Yesterday in Sports

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Yesterday in Sports is a daily sports recap podcast from Underdog Podcasts, hosted by Chris Horwedel, covering the biggest, weirdest, funniest, and most important stories from the previous day in sports. In just 5-10 minutes, Chris breaks down the games, headlines, scores, injuries, trades, rumors, upsets, playoff races, championship moments, viral clips, betting angles, and sports stories everyone is talking about — with enough context to explain why it all matters. This is not just a scoreboard show. Yesterday in Sports is built for fans who want to quickly catch up on what happened last night and understand why it was interesting. Whether it’s the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college football, college basketball, soccer, UFC, golf, tennis, or whatever else delivered the biggest moment of the day, each episode gives you the stories worth knowing before your group chat, commute, workday, or next sports conversation. If you missed the games, fell asleep before the late finish, or just want a smart, quick, entertaining way to stay informed, Yesterday in Sports gets you caught up fast. Subscribe to Yesterday in Sports for daily sports news, sports recaps, scores, highlights, analysis, major headlines, breaking sports stories, betting notes, viral moments, and the most interesting things that happened yesterday in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 20h ago

    Chelsea Signs Morgan Rogers, Evenepoel Wins Again

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps a dominant Chicago Cubs victory, one of the strangest endings of the MLB season, the latest LeBron James free-agency developments, significant injury news for the Carolina Panthers, a record-breaking Chelsea transfer and another major Tour de France performance from Remco Evenepoel. The show opens at Wrigley Field, where the Cubs score 6 runs in the first inning and cruise past Detroit. Chicago sends 12 hitters to the plate against Framber Valdez, while Pete Crow-Armstrong reaches base 5 times, Michael Conforto homers and David Peterson delivers a strong start. The Dodgers edge Philadelphia despite an impressive performance from Zack Wheeler. Max Muncy provides the decisive home run, but the game’s biggest talking point comes on the final play when Brandon Marsh is caught between third and home and Alec Bohm is doubled off second, producing the final 2 outs during the same baserunning mistake. Chris also runs through Tuesday’s complete MLB scoreboard. Tampa Bay collects 21 hits against Toronto, Manny Machado homers twice for San Diego and Fernando Tatis Jr. launches the longest home run of the MLB season. The Mets shut out Milwaukee, Texas blanks the White Sox and Cincinnati knocks Seattle out of first place in the AL West. Baltimore-Boston is postponed, preserving the Red Sox’s 14-game winning streak and setting up a Wednesday doubleheader. Boston remains 1 victory away from tying the franchise record established in 1946. Pittsburgh-Yankees is also postponed and moved into a doubleheader. There are no WNBA games, with the league preparing for its final schedule before the All-Star break. In the NFL, the Carolina Panthers place right tackle Taylor Moton on the non-football injury list after he was diagnosed with a blood clot in his lung. Moton is responding well to treatment and is expected to play this season, although he will miss the beginning of the regular-season schedule. Cornerback Jaycee Horn also begins camp on the list after suffering a foot injury while training. The NBA section focuses on LeBron James’ unresolved future. Rich Paul says the decision will not be rushed after James informed the Lakers that he would not return for another season in Los Angeles. Golden State, Philadelphia, Miami and Cleveland are among the reported possibilities as James considers his competitive goals, personal fit and the story surrounding the final stage of his career. In the NHL, Connor Bedard discusses the Chicago Blackhawks’ changing expectations after signing a five-year, $75 million extension. Bedard is coming off a 75-point season, but his availability for training camp remains uncertain as he continues recovering from shoulder surgery. In soccer, Chelsea completes the signing of England midfielder Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa. The reported £117 million fee would make Rogers the most expensive British player in history and places major expectations on him to become a central figure in Chelsea’s latest rebuild. Portland also hires former Queens Park Rangers manager Martí Cifuentes as its new head coach. The show closes at the Tour de France, where Remco Evenepoel wins the individual time trial for his second consecutive stage victory. Evenepoel takes time out of overall leader Tadej Pogačar, although Pogačar retains a comfortable advantage. Florian Lipowitz suffers a collarbone injury in a crash and is forced to abandon the race while sitting fifth overall. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  2. 1d ago

    Boston Nears Record, FIFA Opens World Cup Brawl Probe

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps the Boston Red Sox moving within one victory of a franchise-record winning streak, Sabrina Ionescu’s remarkable overtime performance, a major Green Bay Packers extension, FIFA’s investigation into the World Cup final brawl and Álex Palou’s continued IndyCar dominance. The show opens at Fenway Park, where Boston earns its 14th consecutive win in a tight matchup with Baltimore. Caleb Durbin delivers the decisive late home run before Aroldis Chapman escapes a dangerous ninth inning. The Red Sox can now tie the franchise record established by the 1946 team, while their surge from below .500 has completely changed the conversation around the MLB trade deadline. Chris also runs through Monday’s full baseball scoreboard. Cleveland hits a season-high 7 home runs, Jazz Chisholm Jr. powers the Yankees, and Philadelphia beats the Dodgers behind a major performance from Trea Turner. Other highlights include Kansas City winning on a squeeze bunt, Seattle shutting out Cincinnati behind Cal Raleigh and George Kirby, and the Angels ending a 106-game losing streak when trailing after 8 innings. In the WNBA, the New York Liberty stop their four-game slide in an overtime thriller against Dallas. Sabrina Ionescu struggles through regulation before producing a perfect shooting performance in overtime and tying the league record for points in an extra period. Breanna Stewart nearly records a triple-double while carrying New York through the earlier stages of the game. Dallas plays without Paige Bueckers following her hard fall, although she has been cleared of a concussion and remains outside the league’s concussion protocol. Chris also covers Las Vegas beating Toronto, Minnesota improving to the WNBA’s best record and Washington ending Golden State’s 9-game winning streak with a late comeback led by Kiki Iriafen. The NBA section focuses on Matisse Thybulle reportedly agreeing to a one-year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. Chris explains how Thybulle could improve Los Angeles’ point-of-attack defense while acknowledging the shooting questions that have limited his role in important postseason situations. In the NFL, the Green Bay Packers reportedly agree to a three-year, $57 million extension with defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt. Green Bay is betting on Wyatt’s pass-rushing ability and recovery from the leg injuries that ended his previous season. The episode also covers a developing report that NFL owners are preparing another contract extension for commissioner Roger Goodell. A new agreement could keep Goodell in charge through the league’s next collective-bargaining negotiations, future media-rights decisions and continued discussions about expanding the regular season to 18 games. In soccer, FIFA begins investigating the post-match confrontation that followed Spain’s World Cup final victory over Argentina. The incident involved Leandro Paredes, Eric García, Gavi and several other players before Lionel Scaloni attempted to calm the situation. FIFA has appointed a disciplinary and ethics prosecutor but has not announced a timetable for possible sanctions. The show closes with Álex Palou winning the rain-delayed IndyCar race at Nashville Superspeedway. Palou earns his fifth victory of the season and 24th of his career while strengthening his pursuit of a fourth consecutive series championship. With 6 races remaining, his consistency has turned the title race into another test of whether anyone can seriously challenge IndyCar’s dominant driver. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  3. 2d ago

    Spain Wins World Cup, Ryan Fox Captures The Open

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps Spain winning the 2026 World Cup, the Boston Red Sox extending baseball’s longest active winning streak, a major three-team NBA trade, two concerning WNBA injuries, an NFL gambling investigation and Ryan Fox’s dramatic victory at The Open Championship. The show opens in New Jersey, where Spain defeats defending champion Argentina 1-0 after extra time to capture its second men’s World Cup title and first since 2010. Substitute Ferran Torres scores the decisive goal in the 106th minute after Pedro Porro and Nico Williams combine to keep the attack alive. Argentina plays the closing stages with 10 men following Enzo Fernández’s second yellow card. Emiliano Martínez makes 11 saves, but Spain controls the match with 20 shots while holding Argentina without an attempt until late in extra time. Spain completes a dominant tournament in which it concedes only 1 goal across 8 matches and extends its unbeaten streak to 38. Rodri wins the Golden Ball, Unai Simón receives the Golden Glove, Pau Cubarsí is named Best Young Player and France star Kylian Mbappé claims the Golden Boot. The episode also considers whether the final could represent Lionel Messi’s last World Cup appearance. In Major League Baseball, the Boston Red Sox beat the first-place Tampa Bay Rays for their 13th consecutive victory, tying the second-longest winning streak in franchise history. Sonny Gray improves to 12-1 and Willson Contreras homers as Boston wins for the 18th time in 20 games. The streak sets up a compelling series against Baltimore after the Orioles earn their seventh straight victory. Chris also runs through Sunday’s MLB scoreboard, including the Dodgers and Yankees splitting a doubleheader, the Mets beating Philadelphia, San Diego scoring 19 against Kansas City and several other key results around the league. The NBA section focuses on a three-team trade involving Oklahoma City, Atlanta and Dallas. The Hawks acquire Luguentz Dort and Ryan Nembhard, Dallas receives Zaccharie Risacher and a protected pick, and the Thunder collect 3 future second-round selections while moving below the second apron. Chris examines how Dort and Dyson Daniels could create an elite defensive combination in Atlanta, while Dallas pairs the top selections from the 2024 and 2025 drafts in Risacher and Cooper Flagg. On the court, Golden State rallies in the fourth quarter to beat Memphis for the NBA Summer League championship. The Warriors earn their first Summer League title since 2013. In the WNBA, the Dallas Wings extend their winning streak to 6 games behind Paige Bueckers and Arike Ogunbowale. Bueckers leaves late after hitting her head during a collision, creating concern about her status. Atlanta beats Chicago at the buzzer after surrendering a 22-point lead, but Angel Reese exits with a knee injury. Phoenix closes the day with a win over Connecticut. The NFL section covers the appeal of Arizona Cardinals scouting director Ryan Gold’s indefinite suspension. Gold’s attorney denies the league’s allegations that he shared confidential draft information and participated in football-related parlays. The NFL says no games were affected and no other Cardinals personnel were involved. The show closes at Royal Birkdale, where Ryan Fox wins The Open with a birdie on the 18th hole. Fox begins the week far down the leaderboard before shooting a record-tying 62 on Saturday and birdieing 4 of his final 6 holes Sunday to become only the second New Zealander to win the championship. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  4. 3d ago

    England Wins 10-Goal Classic, Sam Burns Leads The Open

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps a record-setting World Cup third-place game, Sam Burns taking control of The Open Championship, another statement victory for the Indiana Fever, Saturday’s MLB action and Tadej Pogačar strengthening his Tour de France lead. The show opens in Miami, where England beats France 6-4 in the highest-scoring third-place game in World Cup history. Bukayo Saka records a hat trick, while Declan Rice, Ezri Konsa and Jude Bellingham also score for England. France responds with 4 second-half goals behind Kylian Mbappé, Bradley Barcola and Ousmane Dembélé, but England holds on for its best World Cup finish since winning the tournament in 1966. Mbappé’s 2 goals move him to 22 for his World Cup career, passing Lionel Messi for the men’s tournament record. Bellingham’s seventh goal is also the most ever scored by an England player at a single World Cup. The match brings Didier Deschamps’ 14-year tenure as France manager to an end after a run that included the 2018 title, the 2022 final and a record 20 World Cup victories as a coach. At Royal Birkdale, Sam Burns shoots a 5-under 65 to take a 2-shot lead into the final round of The Open Championship. Burns has played his last 36 holes in 13 under after opening with a 73. Ryan Fox matches the men’s major-championship scoring record with a 62 and joins Kim Si-woo in second place, while Ryan Gerard, Lucas Herbert, Bryson DeChambeau, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy remain in pursuit. In the WNBA, the Indiana Fever erase a 13-point deficit and beat the defending champion New York Liberty 108-88. Kelsey Mitchell scores 33 points for her second consecutive 30-point game and extends her streak of games with at least 20 points to 10. Caitlin Clark adds 17 as Indiana dominates the third quarter and turns 17 New York turnovers into 30 points. The Liberty’s fourth straight loss drops them below Indiana in the standings and continues a troubling stretch for a team that entered the season with championship expectations. Chris also covers the Golden State Valkyries extending their franchise-record winning streak to 9 by beating Washington behind Gabby Williams and a double-double from Veronica Burton. Major League Baseball coverage begins with Tarik Skubal throwing 7 scoreless innings and Spencer Torkelson homering twice in Detroit’s win over the Angels. Chris also runs through the full Saturday scoreboard, including Philadelphia beating the Mets, Seattle walking off San Francisco, Boston edging Tampa Bay and the Athletics responding to a 23-run loss by scoring 15 against Washington. The episode also examines developing trade interest in Nationals infielder Luis García Jr. His age, power production and remaining club control make him one of the more intriguing names to watch as the MLB trade deadline approaches. The show closes at the Tour de France, where Tadej Pogačar wins Stage 14 with a decisive attack on the final major climb. It is his fourth stage victory of the Tour, and he extends his overall lead over Jonas Vingegaard to 4 minutes and 30 seconds. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  5. 4d ago

    Clark’s Career Night, Historic Open Rounds & The Nats Score 23

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps record-setting performances at The Open Championship, Caitlin Clark’s biggest scoring night as a professional, 2 massive MLB blowouts, World Cup weekend previews and developing NBA trade news. The show opens at Royal Birkdale, where Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns each shoot an 8-under 62 during the second round of The Open. Their scores match the lowest round ever recorded in a men’s major championship, a mark first established by Branden Grace at Birkdale in 2017. Herbert takes the lead into the weekend after narrowly missing a chance to become the first player to shoot 61 in a men’s major. Burns finishes with 3 consecutive birdies, while Bryson DeChambeau remains in contention despite receiving a controversial 2-stroke penalty. Jackson Suber, Cameron Young, Ryan Gerard, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy also remain within range. Chris examines the live futures and why Scheffler remains the betting favorite despite sitting several shots behind Herbert. In Major League Baseball, the Washington Nationals open the second half by scoring 23 runs against the Athletics. Andrés Chaparro homers twice, and Harry Ford goes deep in his major-league debut as Washington produces one of the season’s most lopsided results. Atlanta also delivers a dominant performance against Texas. Drake Baldwin drives in 5 runs, Chris Sale controls the game on the mound and pitcher Victor Mederos contributes a 2-run single after the Braves lose their designated hitter. Chris also runs through the rest of Friday’s MLB scoreboard, including Boston sweeping a doubleheader against Tampa Bay, the Dodgers edging the Yankees, the White Sox upsetting Toronto, Kansas City beating San Diego and San Francisco shutting out Seattle behind a Willy Adames grand slam. The WNBA section focuses on Caitlin Clark producing the highest-scoring performance of her professional career while also reaching double figures in assists against the Seattle Storm. Chris breaks down the unexpectedly competitive matchup, Dominique Malonga’s major performance for Seattle and a combined scoring total that easily surpassed expectations. Other WNBA games include Chicago against Los Angeles, Atlanta facing the Toronto Tempo and Connecticut taking on Phoenix behind a career night from Leïla Lacan. The episode then previews the World Cup third-place match between France and England. Chris discusses the uncertainty surrounding motivation, lineup rotation and how both teams respond after difficult semifinal defeats. He also looks ahead to Sunday’s World Cup final between Spain and defending champion Argentina, with Lionel Messi attempting to lead his country to the first consecutive men’s World Cup titles since Brazil in 1958 and 1962. The show closes in Switzerland, where Alexander Bublik, Casper Ruud, Valentin Vacherot and Arthur Rinderknech are all eliminated from the Swiss Open, leaving the tournament without any of its top 4 seeds before the semifinals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  6. 5d ago

    Jackson Suber, Mets-Phillies & Historic Cricket

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps a packed Thursday across The Open Championship, Major League Baseball, the WNBA, NBA news, Summer League and a record-setting night in Major League Cricket. The show begins at Royal Birkdale with the opening round of The Open Championship. Chris highlights surprise contender Jackson Suber, who entered the tournament with limited major-championship experience and had never previously played traditional links golf. His first round features a dramatic finish, including a crucial save, a late birdie and an outstanding approach at the par-5 17th. The crowded Open leaderboard also includes Sungjae Im, Dan Brown, Bryson DeChambeau, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy. Chris examines the challenge of following a career-best round while established major champions remain close enough to apply pressure throughout the weekend. Major League Baseball returns from the All-Star break with the New York Mets visiting the Philadelphia Phillies in Thursday’s only game. Francisco Álvarez, Brett Baty, Aaron Nola and Christian Scott feature prominently as both NL East clubs begin the second half. The episode also covers the game’s earlier start time because of air-quality concerns caused by wildfire smoke. The WNBA section begins with NBA commissioner Adam Silver addressing the intense national conversation surrounding Caitlin Clark, officiating and physical play. Silver argues that Clark has become a “political football,” with ordinary on-court incidents now expanding into debates about race, politics, league growth and the direction of women’s basketball. Chris also discusses the Portland Fire’s matchup with the Washington Mystics and the postponement of New York Liberty-Dallas Wings after mechanical problems kept Liberty players aboard a grounded charter plane for more than 10 hours. In the NBA, the league is investigating the circumstances surrounding Gary Trent Jr.’s new four-year contract with the Milwaukee Bucks. Chris explains why the size of the agreement and Milwaukee’s ability to exceed the salary cap attracted attention, while emphasizing that no violation or wrongdoing has been established. The episode also runs through the complete NBA Summer League schedule, including Mavericks-Thunder, Rockets-Nets, Lakers-Bulls, Warriors-Knicks, Grizzlies-Hawks, Raptors-Heat and Trail Blazers-Nuggets. Cameron Boozer’s latest performance and the race for the Summer League semifinals are among the key storylines. The show closes with one of the most statistically extraordinary games in cricket history. MI New York and Washington Freedom combine for an enormous scoring total in a Major League Cricket T20 match at the Oakland Coliseum. Chris explains the basic T20 format before breaking down historic performances from Nicholas Pooran, Andries Gous and Steve Smith. The match features 3 individual centuries, 51 sixes and a record chase, producing the cricket equivalent of 2 basketball teams approaching 200 points apiece. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  7. 6d ago

    World Cup Final Set, Kamara Returns & Valkyries Roll

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps Lionel Messi leading another dramatic Argentina comeback at the World Cup, the Golden State Valkyries extending the WNBA’s longest active winning streak, Alvin Kamara restructuring his contract with the New Orleans Saints, and a record-setting Tour de France stage. The show opens in Atlanta, where defending champion Argentina beats England 2-1 to reach a second consecutive World Cup final. After a cautious first half without a shot on target, Anthony Gordon gives England the lead following a cross from Morgan Rogers. England then retreats defensively, allowing Argentina to dominate possession and giving Messi more opportunities to influence the match. Messi creates the equalizer for Enzo Fernández in the 85th minute before delivering the stoppage-time cross that Lautaro Martínez heads into the net. Argentina advances to face Spain in Sunday’s final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, with the chance to become the first nation since Brazil in 1962 to win back-to-back men’s World Cups. Although Messi does not score, his 2 assists move him to a World Cup-record 12 for his career. He now has 8 goals and 4 assists during the tournament and holds the Golden Boot advantage over Kylian Mbappé through the assist tiebreaker. England, meanwhile, is left reflecting on another major tournament defeat after surrendering a lead and will face France in the third-place game. In the WNBA, the Golden State Valkyries complete a perfect 5-game road trip and extend their franchise-record winning streak to 8 with an 88-75 victory over the Indiana Fever. Gabby Williams leads Golden State with 16 points, Kaitlyn Chen scores all 14 of hers after halftime, and Tiffany Hayes adds 13 as the Valkyries control the fourth quarter. Golden State improves to 18-7 and continues establishing itself as a serious contender in only its second season. Caitlin Clark scores 13 points for Indiana but struggles from three-point range against the Valkyries’ pressure, while Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston lead the Fever offensively. Chris also covers the Chicago Sky beating the Seattle Storm behind Azurá Stevens and Sydney Taylor, plus the Minnesota Lynx improving to a league-best 19-6 with a win over the Los Angeles Sparks. Kayla McBride extends her streak of 20-point games, while rookie Olivia Miles leaves late with an apparent ankle injury. Minnesota turns 20 Sparks turnovers into 30 points. With MLB still coming out of the All-Star break, the episode looks ahead to the Mets visiting the Phillies before the league’s full schedule resumes. In the NFL, Alvin Kamara agrees to a reworked contract that keeps him with the New Orleans Saints. Chris explains how the move resolves uncertainty created by Kamara’s age, injury-affected season, high salary and the addition of Travis Etienne. The Saints must still determine how to divide touches in a crowded backfield, but Kamara is now positioned to continue his career with the only NFL franchise he has represented. The show closes at the Tour de France, where Søren Wærenskjold wins Stage 11 one day after finishing last in the mountain stage. He holds off Olav Kooij and Jasper Philipsen for his first career Tour stage victory as the race produces the fastest stage in Tour history. Tadej Pogačar finishes safely in the main field and retains the yellow jersey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  8. Jul 15

    Spain Beats France, AL Dominates All-Star Game

    On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel recaps a busy day across the World Cup, MLB All-Star Game, WNBA, NBA free agency, Summer League, and gymnastics. The show opens with Spain beating France 2-0 in Arlington, Texas, to reach the men’s World Cup final. Mikel Oyarzabal scores from the penalty spot after Lamine Yamal draws a foul, and Pedro Porro doubles the lead after a give-and-go with Dani Olmo. Chris breaks down how Spain neutralized one of the tournament’s most dangerous attacks, holding Kylian Mbappé without a shot on target and limiting France’s transition chances. Spain has now recorded a tournament-record 6 shutouts in 7 matches and remains unbeaten in regular time across 37 consecutive matches. Chris explains why Spain’s control, defensive structure, and tactical discipline made them clearly better than France, while the loss ends the Didier Deschamps era without a third straight World Cup final. Spain now awaits either England or defending champion Argentina in Sunday’s final. In Philadelphia, the American League shuts out the National League 4-0 in the MLB All-Star Game. Cody Bellinger drives in the first 2 runs, Ben Rice adds another RBI single, and Bellinger becomes the fourth Yankees player to win All-Star Game MVP. The American League pitching staff dominates with 15 strikeouts, led by Dylan Cease’s strong opening inning and 10 different AL pitchers recording at least 1 strikeout. Miguel Vargas adds the only late offense with a 433-foot home run, while Justin Wrobleski has a memorable birthday performance with 5 strikeouts over 2 innings. The WNBA section focuses on the Washington Mystics beating the Toronto Tempo 79-62 behind a dominant second half and major frontcourt production. Kiki Iriafen finishes with 25 points and 14 rebounds, while Shakira Austin adds 17 and 10 as Washington controls the boards and piles up second-chance points. Chris also covers the Connecticut Sun edging the Portland Fire 90-87 behind Aaliyah Edwards and Brittney Griner, with Portland missing a final chance to force overtime. The episode then shifts to a major NBA free-agency report involving LeBron James. ESPN’s Shams Charania reports that the Philadelphia 76ers remain one of the leading potential destinations for James, along with Cleveland and Miami. Chris explains the basketball appeal of pairing James with Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown, and Joel Embiid, while noting the obvious questions around age, health, usage, and roster balance. Chris also runs through Tuesday’s NBA Summer League scoreboard, including wins for Houston, Brooklyn, Memphis, Chicago, Denver, and the unbeaten Lakers in Las Vegas. The show closes with Olympic champion Suni Lee announcing her return to competitive gymnastics with the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics now 2 years away. Chris highlights Lee’s comeback after an incurable kidney condition, her 3 medals at the 2024 Paris Games, and what it means for her to begin another run toward a home Olympics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Yesterday in Sports is a daily sports recap podcast from Underdog Podcasts, hosted by Chris Horwedel, covering the biggest, weirdest, funniest, and most important stories from the previous day in sports. In just 5-10 minutes, Chris breaks down the games, headlines, scores, injuries, trades, rumors, upsets, playoff races, championship moments, viral clips, betting angles, and sports stories everyone is talking about — with enough context to explain why it all matters. This is not just a scoreboard show. Yesterday in Sports is built for fans who want to quickly catch up on what happened last night and understand why it was interesting. Whether it’s the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college football, college basketball, soccer, UFC, golf, tennis, or whatever else delivered the biggest moment of the day, each episode gives you the stories worth knowing before your group chat, commute, workday, or next sports conversation. If you missed the games, fell asleep before the late finish, or just want a smart, quick, entertaining way to stay informed, Yesterday in Sports gets you caught up fast. Subscribe to Yesterday in Sports for daily sports news, sports recaps, scores, highlights, analysis, major headlines, breaking sports stories, betting notes, viral moments, and the most interesting things that happened yesterday in sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Creator
    Underdog Podcasts
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    38
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Chris Horwedel
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