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GAMEDAY·WIRE
MONDAY, JUL 27 2026
Sports Coverage for Gameday
NFL MLB NHL CFB
01

NFL

Camps are open. Super Bowl LX is six months in the rearview and the 2026 clock starts Sept 9.

01

49ers open camp without Kyle Shanahan after car accident

San Francisco's head coach was involved in a crash on July 14 and is dealing with a concussion. The team says he'll be limited through training camp but is expected back with the group at some point.

NFL.com / Yahoo Sports
02

MLB

The trade deadline lands Monday, Aug. 3 at 6pm ET — a week later than the old July 31 cutoff.

03

Tigers weigh a middle path on Tarik Skubal

The two-time reigning AL Cy Young winner is a pending free agent. Detroit could trade him for a controllable starter plus prospects, or hang on and chase October with him on the mound.

FOX Sports
03

NHL

The Canes are champions and the offseason is still shaking — puck drop on 2026‑27 is Sept 29.

02

Patrick Kane goes home, re-signs with Blackhawks

Kane, taken No. 1 by Chicago in 2007, agreed to a two-year deal to close out his career where it started — fulfilling something of a wish from franchise cornerstone Connor Bedard.

Yardbarker / Spector's Hockey
03

Panthers land Brady Tkachuk from Ottawa

Florida sent three first-round picks and a second-rounder to the Senators for their captain, one of the biggest swings of an already wild trade season.

Daily Faceoff
04

College Football

Preseason polls are landing and camps open in weeks — kickoff week is Aug 27.

01

Notre Dame tops Phil Steele's preseason poll

The Fighting Irish sit No. 1 in Steele's full 1-to-138 rankings after missing the Playoff a year ago, with quarterback CJ Carr and cornerback Leonard Moore leading the returning core.

On3
03

UNC's Mike Lombardi placed on paid leave

North Carolina's football general manager has been sidelined amid an unfolding situation in Chapel Hill, one of the bigger off-field storylines of the summer.

NBC Sports
04

SEC and Big Ten dominate every early Top 25

Georgia, Texas, Alabama, Tennessee and Auburn join Ohio State and Notre Dame near the top of most composite boards, with the official AP preseason poll still to come.

SI / SuperWest Sports