap.
Cautions eventually allowed him to catch the field, and he took the lead through the final sequence of pit stops, finally coming out second behind Marcus Armstrong with 10 to go and the two drivers ahead still needing to stop.
Lundgaard dogged Armstrong on fresher tires, and then the race came to him when Armstrong’s car sputtered to a stop on the 52nd of 55 laps around the 4.014-mile road course.
The caution for Armstrong set up a one-lap shootout. Lundgaard held off David Malukas on the restart and was comfortably ahead when Will Power and Graham Rahal crashed in Turn 12 to bring out the yellow flag.
Malukas finished second. Power was credited with third. Kyffin Simpson was frouth and pole-sitter Alex Palou fifth.
When does IndyCar race next?After a week off, the NTT IndyCar Series is back on a road course, the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, for the Honda Indy 200 on July 5.
What other races are on the Road America schedule in 2026?Road America has other popular weekends and smaller events on its 2026 schedule, among them Trans Am and TA2 muscle cars for the Cheese Capital Cup from June 26-28.
The IMSA sports car weekend July 30 to Aug. 2 has grown to rival IndyCar as the biggest weekend on the schedule. This year the main event will be a six-hour endurance race.
When does IndyCar race in Wisconsin again?Although no 2027 date has been announced, all indications are Road America will again fall on Father’s Day weekend.
IndyCar will run a doubleheader weekend at the Milwaukee Mile on Aug. 28-30, the second- and third-last races on the schedule.
Who were other winners on 2026 IndyCar weekend at Road America?Pabst Racing of Oconomowoc scored four victories in its home event with a USF Pro 2000 sweep by California-born rookie G3 Argyros (one Saturday, the other Sunday) and 1-2s in USF2000 with Eddie Beswick over fellow Australian Brad Majman on Saturday and Majman over Beswick on Sunday. Canadian rookie Anthony Martella won the other USF Pro 2000 race.
“They say you get the family you’re given and the family you have chosen. And I chose probably the best family in this entire paddock,” Argyos said. “And it shows by how much work and dedication we put into the program, how amazing the coaching is and how well we get to know each other.
“From start to finish, I knew that we had the same beautiful, amazing car that we had to win yesterday. And today from first, it was a little bit easier. Lap to lap at Pabst's home track is very meaningful.”
Matteo Nannini was awarded the win in the second of two Indy NXT races after Alessandro de Tullio of Argentina was penalized for not having the same tires on his car Sunday as he did in qualifying. Australian Lochie Hughes won a day earlier.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Christian Lundgaard earns improbable Road America IndyCar victory
ELKHART LAKE – A frustrating weekend for Christian Lundgaard looked like a total loss on the first lap at Road America, but instead he pulled off an improbable victory June 21 in the XPEL Grand Prix.
Lundgaard took the checkered flag in a one-lap shootout that then ended under another caution for a crash behind him, earning his second victory of the NTT IndyCar Series season and third of his career.
Who is Christian Lundgaard, 2026 IndyCar winner at Road America?Lundgaard, a 24-year-old from Denmark, is in his fifth year in IndyCar and second with the Arrow McLaren Chevrolet team.
He won last month on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course and also in the 2023 Toronto street race with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing.
Lundgaard started 12th and went most of a lap down early when his left front wing suffered damage from contact in the scramble into Turn 1 on the first lap.
Cautions eventually allowed him to catch the field, and he took the lead through the final sequence of pit stops, finally coming out second behind Marcus Armstrong with 10 to go and the two drivers ahead still needing to stop.
Lundgaard dogged Armstrong on fresher tires, and then the race came to him when Armstrong’s car sputtered to a stop on the 52nd of 55 laps around the 4.014-mile road course.
The caution for Armstrong set up a one-lap shootout. Lundgaard held off David Malukas on the restart and was comfortably ahead when Will Power and Graham Rahal crashed in Turn 12 to bring out the yellow flag.
Malukas finished second. Power was credited with third. Kyffin Simpson was frouth and pole-sitter Alex Palou fifth.
When does IndyCar race next?After a week off, the NTT IndyCar Series is back on a road course, the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, for the Honda Indy 200 on July 5.
What other races are on the Road America schedule in 2026?Road America has other popular weekends and smaller events on its 2026 schedule, among them Trans Am and TA2 muscle cars for the Cheese Capital Cup from June 26-28.
The IMSA sports car weekend July 30 to Aug. 2 has grown to rival IndyCar as the biggest weekend on the schedule. This year the main event will be a six-hour endurance race.
When does IndyCar race in Wisconsin again?Although no 2027 date has been announced, all indications are Road America will again fall on Father’s Day weekend.
IndyCar will run a doubleheader weekend at the Milwaukee Mile on Aug. 28-30, the second- and third-last races on the schedule.
Who were other winners on 2026 IndyCar weekend at Road America?Pabst Racing of Oconomowoc scored four victories in its home event with a USF Pro 2000 sweep by California-born rookie G3 Argyros (one Saturday, the other Sunday) and 1-2s in USF2000 with Eddie Beswick over fellow Australian Brad Majman on Saturday and Majman over Beswick on Sunday. Canadian rookie Anthony Martella won the other USF Pro 2000 race.
“They say you get the family you’re given and the family you have chosen. And I chose probably the best family in this entire paddock,” Argyos said. “And it shows by how much work and dedication we put into the program, how amazing the coaching is and how well we get to know each other.
“From start to finish, I knew that we had the same beautiful, amazing car that we had to win yesterday. And today from first, it was a little bit easier. Lap to lap at Pabst's home track is very meaningful.”
Matteo Nannini was awarded the win in the second of two Indy NXT races after Alessandro de Tullio of Argentina was penalized for not having the same tires on his car Sunday as he did in qualifying. Australian Lochie Hughes won a day earlier.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Christian Lundgaard earns improbable Road America IndyCar victory
World Cup 2026 red cards tracker: Updated list of suspended players for FIFA group stage originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has already delivered plenty of drama, and players must be careful to stay on the right side of the referee as the tournament progresses.
A red card can have major consequences during the group stage, with any player sent off left facing an automatic suspension for their country's next match. That can leave teams without key players at a crucial point in the competition.
The Sporting News is tracking every red card shown at the 2026 World Cup, with a full list of dismissals from the tournament below.
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How many red cards have been shown at the 2026 World Cup?A total of seven players have been sent off at the 2026 FIFA World Cup so far.
Dismissals can be issued for offences such as serious foul play, violent conduct, denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity or receiving two yellow cards in the same match. However, one of the tournament's most talked-about rule changes means players can be shown straight red cards for covering their mouths during confrontations with opponents. We saw this with Paraguay's Miguel Almiron against Turkey.
Every red card results in an automatic suspension, meaning teams can quickly find themselves without key players during the race to reach the knockout stages.
Players shown a red card during World Cup 2026DatePlayerTeamOpponentMinuteOffenceJune 11Sphephelo SitholeSouth AfricaMexico49'DOGSO(denial of a clear goal-scoring opportunity)June 11Themba ZwaneSouth AfricaMexico84'Violent conductJune 11Cesar MontesMexicoSouth Africa90+2'DOGSO
(denial of a clear goal-scoring opportunity)June 18Homam AhmedQatarCanada33'DOGSO
(denial of a clear goal-scoring opportunity)June 18Assim MadiboQatarCanada53'Serious foul playJune 19Tarik MuharemovicBosnia and HerzegovinaSwitzerland80'DOGSO
(denial of a clear goal-scoring opportunity)June 19 Miguel AlmironParaguayTurkey45+3'Covering mouth while confronting opponentJune 21Nathan NgoyBelgiumIran67'DOGSO
(denial of a clear goal-scoring opportunity)Fewest and most red cards at a World Cup all-time
Red cards have produced some of the World Cup's most memorable moments, from controversial dismissals to costly suspensions that changed the course of a tournament.
The fewest red cards shown at a World Cup in the modern era came in 2018 and 2022, with just four players sent off across 64 matches in each tournament.
At the other end of the scale, the 2006 World Cup in Germany remains the most ill-disciplined edition on record, with 28 red cards issued during the competition.
The table below shows how every World Cup compares in terms of total red cards and dismissals per match.
YearRed cardsGamesRedsper game19301180.05519341170.05619384180.18219501220.04319543260.10319583350.07919626320.15819665320.13519705320.13519745380.11619783380.07319825520.08819868520.133199016520.235199415520.224199822640.256200217640.210200628640.304201017640.210201410640.13520184640.05920224640.06252026*7370.189
*Ongoing
It took 77 games, but things finally got weird between Rafael Devers and San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello.
Devers, the Giants' slugging first baseman, wagged his finger vigorously toward Vitello after the rookie manager sent in a pinch-runner for him in the top of the ninth inning at Miami, the Giants trailing by a run.
Yet speedy pinch runner Jonah Cox had already entered. Devers, who'd drawn a leadoff walk, tried to shoo him away from the bag. Yet he had to yield to the rookie who was called up from Double-A on June 1 and left the field cursing into his helmet.
And then, before Cox could even think about stealing second base, Jung Hoo Lee flied out and Willy Adames hit into a game-ending double play, sealing the Giants' 2-1 loss and a desultory sweep in Miami.
Devers was NOT happy.. especially once he got back to the dugout pic.twitter.com/AiQmFQpUcb
— Matthew Crory (@matthewcrory) June 21, 2026Vitello said in his postgame news conference that Devers' leg had been bothering him a little bit, and that Cox represented their best chance to tie the score, although noting that Marlins reliever Lake Bachar was challenging to steal a base against.
"You know how competitive he is. He wanted to stay in the game," Vitello said. "Once we announce the move, the move is made. Just going with our best effort to win the game. (Devers) was signaling over to us he was good to run. Obviously, would like Jonah to get a bag. He’s relatively quick to the plate. But on a double, going on our best chance to win the game.
"In a perfect world, you’d like to see Cox get a bag at second, if he can. At the very least, if you go down, you go down swinging with your fastest guy."
Yet if Cox found his way home, that still would have only tied the score. Devers' bat would have been removed from the middle of the lineup in extra innings, likely the source of Devers' consternation. Devers is third on the Giants with 11 homers and has 246 for his career.
Still, Vitello insists he and the Giants first baseman, owed roughly $225 million through 2033, are good.
"We talk every day. We’re good. I’d rather have guys you have to rip off the field," Vitello said shortly before the Giants headed to the airport for a cross-country flight back to San Francisco.
"I don’t have any problem with Raffy. We talk every day; he’s one of the most entertaining guys to be around. He wants to stay in the game."
The loss wasted a complete-game effort from ace Logan Webb, who gave up five hits and two runs in eight innings. The Giants are now 31-46 in the first season for Vitello, the first manager to make the leap from college coaching - at Tennessee - to the major leagues.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Rafael Devers fumes after Tony Vitello removes him for pinch runner
