For decades, Monday Night Football has been the signature finale to each week of the NFL season. As the dust settles from Sunday's games, two teams are placed in the primetime spotlight to battle under the bright lights. The 2025 Monday Night Football (MNF) schedule is packed with high-stakes matchups, playoff hopefuls, and division rivals, all designed to keep fans glued to their screens until the last whistle.
Drake Baldwin was the hero that night, blasting an opposite-field, two-run home run in the top of the ninth inning. This pushed the Braves to a 3-1 lead, one that the "No Slider" version of Raisel Iglesias was able to lock down for the win. I don't typically watch sports studio shows, but I was willing to watch the opening minutes to see the highlights.
A recent report suggested that Peacock (NBC) or Apple TV+ could take over "Sunday Night Baseball" and the Wild Card Series, while the Home Run Derby may potentially be headed to Netflix. According to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, Apple and NBC are the finalists to acquire the rights to "Sunday Night Baseball" games and Wild Card Series: Meanwhile, Apple and NBC/Peacock appear to be the final contenders for the "Sunday Night Baseball" package and, presumably, playoff games.
Fans across the world will be able to watch the 2025/26 LaLiga live as Barcelona defend the title they won by four points ahead of Real Madrid last season. The league's rights packages include a new deal in the UK and Ireland as part of a multi-year agreement allowing fans to watch the likes of England forwards Jude Bellingham, of Madrid, and Barca's Marcus Rashford. In the US, supporters will be looking forward to watching USMNT midfielder Johnny Cardoso, who joined Atletico Madrid from Real Betis for a fee of $34.8 million (£25.5m) during the summer.
"That thing fell apart a year ago," Lee, 68, told Business Insider in an interview on Tuesday while promoting his latest movie, "Highest 2 Lowest." "No one had ever asked me about it. I was on a red carpet and a guy asked me the question, I wasn't going to lie."
It has been a blast being here tonight; but listen, we all know there should be someone else right here in this chair next to me right there as he was for my seven years in the role he referred to as my TV wife, and that's my dear, late friend Stuart Scott, who is indeed looking over my shoulder tonight.
We want this to be a fresh feed that you can get lost in whenever you open the app. Vertical, scrollable video is how so many fans get their information today. I'm just thrilled to be at that moment where we can deliver that.
"We've been talking about the draft since last year and how we continue to build on that. ESPN has been a partner in that from day one, bringing the fans closer to that event and building that event into one of the most popular events on the sporting calendar, which is incredible if you think back a few decades."