Author: Michael

It was absolute SCENES last night in Boston as an onslaught of torrential downpours turned Fenway Park into a water park.
Fans who attended the Red Sox-Mets game eventually found themselves in a rain delay in the fourth inning as conditions continued getting worst.
With nothing else to do and unaware that the game was eventually going to be called, some clearly sober and definitely not drunk fans began taking matters into their own hands by putting on a show for everyone to enjoy by going absolutely crazy in the flooded spaces.

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Saturday will feature all three national NASCAR series at Pocono.

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Dawn breaks on a pivotal Saturday for Sergio Pérez
Welcome to the biggest Saturday of Sergio Pérez’s Formula 1 career.
Okay that may be overstating things a bit.
But not by much.
The Red Bull driver is under the harshest of microscopes as things get underway on Saturday ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Pérez, who has not seen a Q3 since the Miami Grand Prix at the start of May, did not have the best of Fridays.

Florida A&M’s entire football program has been put on ice because of a rap video.
Head coach Willie Simmons announced late Friday night the program was suspended after “a rap video was shot by a prominent rapper in the football locker room of Galimore-Powell Fieldhouse without proper authorization.” The video in question is Real Boston Richey’s “Send A Blitz.

USWNT coach Vlatko Andonovski is setting the stage where his World Cup line-ups will be difficult to predict — which could be revered or mocked.

USWNT forward Sophia Smith said her team’s 3-0 World Cup win over Vietnam was “a good starting point” but that the Americans have “a lot more to give.

Sophia Smith scored a first-half brace on her Women’s World Cup debut as the United States got their bid for a third successive title off to a comfortable start with a 3-0 win over Vietnam at Eden Park on Saturday.

One of the most highly anticipated U.S. sporting debuts lived up to expectations and more as Lionel Messi scored a free-kick winner for Inter Miami.

Sophia Smith had just recorded the best Women’s World Cup debut by someone so young in U.S. women’s national team history—two goals and an assist—when she uttered the words that strike more fear into opponents than even the creepy commercial Nike recently released:
“I feel relieved,” she told Fox. “I was a little bit anxious going into the tournament.”
The U.S.

The U.S. wasn’t its typical clinical best vs. Vietnam, but Smith scored twice and set up the other goal in a fantastic attacking display.