Veteran wing Kentavious Caldwell-Pope is negotiating a buyout with Memphis and is expected to sign with the 76ers, reuniting with LeBron James on a retooled Philly roster.

Passes for the 2026 TIAA Philadelphia Marathon and half sold out in record time after organizers added 3,000 bibs; 8K and kids' runs remain open.

The Independence Day Regatta moves to July 24–26 this year, bringing roughly 5,000 rowers and free riverfront viewing to Kelly Drive while the city hosts America 250 and World Cup events.

The Philadelphia Union rolled out theatrical lighting, new F&B partners, security scanners and smart‑campus tech at Subaru Park in Chester as MLS play resumes after the World Cup. The upgrades include AI‑enabled fixtures, Level‑2 EV chargers and fresh concession options.

Phillies reliever Brad Keller has a torn UCL and is expected to miss the remainder of 2026; the club recalled Seth Johnson as the bullpen reshuffles.

Jordan Walker homered on his last six swings to win the Home Run Derby, becoming the first St. Louis Cardinal to claim the title in Philadelphia.

South Philly's All‑Star Fan Zone turns Citizens Bank Park into a fan playground, with food, activations and limited game‑night hours.

The USWNT will host world champion Spain at Subaru Park on Oct. 13; presales begin July 14 and public tickets go on sale July 16.

Cristopher Sánchez was named the National League’s starting pitcher for Tuesday’s All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park after a dominant first half. The Phillies ace will face AL starter Dylan Cease in a rare hometown start.

Kylian Mbappé’s 70th‑minute penalty sent France past Paraguay 1‑0 in Philadelphia, but the match was dominated by off‑the‑ball clashes and criticism of the referee.

After a 14‑strikeout gem in Cincinnati, Zack Wheeler blasted MLB's All‑Star decision as 'BS' while replacements were named for pitchers who became unavailable.

Kyle Lowry signed a ceremonial one-day deal to retire as a Toronto Raptor on July 7, capping a 20-year NBA career that included the 2019 championship.

The Flyers tendered a five‑year, $90M offer sheet to Leo Carlsson; the Ducks have seven days to match or receive four first‑round picks.