One game will determine it all for the college baseball championship. Who you got: UNC or Oklahoma?

I feel like I owe Oklahoma baseball an apology. They won the Atlanta regional, beating GA Tech. They swept the Super Regional, beating Kansas on their way to Omaha. OU has several African American players on their team, and two in the everyday starting nine, and yet I have not talked about them nearly enough. I feel you, OU. You get the well-deserved spotlight today. OU got a big win against Georgia last night. Georgia will now face Texas in an elimination game. Byron Buxton continues to be unreal for the Twins. Chase Burns is forging a path to the All-Star Game, and PCA hit for the cycle.

Finish Your Breakfast: 6.15.2026 - World Cup fans invade Fenway (didn’t help the Red Sox), Sir Lewis Hamilton gets a win, the Knicks are NBA Champions, and James Wood keeps hitting homers. Let’s go!

The New York Knicks are NBA Champions!

And some baseball - but mostly the NEW YORK KNICKS NBA CHAMPIONS!

Finish Your Breakfast 6.14.2026

So many highlights, so little time (IG limits reel sharing to 3 minutes): So, big CWS win for WVU. I’ve mentioned this before, but WVU baseball has a recent history of diverse rosters, including several African American players on their teams; S/O to my guy @ttuck_5 for putting me on this game. This year’s WVU team features three Black starters (Guzman, Smith, Hall), and they all put in major work yesterday in Omaha. WVU beat Troy, and UNC beat the University of Mississippi (I’ve recently been put on game and will stop referring to them as O.. M..). In the MLB, Buxton, Wood, Walker, Matthews, Lewis, Naylor, and several more Black players made an impact. And S/O to the USMNT on their dominant debut victory last night. I need that USMNT X VAA backpack fr. Check it all out as you finish your breakfast.

Happy Friday! Who’s ready? World Cup, College World Series, and of course, MLB baseball action. Finish Your Breakfast.

There are a lot of Black baseball highlights to review this morning, BUT who are we kidding? Last night was all about the Knicks and their epic - historic - comeback victory in the Garden. I’m not going to lie, I was depressed by the third quarter. I was in my Knicks group chat not just talking doom for the game, but doom for the entire series. Then history happened. What a comeback. What a team! What a night! Black baseball had a big night all across MLB: James Wood & and Jordan Walker hit bombs (yes, Walker’s is not in the IG highlights…I’ll try to add it to Substack), Cedric Mullins, Cam Smith, Lawrence Butler, Byron Buxton, and Jazz are all in the's FYB, and more! And, how about those White Sox? They are in sole possession of first place in the AL Central. Who could have guessed?

There is a lot to talk about this morning: AUSL Opening Day was last night, and I want to know if you are following the nascent softball league. Let me know in the comments: Are you following the AUSL? Which teams and which players? Some of the most exciting players within the entire softball landscape are involved, but not ALL of them are playing the AUSL. Let me explain: There are six teams in the AUSL, two more than the inaugural 2025 season, but I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the Professional Softball League (PSL). They feature seven teams and some of the best players in the world. The overall net result of the two leagues is that women professional softball players have opportunities like never before. In addition to the AUSL, there was a full slate of MLB games last night. Welcome to the Show, Braden Montgomery! He made a lifelong memory in Chicago. Also, big production from Jordan Walker, James Wood, Byron Buxton, Xavier Edwards, Jazz Chisholm, and more. FYB!