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Basketball news — August 1, 2026 - Page 3

Publications tagged with Basketball published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 3.

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  3. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballHockey

    Mets Trade A.J. Minter, Acquire Prospects Including Benny Agbayani's Son

    The New York Mets traded relief pitcher A.J. Minter to the Minnesota Twins for two prospects, including Bruin Agbayani, son of former Mets outfielder Benny Agbayani. Agbayani Jr., a 19-year-old infielder, is the Twins' No. 29 prospect. The other player acquired by the Mets is infielder Billy Amick. Minter, in the final year of his contract, has a 2.35 ERA this season.
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  4. CultureMusicAwardsBasketball

    Jaguars' Faith-Based Post Goes Viral During Training Camp

    The Jacksonville Jaguars, an NFL team known for their modest social media following, posted a message declaring 'God is good' on their official X account during training camp. The post, shared by a player with admin access, quickly went viral with nearly 2 million views, becoming one of the team's most talked-about moments of the offseason. Fans from rival teams praised the post, with some jokingly calling it a 'rare Jags W'.
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  7. SportsBasketballCricketWinter Sports

    NWSL to Start 2027 Season in February

    The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) is set to begin its 2027 season in February, nearly a month earlier than previous years, according to sources within the league who have reviewed a tentative calendar. The shift aims to accommodate the congested international soccer calendar, including the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil from June 24 to July 25. The regular season will start on Feb. 11 and conclude at the end of October, with playoffs scheduled for November. Each of the 16 teams will play 15 regular-season home games, including four midweek matches. The league will take a weeklong break in early June and resume after the World Cup on July 30. Decision Day is set for Oct. 31, followed by the playoffs and the NWSL Championship game on Nov. 20.
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  10. SportsBasketball

    Greece U18 Basketball Team Qualifies for Eurobasket Quarterfinals

    The Greek U18 men's basketball team secured a historic qualification to the Eurobasket U18 quarter-finals after defeating Serbia 78-77 in a thrilling round of 16 match. The team, led by Christos Hatzilambrou who scored 21 points, showed great resilience and mental strength, overcoming a 10-point deficit in the second half. In the quarter-finals, Greece will face Spain on August 21st at 16:30, aiming to reach the medal zone.
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  11. SportsMiddle EastBasketball

    Montenegro's Cadet Handball Team Defeated by Iceland at European Championship

    The cadet national team of Montenegro was defeated by Iceland 39:25 in the first match of Group D at the European Championship for players under 18 in Belgrade. The Icelanders led from the start, but our cadets managed to equalize three times. The last time the score was tied in the 15th minute (7:7), after which there was a series of seven consecutive goals against us. Iceland had a 19-10 lead at halftime and won by a two-digit margin. The most effective players in the ranks of Montenegro were Danilo Gutić with seven and Luka Todorović with four goals. Our national team faces a new challenge tomorrow - a duel against Switzerland, while in the last group match, on Saturday, they will measure strength against Hungary.
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  13. SportsBasketball

    Gonzalo Garcia to Fulham for €40M, Real Madrid Retains 30% Sell-On Fee

    Real Madrid has sold striker Gonzalo Garcia to Fulham for €40 million, with the English club acquiring 70% of his rights. Real Madrid retains a 30% sell-on fee and the right to match any future offer, indicating their belief in the player's potential. Garcia, 22, scored 13 goals in two seasons at Real Madrid and will join Fulham at the request of coach Alvaro Arbeloa.
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  14. CultureIsraelBasketball

    WSL 2026/27 Season Kicks Off with London City vs Man Utd

    The Women's Super League (WSL) fixtures for the 2026/27 season have been announced. The season will begin on Friday, September 4, with London City Lionesses hosting Manchester United. The defending champions, Manchester City, will start their title defense at home against newly-promoted Birmingham City on Sunday, September 6. The expansion of the league from 12 to 14 teams will result in 50 more fixtures throughout the season.
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  16. SportsEuropeBasketballHockeyMotorsports

    F1H2O World Water Motor Sport Championship Coming to Konaev in 2027

    The F1H2O World Water Motor Sport Championship is set to take place in Konaev, Almaty region, in 2027. The event is expected to attract at least 5,000 foreign guests, with around 1 billion people worldwide tuning in to the broadcast. The championship, which requires serious technical preparation, will feature VIP zones, a race control center, and family recreation areas showcasing Kazakh culture. It is expected to contribute to the development of tourism and open new opportunities for the social and economic development of the region.
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  18. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballBaseball

    WNBA Fan Spits on Caitlin Clark Supporter

    A male WNBA fan spat in the face of a female Caitlin Clark supporter following an Indiana Fever victory against the Seattle Storm. The incident was captured on video and sparked outrage. The victim threatened to call the police, but the perpetrator left the arena without consequence. The assault has drawn attention to the lack of accountability for fans bullying Clark and her supporters.
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  20. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballBaseball

    Lakers Proposed to Trade Bronny James to 76ers

    The Los Angeles Lakers have proposed several trade scenarios involving Bronny James, their guard who is set to earn roughly $2.3 million next season. With LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers, there's speculation about a father-son reunion. The Lakers are exploring multi-team trades with the Sixers, Hawks, Bulls, Pelicans, and Mavericks to move Bronny while gaining top offseason targets like Jonathan Kuminga, Jalen Smith, and Klay Thompson. These trades aim to create roster flexibility and add impactful stars to the Lakers' lineup.
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  21. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballBaseball

    Warriors Disappointed After Missing Out on LeBron James

    The Golden State Warriors, who were heavily pursuing LeBron James, have expressed disappointment after the NBA star signed with the Philadelphia 76ers. Steph Curry, the Warriors' point guard, addressed the situation, stating, "That's why you don't envision anything until it happens." The Warriors are now reassessing their plans for the upcoming season, with a focus on maintaining their current roster despite not being title contenders.
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  22. SportsEuropeSoccerBasketballAthletics

    Commonwealth Games 2026: Day of Multiple Sports Finals and Semis

    The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow enters its final day with a packed schedule. The swimming program concludes, while Aussie netball and basketball teams vie for medals. Jess Hull competes in the mile race after a fall, and Kennedy advances to the 200m semis despite record celebrations. The 3x3 women's basketball team makes the final despite being a player down. The cycling program begins, and Australia seeks its last weightlifting medal.
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  23. SocietyMiddle EastBasketballMotorsports

    Defamation on Social Media Exceeds Winter Olympics During World Cup

    A report by the Japan Olympic Committee (JOC) and the Japanese Paralympic Committee reveals that defamatory social media posts targeting Japanese athletes were more prevalent during the FIFA World Cup than during the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics. About 1% of posts related to this year's World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, were classified as defamatory. Although the majority of posts were supportive, negative opinions can still deeply hurt athletes, prompting calls for countermeasures to ensure athletes can compete with peace of mind at upcoming events like the Asian Games.
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