. >>> i'm scott van pelt, after the game on "sports cente espn, full highlights and complete postgame coverage. tampa bay on the board, kevin breaking down the big difference. sean, back to you in tampa. >> sean: we'll look forward to "sports center," and game four here on wednesday night at 8:00 on abc and espn plus. tampa bay on the power play as a result of the penalties as we went to break. palat winding up. and the puck cleared the length of the ice. 1:50 to go. >> ray: as we look at this power play, of course it does not include nikita kucherov, which will be something to keep ey on before game four. >> sean: palat back for hedman. 1:35 remaining. palat down low. has it back from cirelli. cirelli with byram sprawling. palat shot it wide. o'connor and colton got five each for fighting. cogliano a minor penalty. hedman blasted one off the post. trying to get to seven, match the goal total colorado put up in game two. 7-0 shutout win, second biggest in history of the stanley cup final. under a minute to go. what do you think, ray, francouz in net for game four? >> ray: going to be

it's about encouraging people to learn and get educated so that changes. >> greg: according to espn, the players are bigots for not wearing the pride patches, which was optional, by the way. so you better do it or they are going to call you a bigot. at espn they are so accepting of everyone who thinks just like them but if you're going to enforce employees to wear patches, make sure it's for a cause that everyone can support. [laughter] >> why? >> greg: i don't know why. guy, i go to you, not because you love men. but because he loved baseball. you love baseball and -- you know, -- is it right to compel people to do things? this is just wrong. it's wrong. wrong, wrong, wrong. you're going to burn in hell. respond. >> you want to talk about wrong, greg? >> greg: yes. >> you all, despite my multiple emails on this are not wearing my mandatory celebration pride socks. none of you. not one of you. and you all responded in your own little group text and i know that and you show your pride at -- i will see you there. i thought immediately about colin kaepernick and the kneeling. and we wer

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we cut a deal with espn. we believe that they have kind of the market figured out better than anyone. it helps with disney and hulu as a bundle but what they've done is aggregated a ton of sports properties it lives on across social as they keep the largest handles among the networks >> talk to us about the growth over the last few years because you've had a couple of really unique markets, products you guys had a very successful bubble during the pandemic there was a very captive audience back then, but your numbers seem to be increasing. >> what was unique about the pandemic and as we talk about the challenging environment today, that was more challenging but what it did is put for the first time in a long time, all sports on hold so if we're all kind of sprinting a marathon and the nba, the nfl are miles and miles ahead, they all came back to the starting block and because we're a true league, we devised this first which allowed us to grow attention, sponsorship revenue and we've been really working on our

and i think it's actually a netflix production and espn bought it. so, he's being paid for it, so my guess is, it will be fairly sympathetic, but the larger point is that when people do something that-- where they know they're putting themselves in jeopardy. that's what tommy smith and john carlos did, knew they were putting themselves in jeopardy. so did peter norman on the medal podium with them who wore a button supporting the group they were a part of, that harry edwards started prior to the olympics and he was absolutely pilloried in australia for that and was an outcast. only after he died, died in 2006, carlos and smith were both pal bearers by the way. and eulogyists, apologized to the family for the way he had been treated. colin kaepernick knew when he sat and then knelt for the anthem it would have consequences and ended up costing him his career, as we know. i don't know, i thought maybe that roger goodell would get on the phone with somebody and say hire brian flores right now to try to head off the lawsuit, but it didn't happen. and i t

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lisa salters and over friends at "espn e-60" take us back to the early days of basketball when curry met one of his oldest friends whose work today is saving lives. >> reporter: you've probably never heard of 34-year-old omar carter. but once you've heard his story and about his lifelong connection with steph curry, it will be hard to forget him. >> this is home. this is where it all started. this is where i met steph and the whole family, and the rest is history. >> playing basketball growing up, we connected really quick. i knew he was a talented basketball player. he kind of had gravity around him. anybody that talked to him felt comfortable, felt at home. >> we'd eat together, sleep together, play together. it was basketball 24/7. for me it was more of a brotherhood. >> reporter: soon omar was spending time not just with steph but the whole curry family. >> to play sports, we had to get the schoolwork done. you had to stay out of trouble, obviously. a lot of the kids growing up with my kids saw that, so they gravitated toward that. >> reporter: in 2006, when omar was 16, his pare

you may recognize jay from his more than a thousand appearances on espn's roundtable discussion show around the horn. now if you have a question over the course of their discussion and and we hope you do. you can submit it via the youtube live chat box and and we'll get as many answered as we can at the end of the presentation. john jay, it's it's great to see you again, and it's great to have you here. thanks so much for joining us and and welcome to both of you jay. i'll let you get things started. so much steve is great to see you again. it's great to be reunited with with the two of you and i appreciate that you thought of me for this discussion. certainly. these are topics that i've always felt are important really one of the reasons i got into sports journalism is to help tell the stories beyond the field and beyond the arena and to look at the interaction of sports in society and john is certainly taken on that challenge most specifically in this book and john of all the multitude of books everyone starts with the same thing and that's an idea, right? so what was the idea and

nba on espn tweeted. this our sister in thework, espn. this is hilarious. but i want to ask you, do you have any estimates yet on the financial impact? can you put a dollar amount on the fact of this -- effect of this parade yet? kevin: not yet. as soon as the parade was announced after the win, our hotel started getting calls for people floork rooms coming into the city. like i said. so we will get some numbers. it's too soon to know right now. but it's safe to say it'll be a significant impact on the city. not just our hotels but the city as well. to your point, supreme to eat. they have to do other things when they're here. they're taking transportation to get here. it should be -- i can't wait to hear the numbers. kristen: i wonder if it's hard for the restaurants and hotels to staff up for today for the extra volume because there's been an -- been a labor shortage. kevin: i think. so when off four or five-day notice na that there's going to be a big parade, hotels are starting to be able to bring back people, we're seeing stronger business but staffing

you can watch the game on espn. also the giants will try to win their second straight game in pittsburgh. the first pitch is at 5:00. the a's will try to bounce back against the royal starting at 1:07. the warriors are back home repairing to celebrate on monday. here is larry beil with more in this morning frances:'s -- morning's boards. larry: steph curry says that he king but draymond green was spotted wearing a celtics t-shirt. they arrived back home with the fourth -- with a fourth title, a championship that was very unlikely because i had so many injuries trying to blend veterans with free agents. curry says that he saw and heard everything that -- like the critics who said that they would win nothing. >> i clearly remember experts and talking heads putting up the big zero, i mean championships that we would have going forward because of everything that we went through, and to get here it all comes out. >> there was one player that tweeted the number that they beat us in the previous season and i cannot wait to

. >> now in an exclusive abc news/espn interview, thomas is breaking her silence about her win and her future. here's abc's juju chang. >> reporter: she's the swimmer who created shock waves across the country. 23-year-old lia thomas. >> lia thomas pulling away. >> reporter: the u-penn swimmer making history in march as the first known transgender athlete to win a division i national title, but her athletic achievements on the women's swim team igniting fierce debate over fairness in women's sports. >> it is just not fair. >> when it comes to competition, it's just not a fair fight. >> reporter: throughout the controversy, thomas has largely remained quiet -- until now. >> i knew there would be scrutiny against me if i competed as a woman. i was prepared for that, but i also don't need anybody's permission to be myself and to do the sport that i love. >> reporter: thomas began hrt, hormone replacement therapy, in may of her sophomore year, 2019. >> the mental and emotional changes actually happened very quickly. i was feeling a lot better mentally. i was less depressed, and i lost musc

you can catch all the action on espn and right here on abc. >> we just saw that trophy. >> stanley cup was right here then we've got some people -- >> yes. >> -- wiping away tears. sorry to the rangers fans out there. congrats to the winners. >>> coming up, water safety. as temperatures rise, new warnings will children and swimming this morning following several tragic drownings around the u.s. >>> and blockbusters are back. huge hundred million dollar summer openings for movies like "dr. strange" and "top gun." what it means for theaters and streaming services. we'll be right back. google pixel. the only phone made by google. because when google makes your phone. your camera sees in the dark. sees all skin tones accurately. and fixes your photos like magic... literally. with a battery that learns from you and adapts to last over 24 hours. and new features are always dropping. so it all just keeps getting better. google pixel. the phone made by google. for all you are. hit it! ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ugh! ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ uh oh! ♪i want t

those are your days at espn with the u.s. women's national basketball team. now almost 30 years later, some of those groundbreaking players are joining us live in our next hour. i got to say you don't change. 30 years later. >> the older i get, the better i was. they became the '96 dream team, the olympic team that won gold in atlanta. very exciting. many will be joining us in the studio. >> what did they say to you again? >> not bad for medium. >> take it as a compliment. >> i will. >>> we have a lot of top headlines we're following this morning. all eyes will be on capitol hill for that primetime hearing on the january 6th capitol riot. the hearing will feature never before seen footage from the day, live testimony and taped testimony from those closest to trump when it all went down including his daughter ivanka. >>> also a military aircraft crashed in california. about 150 miles east of san diego. the osprey was carrying five marines. investigation now under way and this comes after another osprey crash killed four marines back world series. oklahoma crus

espn. is publicly shame baseball players refusing to wear pride patches on their uniforms, their begins. >> this is not just aboutbaseba. that religious baseball, that religious usedtion b.s. which is in sport and otherwise also allows for people to be denied health care, jobs, apartments , children's prescriptions, all sorts of rightssts o. ause and so we have to stop t tiptoeing around it because we're trying to protect people who are trying to w be bigoted from asking for them to be exempt from it when t the vey people that they are bigoted against are suffering the consequences. cyrussah bayen. yeah, believing in god is a threat to our rights. that's no fun. her personal philosophy. f travis is the founder co-founder of fauci, joins clayp professional sports where a masculine domainros, any expression of masculine sensibility, the traditional masculine virtues is now legal. so the left is kind of cameee in and took over professionalms sports it seems like what happened your 100% right.

for the longest time all anyone focused on was the declining espn numbers. when they went down which they did with much consistency the stock was punished. disney paid too much for fox and generated extra content for the streaming service. now disney plus is like espn -- you find the wanting and the stock goes lower. if i were running the show, because of this commitment i have not. i would put a new disney theme park in the texas, colorado corridor. that is the fastest growing region in america. consider this, the most popular part with the be part business. it needs a new flagship. forget disneyland in california or disney world in florida. give me a disney universe in new mexico. it is the land of enchantment. johnson & johnson, this company is breaking up into a consumer business. each of these divisions is on fire. this stock rarely comes in, it rarely goes down. i think it is a nice buying opportunity. they have all been buying opportunities. you can say it is a bad idea to buy the stock with this is not just any old drug stock. -- has been put in a gr

and now we are going to have hearings on january 6th message that's being september there that was espn broadcasting yochlt come home. you get a random person on espn telling you that you are bigot if you don't wear pride flag on your even for. this what world has radiated they are sending message not just to are on arriver and not just to tampa bay rays players but to thousands of other people involved in professional athletic that is shut up. if you tell us what you think and we don't like it, we are going come after you. your profession. and your livelihood. and this is what it is spreads from sports to every where -- else. tucker sports media more liberal than the political media. because without out kick there wouldn't even hardly be anybody in world of sports. saying wait a minute. maybe juan rivera entitled to his opinion. without fox news there wouldn't be this in world politics either. it is crazy where we are. i i am blown away. i couldn't believe this. statement from redskins was so at that that you wonder what owner dan schneider i don't think he crazy. why would he put up w

what we, what we had is that a did detonate some espn or seemed to scare the people, but from the image is coming out based clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard also information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still alive, they're asking for blood donation, you know, to see what more can be done to save them. and if you look again at the images from what we've seen at that place is close to the palace, we don't know if that has any connection, but does this kind of place that you suppose you would say it's supposed to be as simple as what? unfortunately, this has happened show in how you know, an insecure the country is especially like you did mention on dose. it is one of those that has been relatively peaceful, but to day the story has changed. and there are scores of people who don't the numbers, we can't a certain yet that have been cured and others seriously injured as we speak now in hospital a really, it is, as you see, because most of the previous attacks have been taking place in the north west and s

bill is a columnist and editor at large for the undefeated espn. it's news excite about sports week and culture. for almost three decades he was known as the award-winning sports columnist for the new york times and a regular guest on espn's sports reporters. he is the author of several books including 40 million dollar slaves the rise fall and redemption of the black athlete and third in a mile the trials and try and of the black quarterback bill has won a peabody award is writer of the hbo documentary journey of the african-american athlete and he also wrote the emmy award-winning documentary breaking the huddle the integration of college football. and finally, i really want to mention that in collaboration with the undefeated espn and the walt disney company bill established the road and fellowship now and it's sixth year the road and fellowship. trains and supports aspiring african-american journalists from historically black colleges and universities i want to thank you all so much for being here. i am really looking forward to your conversati

game five friday night from denver. 8:00 eastern tile right here on abc and espn plus. how will the series stand when we get back to the mile high city? stamkos won the draw, a little fidgety before they dropped it. won it from landeskog. they've both been outstanding in this series on faceoffs. knocked down by landeskog. has a trailer -- and that shot out of the rink. rantanen had it deflect out. >> ray: aside from the brilliance of vasilevskiy, he's gotten a little help. double deflection off of killorn and then lehkonen off the goal post and then bo byram, the feed from nichushkin, he beats vasilevskiy. everybody's trying to block it and it goes off the bar. and hagel is being pressed into some pretty difficult spots here, loses another draw, though. >> sean: to mackinnon. thrown toward the net for a tip by mackinnon and swatted away by vasilevskiy. mcdonagh. sends it in from center ice. cirelli in. and now toews. and ray, to your point, it definitely looks like colorado is the fresher team here in overtime. >> ray: they're just quicker and sharper at almost everythi

and then an espn talking head comes on. i'll tell you right now, i am really concerned about that team that used to be up by 20, and it's now only up by 5, and it gives you this idea, what's gonna happen? first half of the third quarter is for the players and then the referees assess what they need to do to make it come down to the final two minutes. you watch the first quarter, they let the teams play. second quarter belongs to the refs. and from half of the third quarter on, that's my belief, i said it is rigged forever. when a mobbed up ref came out, people said it's just one guy. just one guy, jimmy. just one guy, right? if euro fiyou're officiating a how many games does it take before you pull me aside, bill, what's going on with you? sorry, i'm saying this, no santa claus. >> jimmy: i think a lot of people agree with that. i also think when you win, you put that aside and you go, i'm not gonna say it's rigged. the celtics are going to the nba finals. >> we fit the script this year. [ laughter ] i don't think it's 100%

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i transitioned to be happy >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc and espn, thomas pushing back against the claim she transitioned for an athletic advantage and pointing out sh the ncaa at the time, a year of hormone replacement therapy before competing. >> sophomore year, i had my best times competing with the men, i was miserable. so having that be lifted is incredibly relieving and allows me to put my all into training and to racing. >> reporter: thomas also emphasizing that her success should not be seen as a threat to the integrity of womens sports overall >> the rules regarding trans women competing in women's sports have been around for ten-plus years and we haven't seen any massive wave of trans women dominating >> reporter: the interview coming two months of a thomas made historypy winning first place at the 500 freestyle in march, a victory that capped off a year of public debate about trans athletes competing in women's sports >> from the beginning, i've said biological boys should not play in women's sports. >> reporter: florida governor desantis going as far as to s

if you were, you might have noticed espn's coverage team looked a little bit different and covid is to blame. analyst jeff van gundy who called game seven of the eastern conference finals has covid and was out for the warriors/celtics matchup and espn spokesperson said that van gundy hopes to return for game two on sunday night. van gundy's usually play-by-play partner mike breen also in the same boat. the last man standing former dubs head coach mark jackson. van gundy and breen, two long-time staples for that broadcast team and i'm sure they were bummed to miss that game one but kind of a change-up there. >> it is and i'm sure marcus walking around with plastic all around him, like protect him at all costs. we need mark to do the broadcast for sure. >> no doubt. >>> be ready to change your summer weekend plans, if you are hoping to visit point reyes beach, because a couple of miles of the point reyes national seashore will remain off-limits from now until labor day to protect an endangered bird, closures include the coastal dunes and shoreline between the mouth of abbott's lagoon and

the premier lacrosse league is going to be on espn. how big of a deal is that for the sport? >> that's huge. our first three seasons we were battling to build something that people were unsure was going to work or not. when you get a partnership with espn, abc and the walt disney company, you're thrown into the global atmosphere of viewership. we're in 170 countries. game tonight on espn2 down in charlotte. i'll be flying there when we're done. they bring this kind of marketing effect to sport like they've done with ufc, f1. the nba, of course, playoff games, nhl. so to be in that limelight is everything. >> being busy a good thing. >> being busy is a good thing, yes. >> congratulations to you. "fate of a sport" premieres this wednesday, june 15th, at the tribecca film festival. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> whit, over to you. >> eva, thanks. >>> now to "deals & steals" with great gift ideas for dads in your life. tory johnson is here with the fab finds for father's day, all from small businesses who want your support as well. i believe w

i was actually working early that morning out, i had espn on. and watching whatever sports highlights, and then i saw the first plane like everyone else. it was that second one when we realized that we were under attack. mrs. bush was as the u. s. capital at the time. there was, it took some time to see what was happening. we wanted to get her away from the capital, we had known that there were three planes down, the pentagon had just -- the plane had just hit the pentagon. and i decided to connect with mrs. bush, as we relocated her from the capital. and that time, as we mentioned earlier in the green room, they were about six planes that were still unidentified at the time. after the plane hitting the pentagon. but it was a challenging day, because the united states had not been attacked, since pearl harbor. and you look at the oklahoma bombing. but in this case here, we had the president in florida. who wanted to come back, we had the first lady who wanted to be teamed up with her husband. so communications, we restricted communications, beca

game three is sunday afternoon in tampa, and you can catch the action on espn and espn plus. >>> we start this half hour, though, with a closer look at tonight's festivities surrounding the queen's platinum jubilee. the platinum party at the palace, the star-studded concert featuring an a-list of performers, and joining us with more are royal contributors victoria murphy and imogen lloyd webber. thanks so much for being with us. victoria, let's start with the concert. there's supposed to be some 22,000 people at this event. what are the expected highlights? >> hi, eva. well, it's going to be, i think, truly spectacular. we've got more than 2 1/2 hours of musical performances from artists right across the generations. also spoken tributes. we're expecting some special illuminations as well on the backdrop of the palace. diana ross will be headlining and will be giving the final performance, but before that we're also expecting some very special tributes from prince charles and prince william. they are both going to speak separately towards the end, we are told. and the queen won't be there

curry is the next host of the espn awards, the espys. that's not an easy job. poking fun at the top a-list athletes in a monologue. he'll do well. curry himself is also nominated for three awards, and the warriors received a nomination for best team. on the eve of nba free agency, the warriors did not extend an offer to juan anderson. that means he is a free agent and maybe unlikely to return to golden state. he has been with his hometown team the last three seasons. it is a business. and shout out. pitcher grew up in san ramon. nine years ago he was the number one overall pick out of stanford. never saw the big leagues until today against the braves. he pitched a scoreless ninth inning for the phillies in his major league debut. one month shy of his 31st birthday. >> talk about perseverance. in 2021, he decided to give it one more try. i can't imagine what his motions were as he took the mound today wow. >> unbelievable. >> nine years and you finally make it to the show. >> i smell a movie coming about that one. >> yeah, could be. >> a couple of them could be

rob manfred dropped the bomb on espn. but they look like this. they are already being tested in triple a ball. the reason for the change in to speed up the game. the commission told espn the robots are a lot faster than humans mlb data show it cuts nine minutes off the average game this season. >>> oh, mercy. after a hockey team wins the stanley cup, each player gets to spend one day with the trophy. tradition goes back decades. some players show off the cup at their favorite restaurant. others take it to a casual fishing trip or carry it up a mountain. and almost every year, it's used as a giant chalice for champagne and beer members of the colorado avalanche are now getting their chance to celebrate with the cup. the team's captain got it earlier this week but local reporting now from nbc 9 in denver and their reporter, jennifer meckels. >> early evening, about to watch the news >> reporter: monday night, after the av's stanley cup victory. >> i saw -- saw the car parked in our driveway. >> they were at home in denver's hilltop neighborhood. >>

center of a national firestorm over trans women in sports speaks exclusively with us at abc news and espn in her first on-camera interview. >> trans women very much can compete. it's not a threat to women's sports. >> but some like tennis legend martina navratilova disagree. >> it's just not a fair fight. it's that simple. >> now after leah's history-making season, her supporters speak out. >> people are throwing a fit because leah's good. >> weighing into the controversy. >> they're putting ideology ahead of opportunity for women athletes. >> what would you say if you could in response? >> this "nightline" special edition, "leah thomas: the interview," will be right back. on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> when i dive into the pool, nothing else matters. it's a moment of clarity. it's almost like you're flying. >> and we're off in the final of the 200-yard freestyle -- >> it's

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back story, big-time recruit in the class of 2021, listed as the number four prospect by espn, he turned down duke to stay at home and play for his dad in the horizon league. did miss most of his freshman season with injury but averaged 12-6 in 11 games. golden state had two picks in the second round, they traded up to take combo guard ryeon rollins from toledo, and also gui santos. jay williams selected 12th overall by the oklahoma city thunder, the first draft pick from santa clara since steve nash was taken 15th overall in 1996. williams averaged 18 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists per game last season, named first team all-west coast conference. >>> the magic had the top pick and never revealed their hand, surprise at number one, they go with palo banchero from duke. ja warrie smith of auburn went number three to the rockets. guard jaden ivey was selected by detroit at number five. >>> giants outfielder steven duggar has been shipped to the rangers in exchange for willie calhoun. he is a benicia high alum. giants in atlanta wrapping up a series with the defending world champions. bot

for more on this, i spoke yesterday with sports journalist and espn contributor howard bryant. howard, it's great to have you with us. these allegations, as you know, against the washington football team, they date back 20 years. and at the house oversight hearing this past week, roger goodell said that the team's negative culture no longer exists, but he said that the environment under owner daniel snyder was unprofessional and unacceptable. so, why then does goodell and the rest of the team owners continue to stand by dan snyder? >> number one, roger goodell simply cannot say that a certain workplace culture doesn't exist anymore. that's his opinion, whether it works or not. if you talk to the people who work at that place, they're still talking and they're still talking off the record to many pele in the media. the biggest reason why they abide by it is because they're part of a private club. once you're an insider, you don't criticize other insiders. it is part of that club. and because they all know that if you turn on them one day, they may turn on you. that's exactly wha

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. >> espn made the announcement earlier this afternoon. curry was responsible for some of the year's top moments in sports, along with his hosting duties. curry is nominated for several awards, including best male athlete, best nba player and best record breaking performance. what does this kind do? and as he surpassed ray allen for the most three-pointers made in nba history. warriors teammate klay thompson is nominated to for best comeback athlete and golden state is nominated for best team. s p's will air live on july 20th at 05:00pm but make it off if he wins because then he's giving himself word like was wondering, could strain. all right. let's check this out. >> crazy play here at the giants game. javier baez right there playing shortstop. he ended up standing on top of the spike broken bat here of evan longoria. it snapped in half. wow. he's lucky he didn't get speared with this bad. i mean, crazy situation. he didn't up making the play at first base. here's another look at the angle. longoria snaps it looks like he's oh, my goodne

speaking of steph curry, i thought this was an interesting tidbit from espn analyst j.j. redick. >> i want to put that third quarter graphic back up so people can really let it marinate. j.j., go ahead. >> no, i was just going to say i think one of the reasons that the warriors are always so good in the third quarter is because steph gets on his phone at halftime and reads the twitter comments. and he looks for motivation that way. it's true. i'm dead serious. >> jimmy: that's very interesting. at halftime he's reading what twitter is saying about limb. you know, this could be a fun experiment, actually. so right now steph curry is about to play. he's not watching this right now. so maybe, before halftime, it would be funny if we all tweet something like -- "did anyone else see steph curry swallow that fly?" [ laughter ] or, "omg a fly landed on steph curry's mouthguard and he ate it!" or like, "steph curry eats bugs!" and that way, when he sits down at halftime tonight, he goes "what? i ate a bug?" [ laughter ] be creative and have fun with it. make it your own. we'll se

saskatchewan and stuck around to work later at the camp, and so he has been a popular figure around the espn parts since bednar got the gig, and it is great. tough for jon cooper and the lightning, and you can't call it a dynasty, because you need the third. and so just to get to the final, and we talked about corey perry r and three years in a row is something. the lightning will be back, and all of the key pieces, and the lightning superstar players have a chance. so, let's go back to revisit jared bednar's story with emily. >> emily: jared, you have the fans in front of you and celebrating with the fans behind you, and what are you feeling right now? >> well, man, every emotion that you can possibly think of. i am just so happy for these guys for all of the hard work, and when the buzzer went, there was almost a sense of disbelief for the ride we have been on. i can't imagine doing it with any other team. >> emily: and what do you feel about other teams that will take away from the colorado avalanche story? >> well, it is so difficult to get here, and that is why i am so impressed with th

espn announced this today. the warriors superstar will host this annual show july 20th. every sports a-lister is going to be in that los angeles location. curry is going to have to poke fun at them. curry himself is nominated for three awards, and the warriors received nomination for best team. >>> this eve of nba free agency, the warriors did not extend a qualifying offer to juan toscano-anderson. that means the oakland native is a free agent and may be unlikely to return to golden state. jta has been with his hometown team the last three seasons. it is a business. >>> now look at these two buds. happy to be at wimbledon today. were they happy to see john isner and andy murray? second round, match point for isner. far court, and he took all the sting out this drop shot. and the american isner sent the two-time wimbledon champ and hometown favorite out, which begs the question, you've had a distinguished tennis career. how didley was your drop shot? >> oh, it was mean. it was just hit the ground and right there. >> what do you do? you kind of pull back a little on the ra

but one quick note about that gronk's agent did tell espn's adam schefter. i want to be surprised tom brady calls and midway through the season or late in the season. hey, you have anything left. we're a playoff run. he would take that call real doubt. he goes. that's just my opinion. nothing gronk has told me, but the rep and him for a long time, you never know you get a call from san mateo finest. tom brady, you pick it is going to be having a workout then in the off-season, right? go back to the one with the you know, first of all, you were with the team every step of the way. come on. you must still be is tired as you are. you must be on an emotional it was. it was fun. i definitely probably one my career said and done. i look back at some of those moments of the past 2 as career highlights just. >> really good time covering this team. they make it easy this team. they make it easy of all. the players are when a truck hit my son, this team. they make it easy of ai had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i coul

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note angels manager phil nevin tag for 10 games mariners outfielder, jesse winkler for seven games espn reporting 49ers quarterback, jimmy garoppolo still on schedule to begin throwing in the next couple of weeks. jimmy g had shoulder surgery and march and is expected to be trade at some point in the coming months training camps began around the nfl in late july nba free agency begins thursday at 3 o'clock pacific the warriors have big decisions to make on the roster including kavan. and gary payton the second one of the biggest dominoes of the nba offseason may just have fallen netsgard. kyrie irving reportedly has opted in to his 36 and a half million dollar deal or option. that is with brooklyn there were reports of a trade with the lakers, but those looked to have been quieted for now. how cool is this oakland? zone want to scott? o' anderson along with gary payton the second and damian lee took part in the warriors basketball academy overnight camp at the facility in oakland were thrilled to see the championship. trophy as well as receive instructions from three of their favorite p

this video posted online from nba on espn shows draymond green getting ice cream at ghirardelli. people were encouraged tus public transit to get to the event, spokeswoman alicia trow said ridership was at a post pandemic high. we haven't seen crowds like that since before the pandemic. the downtown san francisco stations really came alive. people were having so much fun. public works crews and street sweepers cleared bottles, trash and countless pieces of confetti off market street fans. we talked to said they had a blast, but the victory parade in san francisco did have some noticeable differences from when the team was in oakland. the biggest change this year. there were no public speeches. instead players and coaches spoke at a private ceremony that was aired on tv. it was like a half a parade. kind of. that's what we're kind of waiting for. that's the you know? the climax of the parade, and they took it out. so it's kind of empty a little bit, but i guess the championship is a championship in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. sports illustrated is prod