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This third-place game has a dirty little secret: It's the most entertaining game, by far, in the entire World Cup. Nobody parks the bus. Nobody plays scared. Two exhausted, heartbroken teams show up, shrug and just play. Saturday in Miami gave us a spectacle for the ages. England beat France, 6-4, in a 10-goal circus that felt less like a bronze-medal match and more like a pickup run where both teams forgot defense was legal. And that's precisely why it happened: With nothing real at stake, the handbrakes came off. Thomas Tuchel spent the week getting torched for retreating into a shell against Argentina, and then his liberated team scored six against France. Quite cruel for England fans. The talent was never the question. The fear was. The history came fast. Kylian Mbapp scored twice, giving him 10 for the tournament and 22 for his World Cup career, one more than Lionel Messi. For at least one day, Mbapp is the greatest goalscorer in the history of this competition, but Messi gets his chance Sunday in the final. Jude Bellingham's goal was his seventh of the tournament, making him the first England player to score seven at a single World Cup, breaking the record of six that Gary Lineker set in 1986 and Harry Kane matched in 2018. And Bukayo Saka, benched for the semifinal, answered with a hat trick. The most polite revenge imaginable, which is very Saka. Now the interesting part: Where do these two go from here? Both teams leave North America upset about their semifinal results, but they also each possess a serious core of luxury talent for Euro 2028. Start with France, where the future is mouthwatering. Mbapp is 27, entering his true prime and just spent a month reminding everyone that his ceiling is "best player alive." Dsir Dou is one for the future, even though he found it hard to start among the generational talent around him. The attacking core is arguably the youngest elite group on the planet, and it's about to be handed to Zinedine Zidane, who's expected to replace Didier Deschamps after his 14-year era ended Saturday. Few managers walk into a dressing room possessing Zidane's aura. Never noted for his complex tactical coaching style, he's an excellent manager of world-class talent, as seen at Real Madrid. Conceding six to England is a rough farewell card for Deschamps, but the inheritance he leaves is otherworldly. If Zidane pairs that firepower with a defensive structure that matches the thing Spain exposed and England shredded France walks into Euro 2028 as the favorite. The man going forward is still Mbapp, and he might have three more World Cups in him. England's blueprint is just as clear, and for once, genuinely hopeful. Whatever happens to Tuchel after the Argentina inquest, the next cycle builds itself around three names. Bellingham, 23, just broke a 40-year scoring record and is unmistakably The Man now the torch didn't pass from Kane so much as Bellingham took it mid-tournament. Declan Rice remains the midfield anchor every contender wishes it had. And Saka just reminded whoever coaches England next what benching him costs. Kane will be 34 by the Euros, likely easing into a supporting role. That's not a rebuild; that's a spine, entering its prime together, with the scars of another semifinal exit as motivation. And that is the real lesson of Saturday. England's recurring disease has never been talent it's the courage to use it when everything's on the line. A team that can score six on France exists inside this squad. It showed up one match too late. The next coach's entire job is dragging that version out in a semifinal instead of a consolation game. But emerging from this chaotic consolation matchup, France likely gets Zidane, a young attack and the world's new all-time World Cup scorer (for at least a day). England gets its best finish since 1966 and a core built to erase that stat entirely. See you both in two years. Sunday, the trophy. But don't pretend you didn't enjoy the circus.

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Jalen Brunson weighs the pros and cons of the second apron with the New York Knicks originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Winning the 2026 NBA Finals was a massive achievement for the New York Knicks. However, like most teams over the past few seasons, they had to part ways with a key player on the roster, as they had to let Mitchell Robinson sign with the Boston Celtics in the offseason.That is the norm under the NBA's second apron rules, which are likely one of the biggest reasons why there has not been a back-to-back champion since the 2018 NBA Finals. Brunson himself has had thoughts on what has happened with his team due to the second apron.Jalen Brunson gives his take on the second apron for the KnicksBrunson has one of the league's most team-friendly contracts because he left around $100,000,000 on the table. This helped the Knicks have financial flexibility under the second apron rules to build a team that can compete with almost anyone in the league.It worked out for both Brunson and the Knicks because their gamble paid off in 2026. They had the roster with players who are being paid well, like Karl-Anthony Towns and OG Anunoby. Incidentally, those are the two players with the biggest impact outside of Brunson during their NBA Finals series against the San Antonio Spurs.MORE:Jalen Brunson did not want to give the pitch to LeBron JamesNow that Brunson and the Knicks are champions, Brunson has given his take on the second apron and how that affects the team previously, today, and in the long-term future."I think there are pros and cons to it. Because of the second apron, we had to lose Mitch. Obviously, I would've loved to have him back, he was a big part of what we've been able to do. Everyone prior to the second apron, prior to the previous eight teams being champions, we had too many superteams," Brunson said on Nightcap with Shannon Sharpe."People called it the participation trophy. What are we doing? You guys want competition, or you guys don't want superteams, what is it? There are pros and cons to it. For me, I just navigate the best I can, control what I can control."While the NBA will continue to have this rule in place, there are probably some discussions with the NBA Players Association and the league. It will be a point of contention for sure, but it will be interesting how they pivot away from it after years of it being set in stone.More NBA news:How the Knicks' offer sheet for Moussa Cisse works and what the Mavericks need to do to match itTaking a pay cut with the Knicks was not a big problem for Jalen BrunsonKarl-Anthony Towns takes a funny jab at Kenny Atkinson's analytics comments from the Eastern Conference FinalsJalen Brunson is glad that the Knicks give him the freedom to operate as himselfTyler Nickel could have a spot on the defending champions in the 2026-27 season

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On the eve of the World Cup final against Spain, Argentina captain Lionel Messi shared a message with his teammates, coaching staff, and supporters. On his official Instagram account, Messi reflected on his years with the national team and the bond formed within the squad leading up to Sunday's championship match. "The most beautiful thing about all these years was never just the titles, but the entire journey," Messi wrote. "Sharing day-to-day life with this group, competing together, picking ourselves up in the difficult moments, and enjoying every step." The post expressed gratitude to the individuals behind the team's operations, highlighting the collective effort required to maintain their standard on the international stage. Messi credited the squad's unity as a primary factor in their sustained success. "Thanks to each one of my teammates, to the coaching staff, and to all the great people who work every day to keep this National Team as a family," Messi said. As Argentina prepares to face a Spain side that has only conceded one goal during the tournament, Messi looked past the immediate result of the final. "Whatever happens tomorrow, this group has already written a story that we will never forget and that no one will be able to erase," Messi wrote. Messi concluded his message with the phrase, "Vamos, Argentina."

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WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Athletics pitcher J.T. Ginn has not allowed a hit through six innings against the Washington Nationals on Saturday night.Ginn has retired 18 of the 21 batters hes faced. Washingtons only baseruners came on a pair of two-out walks in the second and a two-out walk in the fifth. Ginn has seven strikeouts and has thrown 77 pitches, 47 for strikes.The closest the Nationals have come to a hit was in the fifth when Dylan Crews appeared to beat out an infield single to third baseman Joshua Kuroda-Grauer. After Crews was initially ruled safe, the As challenged and the call was overturned following a replay review for the final out of the inning.Kuroda-Grauer also made a diving catch in the outfield on CJ Abrams' popup in the fourth.Ginn, who had a 3.67 ERA going into the game, has never thrown a complete game during his three-year major league career. The As, who have lost 10 straight, lead 6-0.Mike Fiers had the last no-hitter for the As against the Cincinnati Reds in 2019 when the team was still in Oakland.Four Houston Astros pitchers combined to no-hit the Texas Rangers on May 25, the only no-hitter in the majors this season.___AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb

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