Three September games worth watching Wednesday night
Red Sox-Rangers brings a tight wild-card race into Arlington, while Cubs-Braves and Dodgers-Reds put playoff position on the line.
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What happened overnight: Chiefs win, Padres streak reaches eight
Kansas City opened the season with a decisive Monday night win, while San Diego and Arizona kept the National League race moving late into the night.
West Coast late baseball: Padres survive Rockies, Diamondbacks rally past Marlins
San Diego won its eighth straight, Arizona walked off Miami and the Angels handed Seattle another loss in Monday's late MLB window.
Kenneth Walker III powers Chiefs past Broncos 31-10 as Mahomes returns
Walker ran for 173 yards and a touchdown while Patrick Mahomes threw two scores in Kansas City's season-opening win over Denver.
Mahomes returns as Broncos and Chiefs open the NFL season in prime time
Denver brings a pressure-heavy defense to Arrowhead for Monday Night Football, while Kansas City begins the Patrick Mahomes comeback season with questions at left tackle.
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Malik Hooker has forearm fracture; Cowboys await specialist’s recovery assessment
Confirms the injury feared after the Giants loss. Hooker’s return date and DeMarvion Overshown’s hamstring severity remain unsettled.
Seager’s 458-foot homer helps Rangers survive Arizona rally and end road drought
Texas holds on 7–6 and moves within a game of Houston, with Quantrill’s back and Jung’s calf worth watching.
Lowry wins Irish Open by a record 11 shots with closing 63
Lowry finishes 23 under at Doonbeg for his second Irish Open title, 17 years after winning as an amateur.
Likely, Swift and Henry lead Sunday’s NFL winners; injuries leave Monday questions
A complete guide to all 13 Sunday recaps, with the performances and unresolved questions worth carrying into Monday.
Tom Brady brings his Super Bowl LI call sheet back to television
FOX’s close-up lets Patriots fans examine the organized page behind the 28-3 comeback, part of a football archive Brady kept through his playing career.
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Dart throws three touchdowns as Giants beat Cowboys 28-20
Likely catches two touchdown passes, Skattebo scores in his return and New York wins John Harbaugh’s debut.
Machado homers as Padres beat Giants 6-4 for seventh straight win
Tatis drives in two runs, Salas records his first major league hit and San Diego finishes a sweep in San Francisco.
Wentz leads Vikings rally, Eagles survive as Jeanty and McBride power late wins
Four Sunday late-window recaps: Minnesota overturns a 12-point deficit, Philadelphia stops a tying conversion, and Las Vegas and Arizona pull away.
Anthony breaks seventh-inning tie as Red Sox beat Royals 4-1
Payton Tolle threw six scoreless innings, and Trevor Story added two insurance runs as Boston took the series at Fenway.
Simi Fehoko blocks punt as Cardinals beat Chargers 26-14
Trey McBride catches the decisive touchdown, Jacoby Brissett throws for 277 yards and Arizona wins Mike LaFleur’s debut.
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Ashton Jeanty scores twice as Raiders beat Dolphins 27-13
Jeanty gains 147 yards from scrimmage, and five Las Vegas sacks keep Miami from completing a second-half comeback.
Goedert scores twice as Eagles stop Commanders’ late conversion, 24–22
Hurts threw three touchdowns, and Moro Ojomo’s stop kept Washington from tying the opener in the final minute.
Wentz and Jefferson lead Vikings’ 29-point surge past Packers, 39–22
Minnesota erased a 22–10 deficit with a fourth-down stop, three Wentz touchdown passes and two late takeaways.
Rafael Devers lands on 60-day IL as Giants await surgery decision
San Francisco will face the Padres without Devers after a season-ending roster move. Tony Vitello expects surgery Tuesday, pending a specialist evaluation.