Yesterday in Sports recaps a frantic Tuesday led by Manchester City’s British-record signing of Enzo Fernández, one of several major moves completed as the soccer transfer window closed.

Chris Horwedel also covers Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City, Gabriel Jesus to Barcelona, Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo to Tottenham, Jack Grealish to Everton, Newcastle’s move for Matias Fernandez-Pardo, and Everton’s failed attempt to land Folarin Balogun. Wrexham also strengthens its Championship squad with the additions of Callum O’Hare and Joe Worrall.

In the NHL, the New Jersey Devils acquire Luke Evangelista from Nashville, while the Rangers reportedly add Eeli Tolvanen. NFL news includes Minnesota’s reported agreement with veteran linebacker Kyle Van Noy.

Around Major League Baseball, Washington, Minnesota, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. Louis and the Yankees headline a full slate, including Yohandy Morales’ memorable MLB debut, another big Minnesota offensive performance and continued movement in the playoff races.

Finally, the U.S. Open delivers an early marathon as top seed Alexander Zverev survives nearly five hours, while Coco Gauff, Taylor Fritz, Madison Keys and Gaël Monfils advance through a rain-disrupted day in New York.

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Yesterday in Sports recaps a busy Monday led by Liverpool’s blockbuster signing of Bradley Barcola, giving the club another major piece for its rebuilt attack after an uneven start to the Premier League season.

Chris Horwedel also covers Manchester City’s move for Allan Elias, Everton’s developing pursuit of Folarin Balogun, and Arsenal’s early-season win over Aston Villa as several Premier League clubs continue reshaping their squads.

At the U.S. Open, Carlos Alcaraz makes an encouraging return after more than four months away, while Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Świątek, Naomi Osaka, Ben Shelton and others begin their tournaments. The show also looks back at Stan Wawrinka’s final Grand Slam appearance.

In Major League Baseball, the Chicago Cubs make franchise history with nine home runs, while the Red Sox receive significant injury news involving Willson Contreras amid the American League playoff race. Other MLB action includes the Yankees, Astros, Phillies, Mets, Padres, and Giants.

Finally, the NFL brings an update on Will Levis, while veteran forward Calle Järnkrok returns to Sweden after more than a decade in North American hockey.

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Yesterday in Sports recaps a loaded Sunday across the U.S. Open, WNBA, Premier League, NFL, Major League Baseball and the Vuelta a España, beginning with a stunning first-round result involving Novak Djokovic in New York.

Chris Horwedel also covers Angel Reese’s latest WNBA milestone, Atlanta-Minnesota, Golden State-Portland and Los Angeles-Seattle before turning to the Premier League, where Manchester United, Chelsea, Sunderland and Liverpool’s rivals continue shaping the opening weeks of the season.

The soccer transfer market remains active as Ollie Watkins leaves Aston Villa for Al-Hilal, Emiliano Martínez joins Chelsea and Rafael Leão moves from AC Milan to Galatasaray.

In the NFL, Tennessee makes a major quarterback decision involving Will Levis, while roster-deadline movement includes trades and releases involving the Falcons, Bears, Cowboys, Steelers, Colts, Bills, Packers, Texans and 49ers.

MLB coverage features Yankees-Red Sox, Blue Jays-Mariners, Rays-Padres, Braves-Rockies, Dodgers-Tigers, Reds-Cubs and more, with the developing health of Elly De La Cruz becoming an important playoff-race storyline.

Finally, Enric Mas headlines Stage 9 of the Vuelta a España as the race continues adjusting after Tadej Pogačar’s crash.

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