If the MLB All-Star Game goes to another swing-off, heres who will participate and how it will work. The swing-off made its debut at the 2025 Midsummer Classic when the game was tied after nine innings, and Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber delivered the decisive dingers to win it for the National League. If Tuesday's All-Star Game is tied through nine innings, we'll get another swing-off with three sluggers from each league. So, who could participate in the swing-off? How does the swing-off work? Here is what to know ahead of tonights All-Star Game. Who Is Participating In The Swing-Off? Here is who would participate in the swing-off for the American League: Here is who would participate in the swing-off for the National League: Of the six players set to participate in the potential swing-off, Wood has hit the most homers this season with 28. Goodman isn't too far behind, though, with 27. Walker is tied for 10th in home runs with 22 this season, and he thrived in a similar environment on Monday night when he won the Home Run Derby. Contreras made the semifinals of the Home Run Derby and has hit 20 home runs this season. Murakami has hit 20 homers in just 60 games as a rookie this season, while Arozarena has hit the fewest homers (11) of the hitters who could participate in the swing-off. If a swing-off occurs on Tuesday, Arozarena would be the only player to participate in a swing-off multiple times. All six players are reserves for Tuesday's All-Star Game. What Are The Rules Of The Swing-Off? The rules for a potential swing-off are pretty simple. If the Midsummer Classic is tied after nine innings, the manager for each team picks three hitters and the order that they'll hit. Each hitter gets three swings, and the team with the most home runs after nine swings wins the All-Star Game. If there's a tie after the first nine swings, each manager will pick one hitter to take three more swings. The hitter that hits the most home runs in those three swings will win the All-Star Game for their team. As for the order of the swing-off, the American League will go first as it's the away team. The National League will go second, and both sides will alternate turns from that point on. What Are The Previous Results Of The Swing-Off? The first swing-off in the history of the MLB All-Star Game took place in 2025. The National League won the first swing-off, defeating the American League, 4-3. Kyle Schwarber hit a home run on all three of his swings. Kyle Stowers also hit a home run for the National League, while Pete Alonso didn't have to participate, as the NL already secured the victory before his turn was up. As for the American League, Brent Rooker hit two home runs and Arozarena hit one. Jonathan Aranda also participated for the AL, but he didn't hit any home runs, giving the NL the victory.

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Mason Greenwood scored 37 goals in 66 Ligue 1 games [Getty Images]Fenerbahce have signed English forward Mason Greenwood from Marseille on a four-year contract.The Turkish club state the transfer fee is 39m euros (33.27m) but did previously advise it would be a total fee of 45m euros (38.36m).Greenwood finished joint-second behind Rennes' Esteban Lepaul in the 2025-26 Ligue 1 golden boot standings with 16.Fenerbahce's presidential candidates Aziz Yildirim, who was elected, and Hakan Safi both made their interest known before the elections at the beginning of June."Hello Fenerbahce family, thank you so much for the support you have shown me. I am very happy to be here," Greenwood said.Greenwood, who scored 48 goals in 81 appearances in all competition for Marseille, joined the French side from Manchester United in a 26.6m deal in July 2024.At the time, United said they had negotiated a "sizeable sell-on fee", which is thought to be around 40%, for the academy product.After an internal inquiry, United ruled out Greenwood returning to the club despite charges of attempted rape and assault against him being dropped in February 2023.He subsequently joined Spanish outfit Getafe on loan for the 2023-24 season.Fenerbahce finished second for the fifth successive season in the Turkish Super Lig and will play Poland's Gornik Zabrze in the second qualifying round of the Champions League this month.Follow your club with BBC SportListen to the latest Football Daily podcastGet football news sent straight to your phone

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The 2026 MLB trade deadline is approaching, and there will be teams buying and selling and plenty of rumors about both before then. Here you'll find the latest rumors, news and trades from around the league. July 14 Willson Contreras isn't leaving The Boston Red Sox first baseman revealed that he informed the front office he won't waive his no-trade clause, per WEEI. Contreras, who's in his first season with the Red Sox, has a club option for the 2028 MLB season as part of his five-year, $87.5 million contract and has a no-trade clause in the deal. Through 88 games this season, the 34-year-old Contreras has totaled 20 home runs, 61 RBIs, 3.5 wins above replacement and a career-high 159 OPS+, while boasting a .285/.379/.542 slash line. Contreras, who reached the second round of the 2026 Home Run Derby, is an All-Star for the fourth time in his 11-year career. While Boston is 46-48, it has won nine consecutive games and 14 of its last 16, putting it just a half-game out of the third American League wild-card seed. The Rays are looking for a serious deadline upgrade to bolster their chances in the AL East. According to multiple reports, Tampa Bay is targeting Tigers' ace and two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal. USA Today reports that the Rays "plan to be aggressive buyers at the deadline," with Skubal the primary target. While Skubal missed time already this season recovering from surgery to remove loose bodies in his elbow, he has made six starts with a 3.62 ERA and a 44/5 strikeout-to-walk ratio since his return. Skubal is a free agent after season's end, and has the remainder of a record $32 million arbitration salary to be paid over the last two-plus months of the 2026 campaign. Part of the Rays' aggressive plan at the deadline includes Diamondbacks' second baseman Ketel Marte. Like with Skubal, though, the willingness to part with a star player depends on whether his current team is still in the race: the Tigers are 3.5 back of an AL wild-card spot, the D-backs 2.5 back, through July 13. Marte has an additional complication, in that he's under contract through 2030, with an $11.5 million player option for 2031. There are "multiple teams" interested in acquiring Spencer Steer from the Reds, per USA Today. Steer, who plays first base, third base and the outfield, is 28 years old and batting .247/.328/.421 this season. Steer isn't a free agent until 2029, so he's not a rental, but instead is arbitration-eligible his 2026 salary is $4 million. While not an impact bat, Steer has been around the league average offensively most seasons of his career and has been highly effective against lefties (.269/.356/.478) in his career. The Reds are in last place in the NL Central, 15.5 games behind the Brewers, and also eight back of a wild-card spot: just three other teams are further from the postseason at the All-Star break, and the next-closest to Cincinnati, the Nationals, is four games ahead in the wild-card standings.

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Dallas Cowboys defensive end Charles Snowden has been suspended by the NFL for the first three games of the season following his plea deal to settle a DUI charge.The league announced Snowdens suspension on Tuesday.Snowden was arrested on a misdemeanor DUI charge in 2024 while he was a member of the Las Vegas Raiders. Police in Las Vegas say they found Snowden passed out behind the wheel of his Jeep Cherokee as it was running and that he had almost rolled off a four-foot retaining wall.Per police, results of two blood tests returned BACs of .18 and .19, more than twice the legal limit of .08. Snowden initially pleaded not guilty but reached a deal with prosecutors in January by entering a no-contest plea. Per the plea deal, Snowden was required to pay a $1,000 fine and attend coroner's and DUI classes, and his charge was conditionally reduced to reckless driving pending the completion of his side of the deal.Snowden is a three-season NFL veteran who played for the Chicago Bears in 2021 and the Raiders from 2024-25. He joined the Cowboys in June as a free agent via a one-year, $1.1 million contract.Per the league office, Snowden is eligible to participate in all preseason activities, including games; his suspension will take effect as of the roster reduction to 53 players.Snowden played in 31 games for the Raiders over the course of the last two seasons, including 18 starts. He tallied 4.5 sacks, 67 tackles, 8 tackles for loss and 11 quarterback hits in those games. He projects to add depth on the defensive line for a Cowboys team seeking to return to the playoffs after missing the postseason in 2024 and 2025.

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