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Indians will become Guardians next season
Dan Patrick finds out the new nickname for the Cleveland Indians will be the Guardians, and they will be changing their name after the 2021 season.
Can Cowboys coaching get team to SB this year?
Mike Florio discusses the Cowboys' coaching staff and how they can help get the team on a playoff run this season.
2020 Tokyo Olympics
Osaka lights Olympic cauldron at Opening Ceremony
Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka, 23, lights the Olympic cauldron during the Opening Ceremony at the Tokyo Olympic Games.
2020 Tokyo Olympics on Peacock
Watch the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on Peacock
Peacock has highlights, must-see moments, original documentaries, and four live studio shows every day from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
NHL OFFSEASON
Flyers take Ristolainen off Sabres’ hands
A day after trading Shayne Gostisbehere, the Flyers add Ristolainen.
NASCAR on NBC Sports
NASCAR's Olympian: Meet Tyler Paige
Tyler Paige, who is on leave at JR Motorsports, will compete in the Olympic sailing competition, representing American Samoa.
Let the games begin
Writing from Tokyo, Mike Tirico closes the series of FMIA guest columns by checking in with Drew Brees and Jon Gruden as the NFL season approaches.
IndyCar on NBC Sports
Castroneves going full time in 2022
Meyer Shank Racing will field the No. 06 full time in 2022 with Helio Castroneves, and teammate Jack Harvey will be replaced in the No. 60.
Soccer News
What Sancho signing means for Manchester United
Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund for $100 million. What will he bring?
Golf Channel Latest
Darren Clarke halfway home to adding Senior Open title to claret jug
Darren Clarke isn’t getting ahead of himself after two good rounds at The Senior Open Championship.
Brother from Another
NFL to have more social messaging
Michael Smith and Michael Holley react to the news that the NFL is set to use more social justice messaging during the 2021 season, and despite the gesture, both aren't convinced that the decision is entirely sincere.
On Her Turf
When 7-time Olympian Formiga was born, women in Brazil were banned from playing soccer
When Formiga was born in 1978, there was a law banning women in Brazil from playing soccer. Formiga, 43, is making her 7th Olympic appearance in Tokyo.
