Boston has quietly won nine of their last eleven games — and Tuesday night, Payton Tolle gave them six innings of nearly flawless baseball against Chicago.
Hollis Grindal scored three times in the first game, then drove in four more in the second — the kind of day at the plate that people in the stands don't forget quickly.
Belgium didn't just beat the U.S. Monday night — they handed them their seventh straight loss against the Red Devils, and it wasn't particularly close.
Trump called FIFA's top official to push back on a red card suspension — and days later, that suspension was lifted. The last time something like this happened at a World Cup was 1962.
The last time a World Cup red card didn't lead to a suspension was 1962. That streak just ended — and the reason why has UEFA calling it a threat to the integrity of the game.
Jude Bellingham scored twice in under two minutes, Harry Kane matched a World Cup legend, and England somehow survived 32 minutes a man down at one of football's most iconic stadiums.