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Viva Italia. Viva Alfa Romeo. Viva Mille Miglia.
The Mille Miglia begins this week in Italy, and Historic Festival 44 is joining the celebration with Italian style, Alfa Romeo passion, and stories worth telling. Lime Rock Park welcomes remarkable cars and special guests with real Mille Miglia experience — a fitting salute to Italy’s legendary thousand-mile road race as we celebrate Alfa Romeo, our Featured Marque. Molto bene.
One of the most important Alfa Romeos in the world is coming to Historic Festival 44.
Lime Rock Park is honored to welcome 12 extraordinary cars from the Revs Institute, including the legendary Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B — the car Alfisti know simply as the “Two-Nine.”
No sports car of the 1930s was more feared. Built from Alfa Romeo’s Grand Prix bloodline, the 8C 2900B was created for one purpose: to win the Mille Miglia.
And win it did. In 1936, three Alfa Romeo 8C 2900s entered the Mille Miglia and swept the podium, finishing first, second, and third. Alfa Romeo built only a little more than thirty road-going 8C 2900Bs between 1937 and 1939, which is why seeing one at Historic Festival 44 is so extraordinary.
The Revs Institute car has a remarkable story of its own. Displayed on the Alfa Romeo stand at the 1938 Paris Automobile Salon, it later survived World War II after its owner, Angelo Biemmi, hid it on his estate in Iseo. Then came its greatest chapter: the 1947 Mille Miglia.
Starting 149th out of 153 cars, the nine-year-old Alfa faced newer competition from Maserati, Ferrari, and Cisitalia. Then the rains came. Through brutal weather and impossible conditions, the 8C 2900B charged across Italy and won, holding off a heroic drive by Tazio Nuvolari.
It was the fourth Mille Miglia victory for the 8C 2900 and the eleventh and final Mille Miglia win for Alfa Romeo.
See this extraordinary Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B at Historic Festival 44 as part of a special Revs Institute paddock display featuring 12 remarkable cars.Get Tickets To Historic Festival 44 Here
Historic Festival 44 will celebrate Alfa Romeo in grand style, with a tented paddock display featuring over 20 world-class Alfas, plus a major Alfa presence at Sunday in the Park Concours and the Gathering of the Marques.
Peter Sachs’ 1933 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Zagato Corto Spider is a world-class, supercharged straight-eight from the golden age of European road racing, clothed by Zagato and tied to one of the great stories in Le Mans history.
In 1933, this Alfa Romeo was driven at the 24 Hours of Le Mans by Tazio Nuvolari and Raymond Sommer. Nuvolari, making his only appearance at Le Mans, helped build a commanding lead before the car was slowed by damage and a leaking fuel tank. The leak was patched with chewing gum, and Nuvolari charged back into the fight.
After 24 hours, the Alfa Romeo crossed the line first, winning by just 10 seconds in one of the closest finishes in Le Mans history.
Its story has continued at Lime Rock Park. In 2014, Sachs’ Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 won Best of Show at Sunday in the Park, with Sir Stirling Moss and Lady Susie Moss presenting the award. In 2026, it was awarded Best of Show at the Greenwich Concours, further confirming its place among the world’s most celebrated automobiles.
See Peter Sachs’ 1933 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Zagato Corto Spider at Historic Festival 44, where it will be displayed at Sunday in the Park as Lime Rock Park celebrates Alfa Romeo as our Featured Marque.Get Tickets To Historic Festival 44 Here
Donald Osborne knows the Mille Miglia not simply as a historian, commentator, and lifelong Italian car enthusiast, but as a participant. He has driven the event four times, including in a 1956 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint.
“For any of us who are captivated by the time machine aspect of historic cars, the Mille Miglia is as close as you can get to truly re-living the past,” Osborne said. “While it is certainly not the wild blast through half of Italy it was between 1927 and 1957, it is still very much an epic event. Thirteen-hour days at the wheel of what is, at its newest, a 70-year-old car is a challenge for any entrant. And, the experience of a lifetime!”
Meet Donald Osborne at Historic Festival 44, hear his Mille Miglia stories, grab a selfie, and pick up a signed copy of his book, Stile Transatlantico.La dolce velocità awaits. Get tickets to Historic Festival 44 here.
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Today is Opening Day for the Athletes Unlimited Softball League, and we have everything you need to know.
This is the second season of the AUSL. The league is full of softball’s biggest stars, and it has a whole new look. After a barnstorming-style inaugural year in 2025, the AUSL will now have a more traditional look in 2026 and beyond, with teams in six cities.
Here’s a handy-dandy FAQ about the 2026 AUSL season:
What is the Athletes Unlimited Softball League?
The AUSL is a women’s softball league that launched in 2025, evolving from the existing Athletes Unlimited Pro Softball Championship Season. It’s an opportunity for the world’s best softball players to compete professionally.
What are the teams?
The six teams in the AUSL for 2026 are the Carolina Blaze, Chicago Bandits, Oklahoma City Spark, Portland Cascade, Texas Volts and Utah Talons.
What’s on tap for Opening Day?
AUSL Opening Day features all six teams in action.
Who are the players to know?
Bandits infielder Erin Coffel was the AUSL’s MVP and Hitter of the Year in 2025, with a league-leading 1.435 OPS.
The Talons’ Georgina Corrick was the Pitcher of the Year after going 6-0 with a 2.24 ERA and 27 strikeouts in 34 1/3 innings.
Blaze infielder Ana Gold was the Rookie of the Year, batting .373 with a .667 slugging percentage.
Talons shortstop Hannah Flippen was the Defensive Player of the Year.
Rookies to watch in 2026 include:
How long is the season?
The regular season is 25 games for each of the six teams, with more traditional two- or three-game series than last year’s barnstorming-style schedule.
The 2026 regular season runs from today through July 20, and the postseason begins July 23.
Where can I find the full schedule?
Here is the link to the full 2026 AUSL schedule, which includes ticket and broadcast info. Every game will be televised or streamed in some capacity.
What about the rosters?
The 16-player rosters for each team are available at theausl.com.
There’s a lot more to know about the AUSL, so be sure to check out Anthony Castrovince’s full explainer here >>
Las Vegas sure knows how to put on a show.
With the A’s set to relocate to a new ballpark on the Las Vegas Strip for the 2028 season, the team is getting a taste of the city’s glitz and glamor in a special six-game series in Vegas this week.
The games are being played at Las Vegas Ballpark, home of the A’s Triple-A affiliate, the Las Vegas Aviators, about 13 miles west of where the team’s new stadium will be.
And last night’s series opener against the Brewers was an extravaganza worthy of Sin City.
The A’s and Brewers combined for 11 home runs and 29 runs total in an over-the-top affair the Brew Crew ultimately won, 15-14, in 12 innings.
But what an introduction to Vegas. And there was a lot more than just the game.
To celebrate the occasion, Las Vegas has enlisted a star-studded cast of entertainers regularly showcased on the famed Strip for guest appearances throughout the week.
The Las Vegas pageantry was on full display in the opener of what’s being dubbed the “Las Vegas Series.” The pregame festivities included ceremonial first pitches from DJ Pauly D, of reality TV show “Jersey Shore” fame, and Nick Carter, lead singer of the Backstreet Boys.
Belting out the A’s starting lineup was iconic ring announcer Bruce Buffer, whose voice is typically reserved for the most high-profile UFC fights in Sin City. Legendary A’s pitcher and Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers — who is also going on nearly three decades as a Las Vegas resident — delivered a “Play Ball!” to kick off the ballgame.
It’s the first time MLB regular-season games are being played in Las Vegas since 1996, when the A’s played their first six home games at Cashman Field in Las Vegas due to renovations that were taking place at Oakland Coliseum.
But baseball in Las Vegas has a decades-long history, with Minor League teams as the main attraction.
We’ve got a marquee showdown tonight in Pittsburgh: Paul Skenes vs. Shohei Ohtani. Reigning Cy Young winner vs. reigning MVP.
Sadly, it’s not Ohtani’s pitching day (that’s tomorrow, in what should also be an electric matchup against flamethrower Jared Jones), but we’ll settle for Skenes on the rubber vs. Ohtani in the batter’s box.
Skenes takes the mound against Ohtani and the NL West-leading Dodgers at 6:40 p.m. ET (MLB.TV).
Entering his 14th start of the season, the Pirates ace is 6-5 with a 2.83 ERA and 82 strikeouts in 70 innings. But he hasn’t looked quite like himself of late. Pittsburgh has lost each of Skenes’ last four starts. Skenes’ last victory was May 12 against the Rockies.
Ohtani, on the other hand, is just rounding into form at the plate (to say nothing of his dominant season on the mound). He’s batting .302 with 11 home runs and 35 RBIs and leads the National League with a .939 OPS.
Skenes has been strong against the Dodgers in his career, and against Ohtani. He’s 3-1 in four starts against L.A. with a 2.70 ERA and 33 strikeouts in 23 1/3 innings.
And he’s held Ohtani to two hits in 11 at-bats (a .182 average) with six strikeouts. But Ohtani does have one home run off Skenes, taking him deep on a 100 mph fastball in their first head-to-head matchup in 2024.
Besides Skenes vs. Ohtani, here are a couple of other games worth watching tonight.
Yankees at Guardians (6:40 p.m. ET, TBS / Amazon Prime Video / MLB.TV)
The Yankees emptied the tank to pull off an extra-inning win in yesterday’s series opener between these two AL playoff contenders. Now they have ace Gerrit Cole on the mound looking to put it all together in his fourth start back from Tommy John surgery. It’s Cole’s second straight game against the Guardians, and they got him last time, hitting three homers off Cole to hand him the loss.
Phillies at Blue Jays (7:07 p.m. ET, MLB.TV)
Speaking of aces returning from injury … we’ve got two more in this matchup: Zack Wheeler vs. Dylan Cease. Wheeler has been on a roll for the Phillies since his return from thoracic outlet decompression surgery — he’s 5-1 with a 2.31 ERA and 48 strikeouts in eight starts. On the other side, this is Cease’s first start off the injured list for Toronto after a left hamstring strain kept him out the last few weeks.
Even with today’s start against the World Series champs looming, Paul Skenes wasn’t too busy to surprise a bunch of local Little Leaguers and make their day.
Skenes was driving down Perry Highway in Wexford, Pa., yesterday evening when he saw the lights on at Vestal Field, home of the Ingomar Franklin Park Little League.
So the Cy Young winner decided to make an impromptu pit stop to watch the Little Leaguers practice.
That turned into two hours of Skenes playing catch with the kids, signing autographs and taking photos.
That’s the type of thing those young players will remember forever.
“To the kids here in Pittsburgh, he’s the biggest thing in baseball by far. He is baseball,” said Ingomar Franklin Park Little League president Chris Greco, whose 10-year-old son Anthony was at the park and “flabbergasted” at meeting his idol.
Afterwards, some of the coaches offered Skenes a beer for his time. A tempting offer, but Skenes had to decline.
“Oh no, I can’t,” Skenes told them. “I’m pitching against the Dodgers tomorrow.”
Read more about Skenes going back to Little League here >>
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Vote now to help send your favorite players to this year’s All-Star Game in Philadelphia. Fans can vote up to five times per day.
Fill out your 2026 All-Star Ballot here >>
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Spielberg didn’t storyboard the D-Day sequence in Saving Private Ryan. He wanted spontaneous reactions — from the cameras, from the actors, from the chaos itself — and refused to plan it the way a conventional blockbuster would.
Cinematographer Janusz Kamiński removed the protective coating from the camera lenses to mimic the blurred look of 1940s newsreel footage. Spielberg drained 60% of the color from the film — television broadcasters later turned the saturation back up after viewer complaints that something was wrong with their sets. Matt Damon was kept completely isolated from the rest of the cast during production so the squad’s resentment of Private Ryan would feel real. The opening D-Day sequence cost $12 million — nearly 20% of the entire budget — took four weeks to shoot on a beach in Ireland, and used 1,500 extras including members of the Irish Reserve Defence Forces.
When the film opened, many WWII veterans described the Omaha Beach sequence as the most accurate depiction of combat they had ever seen. Some had to leave the theater. Spielberg later received the Distinguished Civilian Service Award — the U.S. military’s highest civilian honor. He described the film as a tribute to his veteran father.
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The opening scene of the film — an elderly man collapsing in grief at a Normandy cemetery — was based on something Spielberg witnessed in real life. He saw a stranger walk into the cemetery, spot the flags, and collapse sobbing. His family had to help him to his feet. Spielberg used the exact sequence to open the film.
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Things are headed south on the North Side.
The Cubs lost to the lowly Giants in 10 innings on Sunday Night Baseball last night, 2–1, as they continue to fall farther out of first place.
The trouble started early for Chicago as starter Jameson Taillon gave up a run in the first inning. Taillon then exited the game with an injury after walking the leadoff batter in the second. He told reporters after the gamethat he hurt his hamstring and believes he will end up on the injured list.
Javier Assad pitched well when pressed into action in relief of Taillon, but Chicago’s offense couldn’t help him out. The Cubs went 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position and left 10 runners on base. Their lone run scored on a single by Moisés Ballesteros in the third. Chicago only had three hits over the final seven innings of the game.
The Cubs have now lost 10 of their last 12 games at home, a rough stretch that began immediately after a 15-game home winningstreak. Chicago’s only two wins at home after May 7 were walk-off victories on Thursday against the A’s and Saturday against the Giants.
The Cubs’ troubles began shortly after that early May homestand. They’re 7–20 since May 9, the worst record in the majors over that span. They’ve gone from having a 3 ½-game lead in the division to sitting in fourth place, 7 ½ games behind the first-place Brewers.
Chicago’s season isn’t lost, though. Fangraphs still gives the Cubs a 43.1% chance of making the playoffs. That’s a far cry from the 91.2% chance they had before this recent skid, but they’re certainly not dead.
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Nelly Korda’s dream season just got even better.
Korda, the No. 1 player in the world, is in the midst of a historically dominant LPGA season, and on Sunday, she won her first U.S. Women’s Open.
The U.S. Open had been feast or famine for Korda. She had three previous top-10 finishes (including a runner-up finish last year) but also missed the cut three times and finished well off the pace in her three other appearances as a pro.
So you can imagine the thoughts that must have been swirling through Korda’s head as she stood over a three-foot putt on the 72nd hole, needing to sink it to win the tournament. She pulled the putt to the left and it swirled around the edge of the cup before finally dropping into the hole.
“Obviously, I’ve had doubts, like even mid-round, I was like, ‘Well, will I ever win it, right?’” Korda said. “I mean, you always have those doubts. But I think you’re just a human being if you have them.”
The win was Korda’s second major victory of the season after she won the Chevron Championship in April. She has two other victories, two solo runner-up finishes and one tie for second. The only tournament in which she did not finish in the top two was last month at the Queen City Championship in Cincinnati, where she finished in a measly tie for eighth.
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This is going to be a sports week for the ages.
It gets started with Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight—the first Finals game in New York this millennium. It should be a raucous scene inside the Garden, although enhanced security measures to accommodate President Trump’s appearance could cause headaches for fans.
I know the NBA is much more popular than the NHL, but I hope you’re equally excited for Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final on Tuesday. The Hurricanes-Golden Knights series has been fantastic. Game 1 was a 5–4 barnburner, Game 2 went to overtime after a bonkers third period and Game 3 was decided in doubleovertime. At that rate, Tuesday’s game will go to triple overtime.
The main event, though, is the World Cup. It only comes around once every four years and this time it’s being hosted in North America. You probably can’t afford a ticket, but the fact that the games will be played in our hemisphere means you’ll be able to watch them at convenient times. The first match is Mexico vs. South Africa on Thursday at 3 p.m. ET. The other co-hosts, the United States and Canada, kick off on Friday. Canada will play Bosnia-Herzegovina at 3 p.m. and the U.S. plays Paraguay at 9.
The NBA and NHL have carefully crafted their schedules to not interfere with the first U.S. game, but the fact that we have two championship series intertwining with a World Cup on home soil is a once-in-a-generation occurrence.
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4. Owen Hull’s walk-off double to send North Carolina to the Men’s College World Series.
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2. Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s three-run homer in the eighth to break the game open for the Yankees against the Red Sox. Chisholm revealed after the game that he used Aaron Judge’s bat.
1. An utterly bizarre double play by the Dodgers’ Triple A affiliate. The left fielder tried to make a sliding catch in foul territory, but the ball bounced out of his glove before being caught by the third baseman, who then threw to first to double off the runner.
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