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Captain Napheesa Collier scored 36 points on 13-of-16 shooting to lead her team to a 151-131 win over Team Clark in the WNBA All-Star Game.Collier's teammate Skylar Diggins added a triple-double of 11 points, 15 assists, and 10 rebounds.More to come.Check back for updates.

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Captain Napheesa Collier scored 36 points on 13-of-16 shooting to lead her team to a 151-131 win over Team Clark in the WNBA All-Star Game.The Minnesota Lynx star, who broke the exhibition's scoring record set by Arike Ogunbowale in last year's edition, was named the All-Star Game's MVP. MVPHEE 🏆Napheesa Collier broke the scoring record with 36 PTS in the 2025 @ATT WNBA ALL-STAR GAME and is named MVP! pic.twitter/XYsd411q31— WNBA (@WNBA) July 20, 2025 Collier's teammate Skylar Diggins added a triple-double of 11 points, 15 assists, and 10 rebounds.Team Clark was led by the Indiana Fever's Kelsey Mitchell, who put up 20 points in defeat. Captain Caitlin Clark was unavailable due to a groin injury,

Former two-division Bellator champion Patricio "Pitbull" Freire notched his first win in the Octagon with a unanimous decision against Dan Ige on Saturday at UFC 318 in New Orleans.

Houston Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes departed Saturday's game against the Seattle Mariners with right hamstring discomfort after getting hurt running to first base on a single in the third inning.

Paulo Costa defeated Roman Kopylov by unanimous decision to lock down just his second win in the last five years Saturday at UFC 318 in New Orleans.

Paulo Costa defeated Roman Kopylov by unanimous decision to lock down just his second win in the last five years Saturday at UFC 318 in New Orleans.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Freddy Peralta won his seventh straight start, Isaac Collins and Joey Ortiz homered, and the Milwaukee Brewers held off the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-7 on Saturday night to extend their win streak to a season-best nine.Shohei Ohtani hit his National League-leading 33rd homer and drove in three runs for the Dodgers. Tommy Edman and Miguel Rojas both went deep in the eighth to pull the NL West leaders to 8-7.But then Ohtani's flyball died on the warning track to end the eighth, and Trevor Megill threw a 1-2-3 ninth for his 23rd save as Los Angeles lost for the ninth time in 11 games.Milwaukee improved to 5-0 against the defending World Series champions this year, including a three-game sweep at home last week.Peralta (12-4) wasn't particularly sharp, giving up four runs and five hits in five innings as his ERA rose from 2.66 to 2.85. But the Brewers tacked on three insurance runs to maintain the lead after the All-Star right-hander exited.After the teams traded four-run rallies in the third, the Brewers took a 5-4 lead on Collins' 363-foot homer over the short right-field wall in the fourth. They made it 6-4 on Caleb Durbin's RBI double in the sixth.The Dodgers pulled to 6-5 in the sixth when Edman snapped an 0-for-29 skid with a single and Ohtani sliced an RBI single to left.Milwaukee pushed it to 7-5 in the seventh when Andrew Vaughn hit a two-out RBI single, and 8-5 in the eighth on Ortiz’s homer.Los Angeles starter Emmet Sheehan (1-1) allowed five runs and seven hits in three-plus innings.Key momentPeralta prevented an even bigger rally in the third when, with four runs in, a runner on third and no outs, he struck out Andy Pages, got Michael Conforto to ground out to shortstop with the infield in and retired Edman on a fly to left.Key statThe Dodgers were hitting .157 with four runs in four-plus games against the Brewers this season before scoring four times in the third.Up nextDodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw (4-1, 3.88 ERA) faces Brewers lefty Jose Quintana (6-3, 3.28) in Sunday’s series finale.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Manny Pacquiao pushed back against his doubters, the odds and even Father Time on Saturday night, but in the end fell just short on judges' scorecards as Mario Barrios escaped with a majority draw to retain the WBC welterweight championship.Two judges scored the bout a draw, and Barrios was given a 115-113 victory on the third card.Pacquiao, enshrined into the International Boxing Hall of Fame last month, was trying to break his own record for oldest welterweight champion. He was 40 when he emerged in 2019 split decision over Keith Thurman. This also was his first appearance in the ring in nearly four years for the 46-year-old Filipino, a loss by unanimous decision to Yordenis Ugás.Barrios, a 30-year-old from San Antonio, was a heavy favorite. He hoped to bounce back from a split-decision draw Nov. 15 against Abel Ramos, but didn't exactly come away with an emphatic victory in improving to 29-2-2. The heavily pro-Pacquiao crowd loudly booed the decision.Pacquiao's resume includes 12 world championships in eight divisions. He now is 62-9-2 and said right after the fight this likely wasn't his last.Sebastian Fundora (23-1-1, 15 KOs) retained his WBC super welterweight title when Tim Tszyu (25-3) didn't come out for the eighth round in the co-main event. Fundora floored Tszyu with a left hand in the first round and dominated the action with 118 power punches, according to Compubox, by repeatedly backing down the Australian."I'm the bigger guy," said Fundora, who led 69-63 on all three judges' cards. "Everyone says I'm a bully in the ring, so I thought I should start really bullying these guys. I just kept working on aggression my whole career and we’ve just been adding."It was a big week for Fundora, who was accepted into Harvard and then won the rematch with Tszyu. The first fight on March 30, 2024 was much closer, with Fundora emerging with a split-decision victory.The Coachella, California, resident also had been the WBO champion, but that organization stripped him of his belt for not fighting mandatory challenger Xander Zayas.

Max Holloway spoiled Dustin Poirier's retirement fight Saturday, retaining the BMF title by unanimous decision in the main event in New Orleans.Holloway avenged two previous losses to Poirier to take the trilogy bout.More to come.Check back for updates.