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Monday, July 20, 2026

Broncos 2026 defensive line preview: Who steps up next to Zach Allen in place of John Franklin-Myers?

Sixth in a series previewing the Broncos’ 2026 roster in the weeks leading up to the start of training camp in late July. Previously: Quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends and offensive linemen. Read more →

Rockies’ Hunter Goodman smashes 3 HRs in loss to Reds to enter exclusive territory

Maybe Hunter Goodman wanted to show the rest of baseball that leaving him out of the Home Run Derby was a huge mistake. Or, maybe it was just a day off on Saturday that gave him some pop back in his bat. Read more →

For Reds relievers who grew up in Colorado, series against Rockies marks a homecoming

If you can be good in Colorado, you can be great in other places. Read more →

Stephenson goes deep twice, Reds weather 3-homer game from Goodman in 9-6 win over Rockies

Tyler Stephenson went deep twice, Hunter Greene struck out seven over six innings and the Cincinnati Reds weathered a three-homer afternoon from Hunter Goodman to beat the Colorado Rockies 9-6 on Sunday. Read more →

Spain wins the World Cup by beating Argentina 1-0 on Ferran Torres’ goal in extra time

Spain first nation to hold men’s and Women’s World Cups at same time. Read more →

See it: World Cup closing ceremonies, final match and halftime show in photos

The stars were out in East Rutherford, New Jersey, for the World Cup final. Read more →

Trump celebrates the World Cup as a US victory as he presents trophy to the winner, Spain

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney plan to attend the final. Read more →

Colorado’s summer workouts setting stage for tough nonconference schedule

If the Buffaloes falter out of the gate — a distinct possibility, given the coast-to-coast challenges of the nonconference schedule — Tad Boyle already knows where to point the finger. Read more →