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There are 15 games on today's MLB schedule. Fans can watch all FS1 and FOX games streaming live and on demand on FOX One. MLB Schedule for August 8 on FOX Networks Athletics at Red Sox Boston enters the weekend in the playoff hunt, while the Athletics are trying to turn around a difficult season. Red Sox probable starter Jake Bennett (7-4, 2.90 ERA) faces Athletics probable starter Gage Jump (4-7, 4.59 ERA). Angels at Marlins Miami is trying to climb above the middle of the National League pack, while the Angels are looking for momentum after a challenging first four months. Marlins probable starter Sandy Alcantara (12-6, 3.68 ERA) matches up with Angels probable starter Walbert Urea (7-7, 2.54 ERA). Guardians at White Sox The Guardians and White Sox meet in an AL Central matchup with both teams seeking separation in a tight division race. Cleveland probable starter Gavin Williams (11-6, 3.56 ERA) faces Chicago probable starter Anthony Kay (8-5, 4.01 ERA). Orioles at Rangers Baltimore and Texas are both working to gain ground in a crowded American League playoff picture. Rangers probable starter Jacob deGrom (7-7, 3.96 ERA) squares off with Orioles probable starter Kyle Bradish (7-10, 3.79 ERA). Tigers at Giants Detroit visits San Francisco in an interleague matchup between teams trying to build a late-summer run. Tigers probable starter Jackson Jobe is scheduled to make his 2026 major league debut after missing roughly 14 months following Tommy John surgery in June 2025. Jobe went 4-1 with a 4.22 ERA in 10 starts as a rookie in 2025 and posted a 1.76 ERA with 17 strikeouts over 15 1/3 innings during his 2026 rehab assignment. Giants probable starter Landen Roupp enters at 7-10 with a 4.34 ERA. Other August 8 MLB Games How to Watch MLB Games FOX and FS1 carry today's national MLB games, all of which are streaming live and on demand on FOX One.

Bangladesh head coach Phil Simmons was left deeply disappointed after his batting unit suffered a stunning collapse against the Cricket Australia XI, with the visitors bowled out for just 54 in their second innings in Darwin on Saturday.A remarkable spell from 22-year-old left-arm seamer Campbell Thompson, who returned figures of 8 for 25, ripped through Bangladesh's batting line-up as the visitors lost the three-day practice match by an innings and 38 runs.Bangladesh had made 263 in their first innings, before the CA XI responded with 355. But any confidence gained from their first-innings performance quickly disappeared as Bangladesh's second innings lasted only 22 overs, with opener Tanzid Hasan's 22 the only score above 10.Simmons did not hide his frustration after the collapse.I think we let ourselves down with the bat in this practice match, and you look at how we got out and it wasnt nice, Simmons said.The Bangladesh coach, however, insisted there was still enough time to address the problems before the first Test against Australia begins on August 13.I think that we have three [four] days to work on what we have to do properly in the Test match, Simmons said. And I trust that the guys are going to put in the work over these next three days to get us where we want to be for that Test match.Thompson's eight-wicket burst exposes Bangladesh's flawsBangladesh resumed their second innings with two wickets already down and quickly found themselves in deeper trouble as Thompson continued the damage he had started late on the previous evening.The South Australian took the first five wickets of the morning before eventually finishing with extraordinary figures of 8-25. He dismissed Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto for a duck and wrapped up the innings by taking the final two wickets with successive deliveries.Thompson had just one first-class appearance before the practice game but seized his opportunity against a Test side.Sometimes you get lucky. It fell my way today, which was nice. It's always a good experience and opportunity to come and play up against a Test side a few days out from a series. Then to play alongside experienced Aussie guys as well, like Kurtis Patterson and Corey Rocchiccioli and stuff like that. So, just involving myself around these guys has been awesome, Thompson said, as quoted by ESPNcricinfo.For Bangladesh, the collapse comes just days before they face Australia's formidable pace attack.Simmons wants Bangladesh to move onDespite the heavy defeat, Simmons urged his players to quickly put the result behind them and focus on the Test series.Disappointing match, but we move on and we look forward to the Test match, he said.There was also positive news regarding left-arm spinner Taijul Islam, who suffered a finger injury after being struck while batting on the opening day.Bangladesh team physio Bayjedul Islam Khan said the injury was improving.The injury that Taijul sustained while batting day before yesterday is much better now, both swelling and pain have decreased, he said. The first Test is still five days away so we have four days in our hand. I am totally expecting he will be available by that time.Bangladesh will now have little time to regroup before the first Test, which begins on August 13 in Darwin. The series marks their first Test visit to Australia in 23 years.

Report: Newcastle United keen on move to sign Man City forwardOmar Marmoush transfer latest as Newcastle United weigh major moveNewcastle United are emerging as serious contenders in the market for Omar Marmoush, with the Manchester City forward increasingly viewed as attainable before the window shuts, according to Caught Offside. The broad picture is that Marmoush has admirers across Europe, yet Newcastles need, and their spending power, could make them a particularly relevant factor.The 27-year-old has, according to the original report, a genuine chance of leaving Man City in this transfer window after failing to establish himself as a regular at the Etihad Stadium. That wording matters. City are not actively forcing him out, but the possibility of movement is real and being monitored by multiple clubs.Newcastle United transfer need growsNewcastles interest appears logical in the current context. The report states that the club could be an interesting development to watch, particularly because they have significant money to spend. Following a summer of major exits, recruitment in attacking areas has become more pressing than optional.The article outlines the scale of that change, noting that Anthony Gordon was sold to Barcelona, Sandro Tonali moved to Tottenham, and a deal taking Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal is imminent. If that is the backdrop, a move for Marmoush would represent more than opportunism, it would look like a response to a squad suddenly needing proven quality and immediate output.Photo IMAGOOmar Marmoush price and rival interestTottenham and Barcelona remain in the frame, though neither appears fully committed at this stage. Barcelona are said to appreciate Marmoush while seeking value in the market, and Spurs have reportedly held informal contacts, but other targets are higher on their list for now.That may leave Newcastle in a strong position if they choose to accelerate. The key number in the piece is Citys 60-65m valuation, a fee that is substantial but not prohibitive for a club that has generated major funds through sales. One source explained: Newcastle know they need to do some serious business up front. The same source added, Marmoush is someone theyve got high up on their list.There is caution too. He wont come cheap, but Newcastle are under pressure to make a splash like that now, after recouping so much from player sales. There hasnt been an approach yet, but its one to keep an eye on, for sure.Manchester City stance on summer dealCitys position appears measured rather than urgent. They value squad depth and are not desperate to sell Marmoush, yet the expectation among those familiar with the situation is that a deal can be struck at the right level. In practical terms, that tends to mean a buying club must move decisively and meet the market.For Newcastle United, that is the central question. Do they admire the player enough to turn monitoring into action? If they do, this has the feel of a transfer that could gather pace quickly.Our ViewFrom a Newcastle United perspective, this is exactly the type of report many fans will want to hear right now. After seeing so much quality leave the squad, there has to be a meaningful response, and Marmoush sounds like the sort of signing that would restore belief. He has pedigree, he is at a good age, and he seems obtainable if the club really decide to push.The encouraging part is the suggestion that Newcastle have the funds and that the player is high up on their list. Supporters do not expect the club to replace big names with cheap gambles every time, especially after bringing in substantial fees. If there is real money available, then this is when it should be used.There is also a sense that Marmoush could thrive with responsibility. At City, breaking into that side regularly is difficult for almost anyone. At Newcastle, he could become a focal point, play with freedom, and carry the attack in a way that may suit him more naturally.The concern, of course, is whether Newcastle move fast enough. Too often in these situations, hesitation invites other clubs back into the race. If Tottenham or Barcelona change priorities, the landscape shifts quickly. So if the interest is genuine, the club should act with conviction. Supporters would see this as a statement signing, and after a turbulent summer, a statement is exactly what is needed.

Report How an honest conversation with Hansi Flick led to Barcelona defenders exitWhat had looked like a pre-season defined by Ronald Araujos commitment and determination took a dramatic turn in the space of a few days.The Barcelona vice-captain is now preparing to travel to England to complete his loan move to Liverpool, following a transfer process that accelerated rapidly after the club returned from its training camp in England.Until then, Araujo had been fully focused on earning his place ahead of the new season, working hard throughout pre-season to impress Hansi Flick.Everything changed after a crucial conversation with the Barcelona manager, according to SPORT.Flicks honesty changed everythingBefore the team left England, Araujo asked Flick for complete honesty about his role in the squad.The German coach, who has consistently insisted that places are earned on merit, praised the defenders performances during pre-season but was equally candid about his plans.Hansi Flick explained to Araujo that he would not be a regular. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)Flick explained that the Uruguayan was not expected to begin the season as one of Barcelonas first-choice centre-backs.The coach also outlined his intention to pair Pau Cubarsi with a naturally left-footed central defender, making it clear that the Spaniard was considered untouchable in his preferred defensive setup.Unable to guarantee the regular playing time Araujo was seeking, Flicks message fundamentally changed the defenders outlook.Despite his long-standing commitment to Bara, the lack of assurances over his role prompted both the player and his representatives to begin exploring a move away.Liverpool made their moveThe breakthrough came last Wednesday, when Liverpool contacted Araujos representatives to gauge the defenders interest.The Premier League club are looking to strengthen at centre-back following Ibrahima Konates departure, while Virgil van Dijk is entering the later stages of their careers.Although Jeremy Jacquet recently arrived, Liverpool do not yet view the young defender as an immediate solution. Moving to Liverpool. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)Head coach Andoni Iraola also spoke directly with Araujo, outlining the clubs project and explaining how he envisioned the Uruguayan forming a high-level defensive partnership alongside Van Dijk.Friday proved decisiveAlthough the negotiations initially appeared likely to take time, everything accelerated on Friday. A virtual meeting involving Liverpool, Barcelona, Araujos representatives and the player himself pushed the discussions into their final phase.Talks progressed quickly, and at around 11:00 p.m. on Friday, all parties gave the deal the green light, paving the way for his departure.Throughout Friday, Araujo kept the negotiations private and did not discuss his situation with his teammates.It was only on Saturday morning, before Barcelona departed for their pre-season trip to Italy, that the defender arrived at the clubs training ground to personally say goodbye to each of his teammates and members of the coaching staff.The next step is now clear. Araujo is expected to fly to Liverpool on Sunday to complete the final formalities surrounding his transfer before joining the squad on Monday as he begins the next chapter of his career.

Europa League final defeat and World Cup snub: Ginter opens up on double blowFor Matthias Ginter, the 20th and 21st May 2026 will always remain among the worst days in his professional career. The center-back found out that he was not included in Julian Nagelsmanns World Cup squad only 12 hours after SC Freiburgs defeat to Aston Villa in the Europa League final."It was the bitterest time in my career. A double blow at the end of an actually very special season," said Ginter in an interview with Kicker. The 32-year-old was the key player in Freiburgs excellent campaign in all fronts, but Germanys coach decided to drop him from the final squad.Ginter was very disappointed at the lack of communication from Nagelsmann as he also hinted at previous issues with the national team coach. "I don't want to talk about the way it generally went down for three years (with Nagelsmann). There were published leaks, but I was only informed of the decision on Thursday, the day of the nomination."A 2014 World Cup winner without playing a single minute in Brazil, Ginter admitted he didnt realize the impact of missing a World Cup at first. "It was only with the opening match of the World Cup that I became really aware of it. And, because it was a package, the disappointment of losing the Europa League final came back again." Ginter told Kicker.Ginter also played in the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, although Germany were knocked out of the group stage both times. "I've already experienced disappointments in my career, but not in the magnitude of those twelve hours," the former Borussia Dortmund defender concluded about the darkest hours of his playing career.

The Drum Corps International World Championships has its finalists.The competition is down to 12 World Class corps after 25 semi-final performances at Lucas Oil Stadium Aug. 7. The contenders will compete in finals competition Aug. 8 for victory in "marching music's major league."These are the 12 corps that made the cut:Bluecoats (Canton, Ohio)Blue Devils (Concord, California)Carolina Crown (Fort Mill, South Carolina)Boston Crusaders (Boston, Massachusetts)Santa Clara Vanguard (Santa Clara, California)Blue Stars (La Crosse, Wisconsin)Phantom Reginment (Rockford, Illinois)The Cavaliers (Rosemont, Illinois)Colts (Dubuque, Iowa)Spirit of Atlanta (Atlanta, Georgia)Troopers (Casper, Wyoming)Blue Knights (Denver, Colorado)Here are each of the 25 semi-finalists' scores:Bluecoats 98.563Blue Devils 96.975Carolina Crown 96.800Boston Crusaders 95.588Santa Clara Vanguard 95.050Blue Stars 93.338Phantom Regiment 93.013The Cavaliers 91.850Colts 90.350Spirit of Atlanta 88.763Troopers 87.950Blue Knights 86.750Pacific Crest 86.663Madison Scouts 86.250Crossmen 83.425Music City 83.400The Academy 82.525Blue Devils B 81.375Spartans 80.788The Battalion 79.225Seattle Cascades 78.563Gold 77.975Genesis 76.675Memphis Blues 75.425River City Rhythm 73.900The Boston Crusaders will seek a repeat victory after the corp's first-ever win last year, while the Blue Devils will look to add another trophy to their already-sprawling case: The California corps boasts a record 21 World Championship wins.Drum Corps International World Championships: when, where, how to watchFinal competition proceedings at the Drum Corps International World Championships begin at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 8 at Lucas Oil Stadium. Here's when each corps will perform:Blue Knights: 6:30 p.m.Troopers: 6:47 p.m.Spirit of Atlanta: 7:04 p.m.Colts: 7:21 p.m.The Cavaliers: 7: 38 p.m.Phantom Regiment: 7:55 p.m.Blue Stars: 8:32 p.m.Santa Clara Vanguard: 8:49 p.m.Boston Crusaders: 9:06 p.m.Carolina Crown: 9:23 p.m.Blue Devils: 9:40 p.m.Blue Coats: 9:57 p.m.FloMarching will stream DCI championship performances.Contact IndyStar Pop Culture Reporter Heather Bushman at hbushman@indystar.com. Follow her on X @hmb_1013.This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Drum Corps International announces World Championships finalists

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