PHILADELPHIA, PA - JULY 13: Jordan Walker #18 of the St. Louis Cardinals bats during the 2026 T-Mobile Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park on Monday, July 13, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos via Getty Images) | MLB Photos via Getty Images
The St. Louis Cardinals arguably have the most momentum of any team that did not have a game in the past week as the second half of the season begins today. With Jordan Walker stealing national headlines after putting on a show at the Home Run Derby, more eyes could be on the Cardinals than expected for a rebuilding team.
The start of the final 77 games will be at Chase Field in Arizona as the Diamondbacks will host the Cardinals for a three-game series that, to Paul Sewald’s pleasure, will have little to no chance of being delayed at the covered desert stadium. With two weeks until the trade deadline, the Cardinals have the opportunity to make conversations around the roster more interesting, but we could be nearing the end of a few St. Louis tenures.
The Diamondbacks host the Cardinals as the MLB second half begins
Even with Jordan Walker winning the Home Run Derby in dramatic fashion, there will be plenty watching his second half waiting for his demise so they can pass the blame to the exhibition event. However, preseason expectations for the team sat around .500 or below, so the Cardinals are playing with house money sitting at five games over and a solid chance to move past their win total from each of the previous two seasons. The season has already been a major win overall, but there is plenty of baseball left to make headlines one way or another.
One of the teams looking to jump the Cardinals is the Diamondbacks, who enter the series 1.5 games behind St. Louis and 2.5 games out of the final Wild Card spot. The pitching plans for the Cardinals line up for Michael McGreevy to kick things off, followed by Dustin May and Andre Pallante.
Game one (8:40pm): Michael McGreevy vs. Merrill Kelly
Game two (3:10pm): Dustin May vs. Brandon Pfaadt
Game three (3:10pm): Andre Pallante vs. Eduardo Rodriguez
The two teams begin the second half outside of where they set their preseason expectations, but for the Cardinals, that is a good thing. On the Arizona side of things, they have struggled in a difficult division and are 12 games under (19-31) against teams with a .500 or better record. The pitching matchups may cause some frustrations for hitters, especially on Sunday as each team brings their de facto ace to the bump.
Michael McGreevy will look to get his win-loss record back on track to go along with his 3.01 ERA and will face off against Merrill Kelly, who has been inconsistent all year. In game two, Dustin May looks to continue bolstering his trade value and help the Cardinals out with a win before potentially getting shipped out in a couple weeks. Brandon Pfaadt will take the mound for the D’Backs as he tries to stay hot since returning to the Arizona rotation. In the final game, 10-game winner Andre Pallante will take on southpaw Eduardo Rodriguez, who has had a great bounceback season after back-to-back down years.
It is great to have baseball back and the second half promises to be newsworthy, no matter where the Cardinals finish in the standings. In case you missed it, I put together a little second half primer with Daniel Shoptaw and Ethan Hannaford to keep the good vibes going!
ST. PETERSBURG, FL - JUNE 27: A general view of an ABS challenge review in the fourth inning during the game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field on Saturday, June 27, 2026 in St. Petersburg, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/MLB Photos via Getty Images) | MLB Photos via Getty Images
The thing about technology is that when one entity sees something work well, then everyone wants it.
For a few years Major League Baseball has been experimenting with Automated Balls and Strikes — some call them Robo-umps — to try and figure out a way to create consistency throughout a sport where subjectivity can creep in and an Umpire has the ability to make a point depending on how they feel on a particular day. This experiment started at the Minor League level, where ballparks were equipped to be able to track where exactly the baseball crossed home plate and if it was within the strike zone.
How to implement the system was always a big question. Do you have the system essentially call every ball and strike, or do you still have the human error approach with the occasional challenge by someone? They tried both in the minors and eventually settled on a challenge system. It went well, and this past year it was implemented in the major leagues to nearly universal praise.
Now with fans seeing it successful in both the minor and major leagues, there was a quick call to bring it to the college level. Some schools already have some form of the equipment set up as part of their way to help train their hitters on how to spot a strike. Some reporters have access to this equipment and will be able to tell you in real time if a call was right or wrong according to it. It appears that was enough for the NCAA.
NEWS: The NCAA Rules Subcommittee has approved the usage of ABS, sources tell @BaseballAmerica. It can be used in any game where the tech is available (includes Trackman). This still requires Baseball Oversight Committee approval but is expected to be implemented in 2027.
This, of course, opens up a whole can of worms, as baseball was the one sport in which the little guy still had a bit of a fighting chance for a while. See this year’s NCAA Tournament that saw multiple big programs fall by the wayside while schools people didn’t even know existed went into these stadiums and won. Now, it’s likely there’ll be another thing they’ll feel like they have to add to their stadiums in order to compete.
This move is really important for the College World Series. The home of the CWS has Trackman, which ESPN tapped into during the event to provide analytics, meaning that during the sport’s championship there’ll be a way for pitchers and catchers to appeal calls. It won’t completely end situations where coaches and umpires get into it about a call behind the plate because if there’s a limit to the challenges like in the pros, there will be situations where that limit will be hit. Still, in situations where an umpire is wrong, teams will have a chance to fix the error.
This has the chance of deflating the ego of umpires just a little bit when they are proven wrong in real time, as well reinforce good behaviors. It may also decrease the art of “yanking” by catchers where they grab a ball out of the zone and try to pull it in. It’ll become less necessary if a batter feels the call was inaccurate.
We’ll see what the rules will be over its use when the Oversight Committee reviews the proposal, but it looks like there will be another element to watch at Boshamer and other stadiums across the country. Quite frankly, it’s also another opportunity for schools to seek sponsorship for an aspect of the game.
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The Las Vegas Summer League has finished its “regular” season, and all that is left is the four-team playoff and a bunch of consolation games for the other 26 squads. As mentioned after the weekend, the North Carolina has quite a few players represented, so lets take a look at Tar Heels (and former Tar Heels) in the second half of their Las Vegas Summer Excursion.
Henri Veesaar, Atlanta Hawks
Veesaar started both games this week for the Hawks. In his first contest against the Celtics, Veesaar showed off, scoring 20 points while grabbing four rebounds in 23 minutes. He additionally had three assists, a steal, and a block while hitting four of his six three-point attempts.
Veesaar and the Hawks did themselves no favors in their final game against the Grizzlies. Needing a win to guarantee themselves a spot in the playoffs, Atlanta promptly got outscored by Memphis 32-2 in the first quarter (that is not a typo). Veesaar was completely overshadowed by Cam Boozer, finishing with a measly five points and three rebounds in 20 minutes of the blowout loss. The Hawks will have to hope they win the tie breaker with a log jam of teams at 3-1 — including the Grizzlies that just beat them.
Drake Powell, Brooklyn Nets
Powell finally came alive in his third game, not only hitting his first shot of the Las Vegas Summer League, but his first three pointer of any game this summer (Powell also played in the California Summer League). Powell finished his game against the Kings shooting six for ten (and four for seven from three) and scoring 18 points. Powell also had two steals, a block, and a rebound.
Unfortunately, the good times did not continue for Powell, who fell back to earth against the Rockets, finishing with just six points on one of six shooting. He did have three steals, but overall Powell did not have a good showing in Vegas. His team will not be one of the four in playoffs, though they will play again this weekend.
Caleb Wilson, Chicago Bulls
Wilson continued to show out in Las Vegas, playing in all three of the Bull’s games this week. Even though the matchups were scheduled, Sin City missed out on the chance to see Wilson vs Peterson (who sat out for rest) and Dybantsa (who was shut down before the matchup). Wilson, however, didn’t seem to care, as he posted an average of 19.7 points, eight rebounds, 2.3 blocks, 2.3 assists, and a steal across the three games. Wilson also continued to shoot well, though he did have 15 turnovers in those three games. While nothing can top that opening game against Memphis, Wilson showed everyone why he is a force to be reckoned with. The only thing left for the Bulls is a consolation game against Cleveland on Friday.
Jalen Washington, Chicago Bulls
After not playing in the team’s first three games, Washington finally saw minutes in the team’s final game against the Lakers. The former Tar Heel big man finished with two points and one rebound in four minutes of action. Washington may get another chance to impress on Friday depending on who the team decides to play in their final game against the Cavaliers.
Pete Nance, Milwaukee Bucks
Nance started both games for the Bucks this week. He scored seven points and grabbed three rebounds in 24 minutes in Milwaukee’s loss to the Suns. He did better in the Buck’s win over the Hornets, though, scoring 11 points and grabbing two boards. Nance also had six assists across the two games. The win against Charlotte was Milwaukee’s only win in Las Vegas, so they will not be playing in the playoff although they will play one more game this weekend.
Tyler Nickel, New York Knicks
Nickel continued to play valuable minutes for the Knicks this week, starting his second and third games of the Summer League. In his start against the Pistons, Nickel scored only nine points, but did grab six rebounds in the Knicks first win of Summer League play. In his start against the Warriors, Nickel had his worst game in Summer League play with another nine points to go with just four rebounds in yet another blowout loss for New York. The reigning NBA champs had three blowout losses and will play a consolation game against the Mavericks on Friday.
RJ Davis, San Antonio Spurs
Davis continued his strong play in the Spur’s fourth game, posting a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds in 29 minutes. Davis started his second straight game for the Spurs, and looks to have a chance to maybe even get an invite to Spurs training camp or a two-way deal. Even if it isn’t with the Spurs, Davis has shown that he can be a valuable contributor to an NBA squad this season. The Spurs are one of several teams at 3-1 who have a chance to make the four team playoff.
Seth Trimble, Washington Wizards
Trimble started both games this week for the Wizards, who as previously mentioned shut down number one overall pick AJ Dybantsa before Tuesday’s matchup. In his first start, Trimble scored 13 points while grabbing three rebounds, getting two steals, and dishing out two assists in 28 minutes.
Trimble really shone in his second start, scoring 24 points in 27 minutes while also getting three rebounds, an assist, a steal and a block. Trimble did have five turnovers over those two games, but assuming he doesn’t lay an egg in the team’s fifth contest (the Wizards also will not be in the four-team playoff), Trimble has a great chance of making the Wizards G-League squad this fall.
Additionally, Cormac Ryan did not play in either of the Bucks two games this week for rest purposes (he did suffer an injury while in California) and it is unknown if he will play in the team’s final game.
If it seems a little quiet lately, that's because a lot of free agency action is being held up by LeBron James taking his time deciding where he wants to go. While LeBron said Thursday, "I won't hold you guys up too much longer," that's a vague timeline at best. So we wait. In the meantime, here are some non-LeBron rumors still floating around free agency.
Peyton Watson latest
Put the Milwaukee Bucks on the list of teams interested in restricted free agent wing Peyton Watson, but Denver is on top of that list and wants to keep him. Which means it probably will.
Watson and the Nuggets continue to haggle over money (and maybe years), and have said they are open to a sign-and-trade, and Milwaukee has expressed interest, but Denver likely keeps him, reports Tony Jones at The Athletic.
The Milwaukee Bucks have emerged as a team potentially interested in executing a sign-and-trade for Watson, according to league sources who were granted anonymity so that they could describe ongoing deliberations...
The Nuggets, according to those league sources, value Watson significantly. They feel they are in a good spot to retain his services and just need to let the restricted-free-agency process play out... Denver's conundrum is finding a potential contract resolution that's good for Watson while also keeping the team in a good financial space. Because the Nuggets have invested heavily in [Nikola] Jokić, [Aaron] Gordon and [Jamal] Murray, an expensive contract with Watson would likely yield significant luxury tax penalties, something Denver has been loath to do in the past.
Denver is just about $4 million below the second apron right now, according to Spotrac, and Watson is deserving of a contract north of $20 million a season. That's a fine line to walk, which is why Denver would listen to sign-and-trade options. The Clippers are interested in Watson too, but their summer moves are on hold because the Kawhi Leonard trade to Toronto has been paused until the league's Aspiration investigation finishes. Atlanta also has expressed interest in Watson.
The issue is Denver really needs Watson and his two-way athleticism on the wing. Denver stepped up and paid Christian Braun last offseason, but he didn't live up to the contract last season, and Watson became the go-to guy in that role. While Denver has looked to trade Braun, his value is low at this point. Which leaves the Nuggets stuck.
DeMar DeRozan back to Detroit?
DeMar DeRozan's free agency really will not start until LeBron James makes his decision — a couple of teams that strike out with the 41-year-old are expected to consider the 36-year-old DeRozan (Miami has been mentioned).
Detroit is thinking about jumping into that mix, reports Marc Stein of The Stein Line. He adds that Detroit needs to finalize its deal with restricted free-agent center Jalen Duren (more on that below) before determining how much they want to spend on a DeRozan pursuit, but they are considering it, according to the report.
This report also lists Toronto as a "confirmed bidder" for DeRozan despite multiple people who cover the Raptors saying that DeRozan returning to Toronto is unlikely, mostly for financial reasons. The Lakers, Trail Blazers and even the Warriors have been mentioned as possible DeRozan destinations, but the level of interest from any of them is in question, and the Lakers could only offer the veteran minimum, which is unlikely to interest DeRozan.
DeRozan is still a midrange assassin who can create his own shot and averaged 18.4 points per game last season for the Kings, he could really help a team in need a scoring punch off the bench. Which is why Detroit makes some sense.
Are Pistons, Duren nearing deal?
How negotiations are going between restricted free agent and All-NBA center Jalen Duren and the Pistons depends on who you ask.
The sides have made little progress towards a deal, reports Hunter Patterson of The Athletic. However, NBA insider Jake Fischer said in a live stream (hat tip HoopsRumors) that "There's been momentum and positive direction between Duren and the Pistons," and they are moving toward a 25% max for Duren (five years, $252 million). Duren, who was named to an All-NBA team last season, is eligible for up to 30% of the cap, but after struggling in the playoffs was unlikely to get that extra money.
Detroit has spent the offseason freeing up money to make this offer to Duren by moving players such as Isaiah Stewart and Caris LeVert.
Other free agency notes
• The Lakers, with an open roster spot and looking for more perimeter defense, are showing interest in free agent Matisse Thybulle, reports Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
• What are Miami's remaining priorities around Giannis Antetokounmpo?
Riley says shooters and another big body are the next roster priorities. Says a rim protector would be a goal.
• The San Antonio Spurs are not looking to trade De'Aaron Fox and have stood behind him this offseason, reports Jared Weiss at The Athletic. However, a big part of that is that there is no trade market for Fox as his four-year, $222 million extension kicks in next season, and he is coming off a down playoffs. The Spurs know they need a bounce-back year from Fox, then they might try to move him because, eventually, San Antonio has to pay Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper.
The Chicago White Sox (50-45) and Toronto Blue Jays (45-51) open a three-game weekend series tonight at Rogers Centre, with the first-place White Sox looking to continue their strong first half and the Blue Jays hoping a return home can spark a second-half push. Chicago leads the AL Central, while Toronto sits 12 games behind Tampa Bay in the AL East.
Chicago swept the Athletics before the break, winning 14-1, 1-0, and 9-1 in their final three games. Toronto finished the first half on a tougher note. The Blue Jays dropped their final two games to San Diego, including a 5-4 loss on July 12 after surrendering the lead late.
Anthony Kay (6-4, 4.23 ERA) is on the hill for the Sox tonight. He has provided steady innings for Chicago this season, posting a 4.23 ERA with 71 strikeouts across 89.1 innings. Opponents have had success against him away from Chicago, and he'll face a Toronto lineup that tends to hit left-handed pitching better than its overall numbers suggest. Spencer Miles (4-1, 2.85 ERA) will take the mound for the Jays. The rookie has been one of Toronto's brightest surprises. Miles owns a 2.85 ERA and 1.10 WHIP over 60 innings while allowing only four home runs.
Lets dive into tonight’s matchup and find a sweat or two.
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Date: Friday, July 17, 2026
Time: 7:15PM EST
Site: Rogers Centre
City: Toronto, ON
Network/Streaming: Apple TV
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The Latest Odds: White Sox vs. Blue Jays
The latest odds as of Friday courtesy of DraftKings:
Moneyline: Chicago White Sox (+113), Toronto Blue Jays (-136)
Spread: White Sox +1.5 (-187), Blue Jays -1.5 (+153)
Total: 8.5 runs
Probable Starting Pitchers and their Stats: White Sox vs. Blue Jays for July 17
White Sox: Anthony Kay Season Totals: 89.1 IP, 6-4, 4.23 ERA, 1.38 WHIP, 71K, 35 BB
Blue Jays: Spencer Miles Season Totals: 60.0 IP, 4-1, 2.85 ERA, 1.10 WHIP, 57K, 19 BB
Who’s Hot? Who’s Not! White Sox vs. Blue Jays
Tristan Peters finished the first half red hot, collecting 12 hits in 28 at-bats with two homers and five RBIs over his last ten games
Sam Antonacci has nine hits over his last nine games.
Nathan Lukes finished the first half scorching hot, going 13-for-30 with a .433 average and 1.085 OPS over his last eight games
Andrés Giménez has just three hits in his last 31 at-bats
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. appeared to find his rhythm before the break, posting a .333 average with a .455 OBP over his last 8 games
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The White Sox are 56-39 on the Run Line this season
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The OVER has cashed 49 times in the Blue Jays’ 96 games this season (49-43-4)
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Jul 12, 2026; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Brice Turang (2) and left fielder Jackson Chourio (11) celebrate after both players scored run on a two run homer run by Turang against the Pittsburgh Pirates during the eighth inning at PNC Park. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images | Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Brewers fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.
In this week’s Reacts survey, we asked fans to grade the Brewers at the unofficial midpoint. The results were about what you’d expect:
The Brewers, who currently sit at 59-37 with a five-game lead in the NL Central and the second-best record in baseball, overwhelmingly received positive grades in the poll, with 86% of votes coming at A- or higher. The “A” grade finished at the top with 41% because, after all, there’s always room for improvement.
Rather than rehashing how well the Brewers have done this season, I decided to take a look at the grades and expectations of others around the league at this point.
To begin, you can take a look at our staff midseason awards and grades, where you’ll see that five of our six contributors gave Milwaukee an A (with only Jackson putting them at an A-).
The Athletic also released their latest poll results this morning, as 21/22 voters picked Milwaukee to win the NL Central (the lone other vote went to Chicago), all 22 voters said Milwaukee will make the postseason, 3/22 picked Milwaukee to win the NL pennant, and 2/22 picked the Brewers to win the World Series. Also of note: 3/22 voters picked the Brewers to finish the season with the most wins, 4/22 picked the Brewers to win at least 100 games (a threshold the franchise has never achieved), and 13/22 picked Milwaukee as their “dark horse” World Series contender. Lastly, 15/22 picked Jacob Misiorowski to win NL Cy Young, with Cristopher Sánchez picking up six votes and Shohei Ohtani receiving one vote.
ESPN’s second-half preview includes the Brewers as one of “The Big Four,” alongside the Dodgers, Rays, and Braves. They give Milwaukee a projected final record of 98-64, with 16.5% odds to win the World Series, second to only the Dodgers’ 27.5%.
Bleacher Report released a list of bold predictions for each team, and they picked Jacob Misiorowski to set the franchise strikeout record, which currently sits at 264 by Ben Sheets back in 2004.
Lastly, I’ll just mention that FanDuel Sportsbook currently gives the Brewers -600 odds to win the NL Central (bet $600 to win $100), +270 odds to win 100-plus games (bet $100 to win $270), and +1100 odds to win the World Series (bet $100 to win $1100), tied with the Mariners for the fourth-best odds in baseball, behind only the Dodgers, Yankees, and Braves.
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100 short years ago, the New York Rangers entered the NHL.
In the inaugural 1926-27 season, the Broadway Blueshirts finished first in the “American Division” and went 25-13-6. Their expansion campaign came to an end when they lost to the Bruins in the semifinals.
Now, one short century later, we know what Mike Sullivan’s club’s 100th year in existence — not 100th season due to the 2004-05 lockout — looks like now that the team’s 2026-27 schedule has been released.
After kicking off the season on the road against the Boston Bruins (who they really have been playing for a century), Igor Shesterkin and co. will play their first home game at Madison Square Garden against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday, Oct. 1.
Other notable contests at MSG in ’26 include showdowns with Vincent Trocheck’s Utah Mammoth (Oct. 4), their crosstown rivals New York Islanders (Oct. 6), Connor McDavid’s Edmonton Oilers (Nov. 1), the reigning Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes (Nov. 22) and their longtime foes, the New Jersey Devils (Dec. 7).
Following the annual ball drop in Times Square, Connor Bedard’s Chicago Blackhawks (Jan. 7), Matthew Tkachuk’s Florida Panthers (Jan. 27), the surprisingly strong Buffalo Sabres (Feb. 15), Alexander Ovechkin’s Washington Capitals (Feb. 26) and Sidney Crobsy’s Pittsburgh Penguins (March 20) will all visit the Garden.
Although not confirmed, 2026-27 may be Ovi and Sid the Kid’s final season.
If you’d like to be there, tickets are available for all 42 regular season NY Rangers home games.
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Coming into this 100th year, the Rangers have a lot to prove.
The team underperformed last season and ended up with a dismal 34-39-9 record, which put them in last place in the Metropolitan Division below the Islanders and Devils.
In an effort to make sure they’re more well-equipped for the coming run, GM Chris Drury snagged winger Pavel Dorofeyev from the Western Conference champion Vegas Golden Knights, acquired defenseman Marcus Pettersson and traded for Utah Mammoth stars Seaon Durzi and Cole Beaudoin.
Fingers crossed everything goes according to plan in this special anniversary seson.
For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about the New York Rangers’ 2026-27 home schedule at MSG below.
When do the New York Rangers play at Madison Square Garden in 2026-27?
A complete calendar including all upcoming NY Rangers preseason and regular season home game dates at MSG, start times, opponents and links to tickets can be found below.
September 2026
New York Rangers September 2026 home game dates
New York Islanders vs. RangersTuesday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. Preseason game
New Jersey Devils vs. RangersThursday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. Preseason game
October 2026
New York Rangers October 2026 home game dates
Tampa Bay Lightning vs. RangersThursday, Oct. 1 at 7 p.m.
Utah Mammoth vs. RangersSunday, Oct. 4 at 6 p.m.
New York Islanders vs. RangersTuesday, Oct. 6 at 7 p.m.
Vancouver Canucks vs. RangersSunday, Oct. 11 at 6 p.m.
Tampa Bay Lightning vs. RangersTuesday, Oct. 13 at 7:15 p.m.
Anaheim Ducks vs. RangersMonday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m.
Los Angeles Kings vs. RangersMonday, Oct. 26 at 7 p.m.
November 2026
New York Rangers November 2026 home game dates
Edmonton Oilers vs. RangersSunday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m.
St. Louis Blues vs. RangersTuesday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m.
Philadelphia Flyers vs. RangersThursday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m.
Montreal Canadiens vs. RangersMonday, Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m.
Carolina Hurricanes vs. RangersSunday, Nov. 22 at 1 p.m.
Calgary Flames vs. RangersSaturday, Nov. 28 at 7 p.m.
Carolina Hurricanes vs. RangersMonday, Nov. 30 at 7 p.m.
December 2026
New York Rangers December 2025 home game dates
San Jose Sharks vs. RangersThursday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m.
Colorado Avalanche vs. RangersSaturday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m.
New Jersey Devils vs. RangersMonday, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m.
Columbus Blue Jackets vs. RangersSunday, Dec. 13 at 6 p.m.
Nashville Predators vs. RangersFriday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m.
New Jersey Devils vs. RangersTuesday, Dec. 22 at 7 p.m.
Detroit Red Wings vs. RangersTuesday, Dec. 29 at 7 p.m.
January 2027
New York Rangers January 2027 home game dates
Columbus Blue Jackets vs. RangersSunday, Jan. 3 at 6 p.m.
Chicago Blackhawks vs. RangersThursday, Jan. 7 at 7 p.m.
Boston Bruins vs. RangersSaturday, Jan. 16 at 12 p.m.
Dallas Stars vs. RangersSunday, Jan. 17 at 6 p.m.
Philadelphia Flyers vs. RangersTuesday, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m.
Seattle Kraken vs. RangersMonday, Jan. 25 at 7 p.m.
Florida Panthers vs. RangersWednesday, Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m.
February 2027
New York Rangers February 2027 home game dates
Winnipeg Jets vs. RangersWednesday, Feb. 3 at 7:30 p.m.
New York Islanders vs. RangersFriday, Feb. 12 at 7 p.m.
Buffalo Sabres vs. RangersMonday, Feb. 15 at 3 p.m.
Washington Capitals vs. RangersFriday, Feb. 26 at 7 p.m.
March 2027
New York Rangers March 2027 home game dates
Boston Bruins vs. RangersWednesday, March 3 at 7 p.m.
Vegas Golden Knights vs. RangersSunday, March 7 at 6 p.m.
Ottawa Senators vs. RangersTuesday, March 16 at 7 p.m.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. RangersThursday, March 18 at 7 p.m.
Pittsburgh Penguins vs. RangersSaturday, March 20 at 8 p.m.
Washington Capitals vs. RangersSunday, March 21 at 7 p.m.
Minnesota Wild vs. RangersMonday, March 29 at 7 p.m.
April 2027
New York Rangers April 2027 home game dates
Florida Panthers vs. RangersSaturday, April 3 at 12 p.m.
Pittsburgh Penguins vs. RangersTuesday, April 6 at 7:30 p.m.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. RangersSaturday, April 10 at 7 p.m.
Want to see the Rangers on the road? A complete 2026-27 calendar including all New York Rangers away games can be found here.
How can I watch and/or stream Rangers games on TV?
There is no shortage of ways to watch Rangers games live from the comfort of your own home this season.
You can find Sullivan’s stacked squad on the MSG Network via cable providers like Xfinity, Spectrum, and Optimum.
For those who prefer to stream, DIRECTV is your best bet, with regional sports channels included in base packages.
About the New York Rangers 2025-26 season
In 2023-24, the Rangers went an impressive 55-23-4 and won the President’s Cup before squandering their season in a rough-and-tumble six-game Eastern Conference Championship series against the eventual Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers.
The past two years have quite been the same.
Last season, the club was marred by a rough stint with newly-appointed catain J.T. Miller never commanding the locker room, a slow start where they were shut out in their first three home games and injuries. Miller, Matt Rempe and Adam Edstrom all sat more than expected leading to an underwhelming campaign across the board.
For more about the team, you can read all of the New York Post’s coverage of the New York Rangers here.
Huge 2026 concert tours
Before the Rangers officially kick off the season, many of the biggest names in music will be playing at arenas and stadiums all over New York.
Here are just five we’re most excited about headed your way these next few months.
• Bon Jovi (July 17-26)
• Phish (July 22-27)
• RUSH (July 30 through Aug. 3)
• J. Cole (Aug. 2, 4)
• Mumford and Sons (Aug. 11-13)
Who else is headed to the Garden? Take a look at this calendar that includes all upcoming events at MSG from now up until 2027.
This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.
Jun 27, 2026; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; A view of the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees warming up on the field at Fenway Park. Mandatory Credit: Bob DeChiara-Imagn Images | Bob DeChiara-Imagn Images
The real test begins. This is the true start of the second half of the season and this is where the Red Sox either prove they’re worth their mettle or show us they are who we thought they were. Let’s get it.
MLB’s Texas Rangers announced Wednesday that the team would be switching its direct-to-consumer streaming partner, moving midseason from Victory+ to Bzzr effective immediately. According to the team’s past trademark request filings, it has been preparing to work with Bzzr for more than a year.
“It is unfortunate that this switch in direct-to-consumer distributors was necessary, but the decision was made in the best interest of both the Rangers and our fans,” Rangers Sports Media and Entertainment Company chairman Neil Leibman said in the team’s statement, adding that Rangers Sports Network “is committed to continued delivery of the highest-quality game broadcast possible, and we feel Bzzr is well-positioned to manage a seamless transition.”
The press release does not mention that Leibman, who is also a minority investor in the MLB team, is a director of Bzzr, as was reported by The Dallas Morning News. The paper also reported that the Rangers “had grown increasingly concerned about (Victory+’s) ability to meet financial and delivery obligations.”
A Rangers representative declined to comment on Leibman’s connection to Bzzr.
In June and July of last year, months after Bzzr’s incorporation, the Rangers filed three Bzzr-related trademarks—Bzzr Sidecar, Bzzr Sideshow and Bzzr Sidecast—all related to the creation of an “on-line community for sports fans.” In March, the U.S. Patent and Trade Office issued a “notice of allowance” on Bzzr Sidecast, essentially informing the Rangers that in one of the final steps before being awarded the trademark, the team had six months to show that it was using the marks for commercial purposes. That deadline, which can be extended, is currently Sept. 10.
The other two trademarks, Bzzr Sidecar and Bzzr Sideshow, have both been refused due to the “likelihood of confusion” with existing trademarks. In each case, the potentially conflicting trademarks were ones held by Buzzer Technologies, the sports streaming app that raised more than $40 million from a number of prominent backers before ultimately shuttering in May 2023. The final notice from both of those rulings were issued earlier this month; a rep for the Rangers declined to comment on whether the team would appeal. Rangers Sports Network has posts on Bzzr dating back to late 2025.
Those connections help explain why Texas chose a lesser known streaming partner that had not previously claimed significant live game rights, and—if the Rangers had felt a need to pivot quickly—how Bzzr could theoretically have presented a preferred online home on short notice. Other potential new partners might have needed longer to set up a subscription offering or adjust their business plans. It’s unclear how long the Rangers were preparing to make the move, or for how long Bzzr will stream the team’s games beyond this season. Financial terms were not announced.
Victory+ said in a statement it will continue to air Dallas Stars games as well as “a growing portfolio of professional and amateur sports.” The Stars hold equity in the streaming business, which also has distribution deals with the NWSL, League One Volleyball and the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream and Minnesota Lynx. The Anaheim Ducks are reportedly ending their relationship with Victory+, which has missed rights payments to partners, according to Sports Business Journal.
Fans who bought a season pass for Rangers games on Victory+ are able to transfer their membership to the new platform. On X, the Rangers said they “have requested that V+ make refunds to subscribers as requested and appropriate.” Texas games will also continue to air on Rangers Sports Network across TV distributors.
The live chat forum on RSN’s Bzzr page turned into a venting session for some Texas fans Wednesday as an admin account responded to certain user issues.
“Can we just get a refund?” a commenter named Tex Ranger wrote.
“Do the Rangers not want fans any more?” Joy Pierce asked.
By Thursday afternoon, live chat functionality was turned off on the Rangers Sports Network’s Bzzr stream.
MLB teams have taken myriad approaches to maximizing their local media rights in recent years, particularly following FanDuel Sports Networks’ demise. Numerous franchises, such as the Chicago Cubs and New York Yankees, have helped launch new services or partnered with digital distributors while maintaining a presence on traditional TV. Others have turned to the league for support, and MLB now produces and distributes half of its clubs’ games online.
Bzzr officially launched in April, promising to bring together live games, creator-generated videos and fan conversations touching on the biggest U.S. leagues. In June, Bzzr announced former X executive Brett Weitz as its CEO as it looks to build a multipurpose destination for sports fans. It recently launched apps for Amazon, Apple, and Google-owned TV platforms, in addition to pre-existing mobile and web touchpoints. A company spokesperson said Bzzr is planning to launch on Samsung, LG and Roku TVs by September.
Texas’ second half—and its Bzzr era—begins Friday evening with a game against the Braves.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have added multiple players to their roster this off-season. Among their newcomers is Declan Carlile, as the Penguins signed him to a two-year, $3 million contract earlier this month.
Carlile appeared in a career-high 42 games last season with the Tampa Bay Lightning, where he posted one goal, three points, 51 hits, and a plus-5 rating. This was after he played in just four games with the Lightning over the two previous seasons.
Overall, Carlile took a nice step forward with his development last season, and it helped him land a multi-year deal with the Penguins. Now, he will be looking to take his game to a new level after signing in Pittsburgh.
When looking at the Penguins' current defensive group, it is certainly possible that Carlile will get more chances to succeed in Pittsburgh. The Penguins do not have the strongest depth on the left side of their defensive group, and this could lead to Carlile having a more significant role than he did in Tampa Bay. This could benefit the 6-foot-3 defenseman tremendously.
Furthermore, with Carlile having more experience at the NHL level, it is fair to wonder if he could improve his game next season now that he is more adjusted. It will be interesting to see what happens on that front, but there is no harm in Pittsburgh signing him to his affordable two-year deal.
St. Louis (50-45) and Arizona (49-47) kick off the second half of the season with a three-game series. It's the first meeting of the season between the two. The Diamondbacks swept the Cardinals last season outscoring St. Louis, 22-7.
The Cardinals went into the All-Star break cold with a 3-6 mark over their final nine games. St. Louis entered the break one game back from the NL Wild Card and 8.5 games behind the Brewers for the NL Central lead. To start July, St. Louis' offense is hitting .215 (28th) and ranks 23rd or worse in OPS, OBP, and SLG. The Cardinals are 6-7 in July thanks to the pitching staff ranking seventh in ERA (3.37).
Arizona is 2.5 games back from the NL Wild Card as we start the second half of the season. The Diamondbacks finished above .500 in and up-and-down first half. After losing six straight starts, Arizona has won the last two Merrill Kelly appearances and he's on the mound tonight. Arizona has a six-game home stand up before taking a 10-game road trip across the country.
Let’s dive into the matchup and find a sweat or two.
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Game details & how to watch Cardinals at Diamondbacks
Date: Friday, July 17, 2026
Time: 9:40 PM EST
Site: Chase Field
City: Phoenix, AZ
Network/Streaming: MLB TV
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Odds for the Cardinals at the Diamondbacks
The latest odds as of Friday:
Moneyline: St. Louis Cardinals (-112), Arizona Diamondbacks (-109)
The Diamondbacks’ Gabriel Moreno is hitting .301 with 71 hits, 6 home runs and 32 RBI over 236 at-bats
The Diamondbacks’ Lourdes Gurriel Jr. is hitting .211 with 36 hits and 33 strikeouts over 171 at-bats
The Cardinals’ Jordan Walker is hitting .294 with 105 hits, 22 home runs, and 74 RBI over 357 at-bats
The Cardinals’ Lourdes Gurriel Jr. is hitting .212 with 31 hits and 41 strikeouts over 146 at-bats
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Top betting trends & insights to know ahead of Cardinals at Diamondbacks
Arizona is 53-43 ATS, ranking fifth-best
St. Louis is 55-40 ATS, ranking third-best
Arizona is 51-40-5 to the Under, ranking second-worst
St. Louis is an MLB-best 51-39-5 to the Under
Arizona is 25-20 ATS at home, ranking sixth-best
St. Louis is 26-17 ATS on the road, ranking second-best
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PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - JULY 14: Cody Bellinger #35 of the New York Yankees speaks with Freddie Freeman #5 of the Los Angeles Dodgers during the first inning of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park on July 14, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images) | Getty Images
The Dodgers finally enjoy some good scheduling on the East Coast. Last season Dodger fans will remember that the team was in New York on back-to-back weekends but flying home for a series in between. This time, the All-Star Game was in Philly, with the team then starting a nine-game stretch of New York, Philly, and New York.
The Dodgers are starting their second half in the Bronx, where they will start with a three-game set against the Yankees. The team has not been back to Yankee Stadium since they closed out their 2024 World Series there, winning Game 5 to take the championship.
The Bronx Bombers started out hot to start the season, but now find themselves second in their division, sitting at 54-42, 3.0 games behind the Tampa Bay Rays.
The two teams went into the All-Star break in different fashions. The Dodgers lost five of their final seven games, and the Yankees pulled themselves out of a June swoon to win their final four games.
Roki Sasaki finds himself kicking off the second half on the mound, looking to get back to his form at the beginning of the season. Sasaki has been worse on the road this season, with his strikeout rate falling and his walk rate increasing along with his ERA. The Yankees have a very lefty heavy lineup that will not include Aaron Judge.
The Yankees will counter with Garrit Cole who is 3-4 on the season with a 4.04 ERA. Cole was also involved in the last games these two teams played in Yankee Stadium, so he will be looking to prove something – revenge against the Dodgers, showing he’s better than this season has shown thus far. Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman have seen him relatively well, but not so much for the rest of the team.
Old friend Cody Bellinger was the starting centerfielder for the AL squad, as was first baseman Ben Rice who was hot to end the first half.
The biggest thing to watch for perhaps is the air quality at the time of these games. Wildfire smoke from Canada has worked its way into the U.S. and is causing issues all through the Midwest and East Coast. It could affect how long pitchers are able to last on the mound in addition to other issues with players.
The Los Angeles Lakers have announced they will team up with Albert, their new jersey patch partner going into the 2026-27 season.
The AI-powered financial assistant and management application will have its logo appear on all four Lakers uniforms as part of a premium sponsorship.
Albert was founded by college roommates Yinon Ravid and Andrzej Baraniak in 2015, according to its website. Its mission is to "give everyone a chance at financial stability."
"The Lakers represent excellence, ambition, and a connection with fans that extends beyond basketball. Albert is proud to partner with an organization that has inspired millions of people around the world," Ravid said in a news release. "Together, we're excited to use the reach of this partnership to help fans manage their money better and handle the financial busywork of life, so they can spend more time on what they love - like watching basketball."
The Albert logo will be placed in the right-hand corner near the chest area of every Lakers jersey.
"The Lakers have built an extraordinary legacy of championship basketball over the years that has made the purple and gold one of the most popular teams in the world, and the jersey one of the most iconic pieces of apparel in sports," Lakers governor Jeanie Buss said in a news release.
"Generation after generation, we have seen the greatest players in the world wear the Lakers jersey. The uniform is an extension of the team and represents the very best of this franchise. With each new season, when I first see players in the iconic gold uniform, I'm filled with deep pride, gratitude for the past and excitement for the future. We couldn't be more proud to place Albert on the Lakers jersey and give our amazing fans visibility to their personal finance products," she added.
LA wasn't the only team to announce a new jersey patch sponsorship.
“The Warriors jersey badge is our most visible global platform, and finding a partner that shares our vision for both innovation and community engagement was paramount,” said Mike Kitts, Golden State's Chief Commercial Officer.
The deal is reportedly the largest sponsorship deal in the history of North American team sports. The Warriors-IREN deal is worth more than $50 million per year.
Jun 22, 2026; Omaha, NE, USA; Oklahoma Sooners head coach Skip Johnson holds up the championship trophy after the win against the North Carolina Tar Heels at Charles Schwab Field. Mandatory Credit: Steven Branscombe-Imagn Images | Steven Branscombe-Imagn Images
One of my favorite times of the year is the NCAA Baseball Tournament. The Road to Omaha and the Greatest Show on Dirt is one of the best fan experiences in baseball. If you have never been, add it to your bucket list. Go when your school makes it, or better yet, adopt a few mid-majors each year and bandwagon your way into some of the best memories the sport has to offer. I’m not a paid spokesperson for the College World Series, though, so let’s move on.
The Yankees selected six players in the 2026 MLB Draft who appeared in this year’s NCAA Tournament. As a fun fact to drop on your friends later, that’s actually two more tournament participants than high school players the Yankees drafted. So, how did those six future Yankees perform when the lights were brightest?
We’ll go alphabetically, which means we start with the national champion. Brendan Brock logged 29 starts behind the dish and 37 starts in the outfield or at designated hitter for Oklahoma over the season. He was selected 99th overall after helping guide the Sooners to the College World Series title. Before hearing his name called, Brock tore through the NCAA Tournament, batting .457 with a .576 on-base percentage, 21 hits, 10 walks, 13 RBIs, and three home runs.
Once the Sooners reached Omaha, he continued to produce, hitting .400 with eight hits and a .520 on-base percentage. Brock’s biggest postseason moment came in the Atlanta Regional when he went 3-for-5 with two home runs, four RBIs, and three runs scored against Georgia Tech. He also delivered a key home run against Georgia in the College World Series semifinals.
Next up is Blake Cyr, a shortstop/outfielder from Florida whom the Yankees selected in the 18th round with the 548th overall pick. A middle-of-the-order bat, Cyr hit .286 during regional play with four hits, one home run, and three RBIs. His signature moment came in Florida’s tournament opener when he launched a game-tying three-run homer in the bottom of the seventh inning. The Gators hosted a regional and advanced to the regional championship game before falling one win short of the Super Regionals.
Diego Castellanos spent the spring wearing the #5 jersey and patrolling the outfield for Saint Mary’s before becoming the Yankees’ 14th-round selection. Castellanos caught fire in the Los Angeles Regional, batting .417 (5-for-12) with two doubles and two RBIs. He recorded back-to-back multi-hit games, including a perfect 3-for-3 performance against the host school UCLA. Saint Mary’s was eliminated before reaching the regional final.
The Yankees’ first selection of the draft, left-hander Hunter Dietz out of Arkansas, made one postseason start. Although he was charged with the loss, Dietz struck out a career-high 14 Kansas hitters in the Lawrence Regional. It was a fitting finish to a breakout season in which Arkansas’ Friday-night ace went 7-4 with a 3.57 ERA and 131 strikeouts over 85.2 innings. The Razorbacks failed to advance to the Super Regional round falling a second time to the hosting Jayhawks.
Bear Harrison, selected in the fifth round, was the starting catcher for Texas A&M. During NCAA Tournament play, Harrison slashed .250/.444/.500 with three hits, four walks, and a home run. His postseason was really an extension of the consistency he displayed throughout the year. Harrison set a Texas A&M program record after being hit by a pitch 23 times and finished the season with a 32-game on-base streak both of which he added to in the postseason. The Aggies were eliminated during regional play.
That brings us to Dean Toigo, the Yankees’ final selection of the draft. Before being chosen 608th overall, Toigo roamed the outfield in the desert for Arizona State. He turned in a solid postseason, highlighted by a multi-hit performance in the Sun Devils’ elimination-game victory over South Dakota State in the Lincoln Regional. Arizona State earned an at-large bid as the No. 3 seed but saw its season come to an end before advancing beyond the opening weekend.
A national champion, a handful of standout performances, and several players who already proved they can perform on college baseball’s biggest stages. College success guarantees nothing in professional baseball, but the Yankees will certainly hope a few of these postseason performers eventually help create October memories in the Bronx.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - JULY 16: Seth Johnson #51 of the Philadelphia Phillies throws a pitch to Francisco Lindor #12 of the New York Mets in the top of the eighth inning at Citizens Bank Park on July 16, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Mets defeated the Phillies 4-1. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images) | Getty Images
Your 2026 New York Mets: 暑い真夏の空 アスファルト溶かし The hot midsummer sky melts the asphalt [Song: Daydream by Judy and Mary]
“I’m not gonna lie: Towards the end, it got a little thick. It felt like breathing in some metal. … A little spoonful of adversity never hurt anybody.” -Christian Scott [New York Post]
しゃがみこんだあたしは
“We’re well aware we’re staring down one of the hardest schedules in baseball for the second half. We should relish that, like that and rise up and meet that. I don’t think there’s another attitude to take.” -Andy Green [New York Post]
白く 消えていく
“I didn’t think it was bad till the last couple innings. My eyes were burning and itching a little bit. [Carson] Benge said it felt like you were sitting by a campfire. … It was fun … but it didn’t feel great playing ball with it.” -Brett Baty [New York Post]
しんきろうの 真ん中で
.@mmargaux8 asks Juan Soto which Mets young player he thinks will be at the All-Star Game next year:
"All of them. I think Benge, Ewing, they have so much talent. I know Lindor is going to be back up again." pic.twitter.com/tATl6SBDB4
