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The 2025 NFL season opens in bold fashion — under the lights, across borders, and with an AFC West rivalry in full focus. Kansas City and Los Angeles will battle in São Paulo, Brazil, on Friday night, marking the league’s first-ever regular-season game in South America. The matchup has playoff implications already baked in. Kansas City has dominated the division for nearly a decade, but the Chargers — under second-year head coach Jim Harbaugh — are loaded with young talent and hoping to reverse a seven-game losing skid to the Chiefs. Kansas City fell short in its Super Bowl three-peat bid with a February loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, but returns with motivation and firepower intact. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes continues

The Philadelphia Phillies will take on the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field. The Phillies have an 80-58 record and are first in the NL East. They are coming off a win and have a 6-4 record in their last ten games. The Brewers hold an 85-54 record, leading the NL Central. They have lost their last two games and are 4-6 in their last ten. The game will feature Aaron Nola for the Phillies and Jose Quintana for the Brewers as the starting pitchers. The Philadelphia Phillies are coming off a strong 10-8 win against the Milwaukee Brewers. Harrison Bader and Bryce Harper led the charge with key hits. Bader went 3 for 5 with 3 RBIs, while Harper

The Atlanta Dream are entering the final week of the WNBA regular season in prime position. Under first-year head coach Karl Smesko, Atlanta has already secured a postseason berth and set a new franchise record with 26 wins. The team now looks to sharpen its edge ahead of the playoffs when it hosts the Los Angeles Sparks on Wednesday in College Park, Ga. After winning nine of 12 games in August, the Dream kept momentum rolling with a 93-76 victory at Connecticut on Monday. Atlanta trailed by six at halftime before storming back with a 51-28 second half to secure the win and pull into a tie with Las Vegas for the league’s second-best record. Smesko emphasized the importance of

The Connecticut Sun are part of a three-team fight to steer clear of the WNBA cellar, and head coach Rachid Meziane insists the key is defense. After watching his team fade in the fourth quarter of a 93-76 home loss to Atlanta, Meziane pointed to toughness and pride on the defensive end as the foundation. “We stopped playing defense in the last quarter, and we gave up the game,” Meziane said. “We didn’t put pressure on the passers, on the ball, and small advantages turned into big ones.” Tina Charles led the Sun with 22 points on her bobblehead day, while rookie Leila Lacan added 17 points for her third double-digit scoring outing in the past four games. Bettors can