TheWarriorshave reached an agreement to add undrafted rookie forwardGraham Ike, the Gonzaga mens basketball national team announced (via Twitter). Ike will sign an Exhibit 10contractwith Golden State, Jon Chepkvich of DraftExpress and RookieScale.com confirms to HoopsRumors.Hoops RumorsThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: TheWarriorshave reached an agreement to add

The 2022 World Cup champions have already clinched a spot in the knockout race after winning the two opening games

There is always baseball happening almost too much baseball for one person to follow themselves. Don't worry, we're here to help you by figuring out what you missed but shouldn't have. Here are all the best moments from last night in Major League Baseball: When Jacob Misiorowskithrew 104 mph in a start at the end of May, it was 104 if you rounded up. When hethrew 105 mph on June 12, that was also the case: he had actually been clocked at 104.5 mph, which is absurdly fast, yet, but notquite 105 mph. Regardless, they were both, at the same, the fastest-ever pitches thrown by a starting pitcher even without rounding up from a decimal. On Friday, Miz threw an actual 105 mph. Well, thats not quite accurate, either; he threw105.5 mph. One-hundred and five miles per hour, plus another half-mile per hour for good measure. Whew. Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong managed to foul it off, but he also immediately went into his swing when the ball was released. Of course, you have to do that with Misiorowski, between the velocity and the fact that his long limbs mean hes releasing the ball that much closer to the plate in the first place. The 105.5 mph is the fastest for a starter, and tied for third-fastest fromanypitcher, per MLBsSarah Langs. The reason this difference in role matters is because relievers have, comparatively, an easier time rearing back and firing at full effort. Since they are just in for 10 or 20 pitches or an inning, however you want to measure the possibility, there is no need to save something for later. Whereas if a starter knows they have a 90-100 pitch night in front of them, well. There has to be something left in the tank for later. Miz is just 0.3 mph the fastest-ever recorded pitch, from closer Aroldis Chapman back in 2016. It feels almost inevitable at this point that he will surpass that record, which iswild for that very reason. Misiorowski is more than just speed, though. He limited the Cubs to two runs in six innings, striking out eight batters while allowing six total baserunners. This was Misiorowski not at his sharpest, which is saying something: his 1.45 ERA is the third-lowest through 16 starts in the last 50 years, also perLangs. Milwaukee would win, 6-2, and become the second team to reach the 50-win mark in the process. What is going on with the Royals right now? On Thursday, Kansas City was nearly no-hit before a ninth-inning homer, but the Royals still lost by 11 runs. And on Friday, things were worse. The White Sox scored 22 runs on the Royals, and gave up one (1). Thats a 21-run difference, for those that dont want to count but do want the emphasis. Third baseman Miguel Vargas opened the scoring with a three-run homer off of Mitch Spence in the third inning, scoring first baseman Jacob Gonzalez and left fielder Sam Antonacci. Second baseman Sam Meidroth would then single in a run to make it 4-0, and center fielder Tristan Peters then drove him in as well as DH Andrew Benintendi with a single to center. The scoring in the third did not stop there: Spence was still in the game, and allowed a three-run homer to Gonzalez in his second at-bat of the inning. Somehow, the Royalsstill didnt have anyone ready to go at this point, so Spence allowed Antonacci to pick up his second single of the inning, and then gave up an RBI double to Vargas to make it 10-0, White Sox. Beck Way finally, mercifully, came on in relief, and got the last out of the inning before any more damage could be done. At least, in that inning. The bottom of the fourth opened with Benintendi going yard off of Way, and then, in the fifth, catcher Kyle Teel, only recently back on the big-league roster, hit his first dinger of the season to make it 13-1, Chicago. And this despite the pitching change to Lucas Erceg, too. John Schreiber came out for the sixth in place of Erceg, but did not do any better. In fact, he was notably worse. The first three batters all reached, then Peters blasted a grand slam to make it 17-1. Schreiber followed that up by allowing a double to Peters, and another single to Antonacci. At this point, the Royals just left him out there, but he got out of the inning without either of them scoring. Alex Lange came on in the seventh, and also got slammed he was the last Royals pitcher of the night to give up runs, though. He allowed the first three batters to reach, with Meidroth driving in a run on the third of those, then after retiring one batter also allowed thenext three to reach by the time he was pulled, it was 20-1, and the next reliever ended up allowing both inherited runners to score, as well. And theres your final: 22-1. The White Sox won by so much that they now have a positive run differential for the season at +18, which is tied for the second-best in the American League. What is even going on in the AL, and with Kansas City, and we have lots of questions, yeah. The Phillies defeated the Mets, 2-1. The Phillies were able to defeat the Mets because of this catch from center fielder Derek Hill. You have to see this one and then watch it again. This time with slowed down replays and shots of Mets fans whose body language and faces say, "why is this happening to me?" How does Hill get that much extension? How does his arm not break off at the shoulder when he hits the wall? Look at the smile on starting pitcher Zack Wheelers face when the camera cuts back to him! He knows how lucky he is to not have just given up a two-run shot. What a play, a real beauty. Oh, Rockies. So close, but for what purpose in the end? Through five innings, Colorado was losing 7-0 to the Twins in Minnesota. There was still plenty of game left, so long as the Rockies could slow the Twins bats, and they did! Colorado started answering those unanswered runs in the eighth, when left fielder Mickey Moniak drove in a run on a ground out, then catcher Hunter Goodman plated another with a sac fly, before first baseman TJ Rumfield singled to score a third without giving up an out to do it. The ninth is where things got more serious. Second baseman and No. 9 hitter Edouard Julien doubled in a run, then outfielder Jake McCarthy hit a two-run shot to bring Colorado within a run. There was still just one out, and Goodman came up with a runner on and absolutely demolished a baseball. This one went 451 feet after coming off of his bat at over 116 mph, and put the Rockies up, 8-7. Comeback complete. Or not. In a move that would come back to haunt the Rockies, following a Rumfield double to put another runner in scoring position, third baseman Willi Castro grounded out and then Freeman attempted a bunt with two down, right back to the pitcher, Anthony Banda. Rumfield was stranded, and the response from the Twins was center fielder Byron Buxton hitting a game-tying single in the bottom of the ninth. In the 10th, lead runner Freeman then was called out at home trying to score on a ball hit by shortstop Ezequiel Tovar, leaving the Rockies with two outs and a runner on first; the third out would be made by the very next batter. The Twins, meanwhile, saw their first hitter of the next inning intentionally walk to create force outs and double-play potential, but instead, reliever Jimmy Herget threw a wild pitch and Kyler Fedko advanced to third. First baseman Royce Lewis would take care of the rest. What a heartbreaking loss for the Rockies, made worse by actually achieving the comeback part as far as runs go, but then having a series of poor decisions and mistakes cost them in the end. The Padres have a four-game winning streak going, which wouldnt be that notable except for the teams its come against: San Diego swept the Braves, which helped other teams like the Brewers and Dodgers leapfrog them in the standings, and then took game one of the weekend series from Los Angeles, 7-1, too. San Diegos run differential is now positive again, too, which is amazing considering how few runs they scored in May during an abysmal team-wide performance. Things probably seemed like they would go better for the Dodgers at first, since shortstop Mookie Betts hit his 10th homer of the year on the first pitch he saw. The issue for the Dodgers is that this was all they would manage off San Diego pitching, and also first baseman Ty France hit a three-run shot in the bottom of the same inning. Dodgers starter Roki Sasaki struggled, last just four innings while walking more batters (five) than he struck out (two). Meanwhile, Walker Buehler, facing his old team, held Los Angeles to one run, three hits and three walks over 5 innings, then handed things off to the bullpen to shut things down the rest of the way. San Diegos offense came alive again in a four-run eighth, but it was unnecessary with the pens performance. The Padres arent exactly threatening the Dodgers in the NL West they are still eight games back even with the W but the goal is more staying ahead in a tightly contested wild-card race, anyway: San Diego is .001 points of winning percentage ahead of the Cubs for the second wild-card slot, half-a-game up on the Cardinals, a game up on the Marlins, 2.5 up on the Diamondbacks and three more teams within five beyond them. Every win matters in that race, even now, because it will likely be necessary later on. Red Sox-Yankees is always a big deal, even if Boston isnt in the race this year. Still, sometimes, you can only get so amped up for a fight. Adam Warren didnt like Red Sox first baseman Willson Contreras flipping his bat after a walk a normal occurrence for Contreras and the two started jawing at each other, so the dugouts started to empty. Slowly. Like, really slowly. Theres even a hug in the middle of it all! Boston would end up winning, 6-1, and then the dugouts emptied then, too, at about the same pace. Because the game was over and it was time to go home, you see. Ezequiel Duran is apparently magical. How else do you explain avoiding this tag? In the sixth inning, the Rangers shortstop attempted a steal after a single off of Blue Jays reliever Spencer Miles. He didnt make it anywhere near the bag, but was also so literally off-base that he avoided the initial tag, too. This set up a situation where it was now a race between bag and tag, with second baseman Ernie Clement the competition. Duran somehow avoided getting touched here, too, and certainly not in the conventional way. What a weird play! The Rangers would win, 5-4, keeping them even for the third wild-card in the AL and Toronto a game back. The Pirates got rookie shortstop Konnor Griffin back in their lineup for the first time since May 26 he went on the IL with an elbow strain and he picked up where he left off. Griffin went yard on the second pitch he saw, in the first inning, to put Pittsburgh up 1-0 over the Reds. Cincinnati responded with four-straight hits to begin the second inning and then made it 3-1 on a sacrifice fly by center fielder Blake Dunn. Shortstop Elly De La Cruz added a fourth run with another sacrifice, and the score would stand at 4-1 until the Pirates lineup woke up to tie it thanks to three combined runs in the fifth and sixth. The 4-4 score would hold until the top of the eighth, when Mason Montgomery entered the game as a reliever for the Pirates. First baseman Sal Stewart singled to start the inning, then Noelvi Marte entered the game as a pinch-hitter to give the Reds the platoon advantage. Marte ended up blasting the sixth pitch of the at-bat, a 97-mph four-seamer, 405 feet and over the fence in left-center. He crushed that one, and it would be all the scoring for either side the rest of the way. The Pirates bullpen blew it yet again: as a unit, they have a 4.32 ERA and are responsible for 16 losses thats just the pitching stat of losses, though, and doesnt count times where the pen allowed inherited runners from a starter to score, causing a defeat. Pittsburgh needs to upgrade that bullpen, sooner or later, to have a shot in the aforementioned contested wild-card race.

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(40-38) Gwinnett Stripers 13, (45-34) Nashville Sounds 10Jim Jarvis, SS: 3-for-4, 3 R, BB, .313/.409/.466Brewer Hicklen, LF: 2-for-4, 2 RBI, 2 R, BB, .307/.376/.512Jose Azcar, RF: 3-for-5, 3 R, 2 RBI, .246/.302/.344Ben Gamel, DH: 3-for-5, R, RBI, .201/.337/.327Garrett Bauman, SP: 2IP 6H 8ER 2BB K, 12.66 ERARolddy Muoz, RP: 1IP 0H 0R 0BB 3K, 2.37 ERABox ScoreStrong bullpen pitching and very clutch hitting was the recipe for success for the Stripers come from behind victory. Three bullpen arms got it done, after starter Garrett Baumann was forced out in the third inning.It was a very rough start for Garrett Baumann who lasted just two innings after surrendering six hits, and two walks, along with a wild pitch. The runs came early for Garrett who surrendered two runs in the first, including an RBI triple that drove in Luis Lara to put the sounds up 1-0. He would then give up a sacrifice fly to the next batter to push the lead to 2-0. Fast forward to the third inning and things really fell apart for Garrett as he went 2B, BB, 1B, WP, BB, Grand Slam, 3B to start the inning. He was replaced by Connor Thomas (4IP 4H 2ER 1BB 4K) who came in rushed and subsequently gave up a run scoring single of his own, and a two run home run to push the lead for the Sounds to 10-2 in the third. Connor would then settle in and pitch three more scoreless innings. He was relieved by Joel Payamps (2IP 2H 0R 0BB 1K) and Rolddy Muoz (1IP 0H 0R 0BB 3K) would who pitched the final three innings of the game, registering a combined three scoreless innings, allowing the Stripers to mount their furious comeback. After scoring a pair of runs in the second, the Stripers found themselves down 10-2 entering the fifth inning when the Stripers offense started to make things interesting. Run scoring singles by Luke Williams, and Brewer Hicklen, along with a run scoring ground out by Brett Wisely allowed the Stripers to close the gap to 10-6. A run scoring sacrifice fly by Brett Wisely, that drove in Jim Jarvis who singled earlier in the inning and went first-t0-third on a DaShawn Keirsey single, lessened the gap to 10-7 in the seventh inning. Ben Gamel would get back into the action in the eighth inning when he drove in Aaron Schunk to make it 10-8, and Jair Camargo would drive in Jos Azcar via a ground out to make it 10-9 in the eighth. The Stripers would then load the bases in the ninth inning with one out and Aaron Schunk would come through with game tying sacrifice fly to even the score at 10-10 with 2 outs. Azcar and would then hit the game winning single, driving in Brett Wisely, to make it 11-10. Azcar would then steal second, and come into score, along with Brewer Hicklen, on a field error by Luis Matos to give the Stripers two more runs, and making it 13-10 before Rolddy Muoz struck out the side to end the game and give the Stripers the dramatic come from behind victory, the largest in franchise history. Hope you've got your popcorn cus here's every run from the LARGEST COMEBACK IN CLUB HISTORY. pic.twitter.com/vv0d6gebIM Gwinnett Stripers (@GoStripers) June 27, 2026(37-35) Rocket City Trash Pandas 0, (31-37) Columbus Clingstones 6Jordan Groshans, 3B: 2-for-4, RBI, 2 R, 2B, HR, .278/.363/.535Archer Brookman, C: 2-for-5, HR, RBI, 2 R, .259/.351/.393Kevin Kilpatrick Jr., RF: 3-for-5, RBI, BB, .255/.339/.366Lucas Braun, SP: 5IP 5H 0R 4BB 7K, 4.04 ERABox ScoreTimely hitting, as the Clingstones went 5-for-11 with runners in scoring position, along with extremely strong pitching by five pitchers gave Columbus the shutout victory over the Trash Pandas.Lucas Braun got the start for the Clingstones and while he danced around some trouble, allowing nine batters to reach base, he worked out of every jam, allowing only five singles. Every time there was some trouble, Lucas was either able to induce really weak contact or striking out batters. Following Lucas was a masterful, and dominant performance by a quartet of Clingstone arms. First up was the rehabbing Danny Young (1IP 0H 0R 1BB 1K) who pitched a scoreless sixth inning, needing just 13 pitches to retire the side. He was followed up by Ian Mejia (1IP 0H 0R 0BB 0K) who finally got an outing to go his way pounding the zone and needing just 11 pitches to register the scoreless inning. Blake Burkhalter (1IP 0H 0R 0BB 0K), who is slowly returning to form after multiple injuries in the off-season, needed just 10 pitches as he induced a pair of fly outs in a scoreless eighth inning. Finally came in Tyler LaPorte (1IP 0H 0R 1BB 1K) who pitched the final inning, preserving the shutout for the Clingstones. Offensively, much like the Stripers, it was some timely hitting by the Clingstones who as a team went 5-for-11 with runners in scoring position. Their first run came in the second inning with an Ambioris Tavarez RBI single that gave the Clingstones a 1-0 lead. In the next inning, five Clingstones in a row reached base, to push the lead to 3-0. In the fifth, it was catcher Archer Brookman who hit his fifth home run of the season to push the lead to 4-0. The fifth run came in the sixth inning in a rather unconventional way with Patrick Clohisy drawing a walk, stealing second and third, before coming around to score on a throwing error by the catcher to make it 5-0. Finally, it was Jordan Groshans in the eighth inning, that connected on his 11th home run of the season to extend it to 6-0. BLAST OFF! @ValeroEnergy | #ClingtoColumbuspic.twitter.com/71cV8je4Zh Columbus Clingstones (@GoClingstones) June 27, 2026(46-27) Greensboro Grasshoppers 5, (35-36) Rome Emperors 2Tate Southisene, SS: 1-for-5, .203/.365/.288Isaiah Drake, RF: 3-for-4, 2B, HR, RBI, 2 R, .258/.338/.425Owen Carey, LF: 1-for-3, BB, .245/.308/.378Zach Royse, SP: 5.2IP 8H 5ER 1BB 3K, 6.75 ERABox ScoreThe vaunted Emperors offense was never able to really get it started as they faced one of, if not the best, minor league baseballs top arms in Seth Hernandez. Zach Royse got the start for the Emperors and was just okay, as he gave up four extra-base hits including two home runs and a pair of doubles, in his start. Zach exchanged zeroes with Seth Hernandez for most of the game, until things fell apart for him in the decisive sixth inning. Zach gave up a pair of solo home run to start the inning. He would also give up a pair of doubles, and a run scoring balk, before being removed from the game with 2 outs in the fifth, and replaced by David Rodriguez (1.1IP 0H 0R 0BB 1K) who would end the threat, and pitch a scoreless seventh. Much like the Clingstones pitching staff, the Emperors relief core pitched the final 3.1 innings without allowing a single hit. Following David was Drew Christo (1IP 0H 0R 1BB 1K) who pitched a scoreless eighth before turning the ball over to Jacob Kroeger (1IP 0H 0R 0BB 2K) who struck out a pair in the games final inning.Offensively, everyone outside of Isaiah Drake struggled mightily. The Emperors went 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position, stranding eight on base as a team. The teams first run came in the in the fourth inning when the Emperors would load the bases with two outs for Mason Guerra who promptly drew a walk, driving in Isaiah Drake. Colin Burgess would fly out to end the threat. The Emperors would then be held in check until the eighth inning when it was, once again, Isaiah Drake that connected on his 11th home run of the season. ICYMI:Isaiah Drake blasts his 11th homer of the year and finishes the night a triple away from the cycle. #RuleTheLand pic.twitter.com/YzjXZKAvDC Rome Emperors (@GoEmperors) June 27, 2026(40-33) Augusta GreenJackets 4, (41-32) Charleston RiverDogs 7Luis Guanipa, CF: 0-for-3, BB, .319/.376/.486Alex Lodise, SS: 2-for-4, RBI, .257/.348/.458Tanner Smith, C: 2-for-4, HR, RBI, R, .244/.310/.474Michael Martinez, DH: 2-for-4, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, R, .238/.319/.417Landon Beidelschies, SP: 4IP 8H 6ER 1BB 1K, 7.71 ERABox ScoreThe much anticipated, at least by me, Cream (Aidan Cremarosa) Cheese (Landon Beidelschies) pitching matchup went the way of the cream, as Landon Beidelschies struggled in his four innings of work for the GreenJackets. After a relatively easy first inning, Landon ran into some problems in the second as he gave up a lead off double, and then a two run home run to put the RiverDogs on the board and giving them a 2-0 lead. He would allow four more runs in the fourth inning as he allowed five hits, including two doubles, pushing the lead for the RiverDogs to 6-0. Landon was replaced by Logan Forsythe (3IP 3H 1ER 0BB 6K) who pitched well, striking out six across three innings of work. He was clipped for one run in the seventh inning but otherwise filled in admirably, giving the bullpen much needed length. Kendy Richard (1IP 1H 0R 0BB 1K) pitched the final inning of the game. Offensively, the team was really carried by three players Alex Lodise, Tanner Smith, and Michael Martinez. After being held scoreless through the games first four innings, the GreenJackets broke out for three runs in the fifth inning highlighted by a pair of home runs including a solo one by Tanner Smith, and a two run home run by Michael Martinez. Marty leaves the yard the other way! pic.twitter.com/ST6rbeYRZY Augusta GreenJackets (@GreenJackets) June 27, 2026The GreenJackets would then be held scoreless until the seventh inning when the surging Alex Lodise drove in Cooper McMurray to make it 6-4 in the seventh inning. Over his last month of play Alex has appeared in 21 games and is hitting .272/.374/.605 with 6 home runs, seven doubles, and a triple. (24-16) FCL Rays 11, (11-29) FCL Braves 1Diego Tornes, CF: 0-for-1, .196/.274/.304Mario Baez, 3B: 2-for-4, .244/.277/.311Juan Espinal, DH: 1-for-4, .156/.333/.156Luis Arestigueta, RP: 3IP 0H 1R 1BB 4K, 4.66 ERAWuilinyer Tovar, SP: 4IP 5H 5ER 2BB 1K, 7.16 ERABox ScoreDiego Tornes was removed from the game after hitting a 108 MPH ground out. The terms of his exit have not been disclosed. (13-6) DSL Astros Blue 10, (4-15) DSL Braves 3Jose Manon, 2B: 0-for-4, .281/.391/.421Jorwin Pulido, C: 2-for-3, 2 R, .351/.412/.456Edelson Cabral, SS: 1-for-2, 2 BB, .296/.424/.370Sherrintley Da Costa Gomez, RF: 1-for-4, RBI, .365/.477/.615Jesus Cova, SP: 3IP 1H 0R 2BB 2K, 6.75 ERABox Score

Both Colombia and Portugal have already clinched a spot for the knockout phase

DR Congo and Uzbekistan are set to face off in their final Group K match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at Atlanta Stadium on FS1. This will be the first competitive match between the two nations. DR Congo got its first World Cup goal and first World Cup point in a surprising 1-1 draw with Portugal in its opener. It followed that result with another hard-fought match before giving up a late goal and falling 1-0 to Colombia on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Uzbekistan lost 3-1 to Colombia in its opener and then 5-0 to Portugal on Tuesday, becoming the fifth straight AFC debutant to lose its first two matches. Lets check out the odds for the Congo DR vs. Uzbekistan Group F matchup at FanDuel Sportsbook as of June 27. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. DR Congo vs. Uzbekistan Odds Moneyline Spread Over/Under Total Odds: 2.5 DR Congo vs. Uzbekistan Prediction, Pick From FOX Sports Wagering Expert, Chris The Bear Fallica: How to Watch DR Congo vs. Uzbekistan Let's take a look at some other bets for the match. Anytime Goalscorer Props Tie No Bet Both Teams to Score

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Good morning, LSB.The Rangers held on for a win against the Blue Jays yesterday.Justin Foscue drove in half the Rangers runs on a big night.It was a night that Foscue apparently predicted for himself.Elsewhere Corey Seager is ready to put a frustrating concussion recovery behind him.Jeff Wilson takes a look at where the Rangers stand at the halfway point of the season.Rusty Greer is the latest guest on Evan Grants podcast.And finally, the Angels have fired GM Perry Minasian. Why, what happened?!?Thats all for this morning. The Rangers play their third of four against the Blue Jays today at 2:07 with Cal Quantrill on the mound, I guess.Have a great weekend!

SportsLine soccer expert Brandt Sutton has analyzed the Cristiano Ronaldo odds, and locked in his picks and predictions for Portugal vs. Colombia

Algeria and Austria meet in their 2026 FIFA World Cup final group stage match on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at 10:00 p.m. ET from Kansas City Stadium. Algeria lost to Argentina 0-3 in their opener. Austria beat Jordan 3-1 in their opener and lost to Argentina 0-2 in their second match, with Marko Arnautovic and Romano Schmid each scoring once in the tournament so far. Below are the details on how to watch. How to Watch Algeria vs. Austria Group Standings Algeria vs. Austria Odds Learn more about Algeria vs. Austria and check the full FIFA World Cup schedule on FOX Sports! Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily.