Yesterday in Sports recaps a packed Friday across the NBA, Major League Baseball, NFL, international soccer, college football, NHL and Presidents Cup, beginning with Stephen Curry agreeing to a new two-year extension with the Golden State Warriors.
Chris Horwedel covers Curry’s long-term commitment to Golden State, along with NBA roster moves involving D’Angelo Russell, Dwight Powell, Kon Knueppel and Grant Williams.
In MLB, Arizona keeps its season alive in the National League wild-card race while Philadelphia stumbles. Cleveland and Chicago remain separated by one game in the AL Central, Texas and Houston stay tied atop the AL West, and Milwaukee reaches 101 victories.
The NFL injury report features Nick Bosa, Puka Nacua, Nico Collins and Jayden Daniels, while Sam Darnold is cleared to return for Seattle.
International soccer brings the beginning of the Zinédine Zidane era with France, but the bigger story is a worrying knee injury for Kylian Mbappé shortly after he scores his record-setting 67th international goal.
College football sees No. 5 Indiana survive Northwestern to extend the nation’s longest winning streak, while Clemson, UAB and Rutgers also pick up victories.
The episode also covers Macklin Celebrini becoming the youngest current NHL captain before closing with a dramatic Presidents Cup swing, as the International team sweeps all five Friday foursomes matches to take a 7-3 lead over the United States.
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