The USMNT is coming back to Energizer Park for a September clash with Chile, just weeks after the World Cup spotlight moved on.

Mizzou reshuffled its top sports staff: longtime deputy Marcy Girton will retire mid‑August and former UL Lafayette AD Dr. Bryan Maggard will return as deputy AD/COO, with multiple promotions and a new national search.

Tyler Seguin’s torn ACL cast a long shadow over the Stars’ trip to Enterprise Center, and the roster and cap moves that followed reshaped both clubs' late season plans.

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.

Brandon Woodruff has been placed on the 15-day injured list after imaging showed a new anterior shoulder-capsule injury; a second opinion with Dr. Keith Meister is pending.

A 14-year-old amateur rider from Crescent City, Fla., died Monday after an on-track incident during the AMA Flat Track Grand Championship in Du Quoin. Organizers paused the event while officials and the AMA offered condolences.

Jhon Arias' 14th-minute finish sank Ghana 1-0 at Arrowhead as Colombia advances to the World Cup last 16. A sea of Colombian fans helped set the tone in KC.

The Blues traded two 2026 third‑round picks to land Brandon Carlo at the draft, adding a big, stay‑at‑home right‑shot defender as the roster shifts. The move piles onto a busy week of trades for St. Louis.

The Blues traded two first‑round picks for Mason McTavish and used remaining draft capital to grab two first‑round prospects at the 2026 draft.

Cardinals ownership will hold a press event to outline the team's next generation of leadership. The move could clarify who controls baseball decisions and spending.

The MVC is folding the women’s tournament into Arch Madness and switching both championships to a unified 10-team, four-day format in St. Louis beginning March 2027.

Portland junior Ellery Lincoln ran a 4:27.65 mile at the HOKA Festival of Miles, setting a U.S. junior-class record and moving to No. 3 on the all-time prep list.

A two‑year rework pushes Patrick Mahomes’ contract past $500 million and ties him to the Chiefs through 2033, reshaping pay and Kansas City’s cap picture.