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The Cincinnati Reds have a chance to grab momentum in the National League Central on Sunday as they send Nick Lodolo to the mound in the decisive rubber game against the Chicago Cubs at Great American Ball Park. While the Cubs lead the division and the league in runs scored, Cincinnati is hoping their southpaw can flip the script at home and help secure a series win against a fierce rival. For Lodolo, pitching at home hasn’t exactly been comforting. The 26-year-old lefty enters Sunday with a 4-4 record and a 3.22 ERA, but his splits tell a more revealing story: His only win at Great American Ball Park came on March 29 in a tight 3-2 victory over the

The Indiana Pacers have found a groove—and with it, a golden opportunity. After stealing Games 1 and 2 on the road, they return home to Indianapolis with a 2-0 lead over the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals. With just two more wins, Indiana would reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 2000. Game 3 tips off Sunday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. A win puts the Pacers on the verge of a sweep. A Knicks victory gives New York hope to turn the series around. Either way, expect fireworks in Indy. What’s made Indiana dangerous in this series isn’t just their scoring—it’s the unpredictability of where it comes from. In

The battle for Western Conference supremacy is heating up, and as the Dallas Stars head into Game 3 against the Edmonton Oilers, the stakes are officially rising. Tied at one game apiece, the series has already delivered a mix of wild swings—from Dallas’ dramatic 6-3 comeback in the opener to Edmonton’s shutout dominance in Game 2. Now, the scene shifts north to Edmonton for a rare Sunday afternoon matinee, and both clubs know this could be a series-shifting moment. After a 3-0 loss on home ice, most coaches might ring the alarm. Not Pete DeBoer. The Stars’ head coach isn’t pushing the panic button just yet, insisting that despite the scoreline, Game 2 featured improvements. “Our five-on-five game was better,”

Two clubs traveling in opposite directions in the Eastern Conference will collide Sunday night at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where Atlanta United hosts high-flying FC Cincinnati. While Cincinnati is pushing for top-of-the-table dominance, Atlanta is trying to rediscover its rhythm and avoid sinking even deeper in the standings. It’s a classic showdown of ambition vs adversity—and both clubs have a lot on the line. FC Cincinnati continues to turn heads this season, sitting at 9-3-2 with 29 points. They’re unbeaten in nine of their last 10 and are currently tied with Philadelphia atop the Eastern Conference. Yet, not all points feel the same. Last weekend’s 1-1 draw against the Columbus Crew left head coach Pat Noonan with mixed emotions. “I’m proud of