Light crosswinds may affect deep throws and long field goals
Ideal conditions for offensive tempo and vertical passing
Team Records & Recent Form
Toronto Argonauts (2‑1‑0)
Points For: 82
Points Against: 71
Trend:
Strong offensive efficiency
Defense improving but still vulnerable to explosive plays
Road form: 1–0 this season
Quarterback play has been consistent and turnover‑averse
Calgary Stampeders (1‑2‑0)
Points For: 63
Points Against: 78
Trend:
Offense inconsistent; struggles finishing drives
Defense solid against the run but vulnerable in coverage
Home form: 0–1 this season
Special teams remain a strength
Injury Report (Projected)
Toronto Argonauts
WR1 — Questionable (ankle)
RB — Probable (hamstring)
CB — OUT (shoulder)
Impact: Loss of a starting cornerback may open Calgary’s passing lanes.
Calgary Stampeders
QB — Probable (rib)
WR2 — OUT (knee)
LB — Questionable (concussion protocol)
Impact: Missing WR2 limits Calgary’s vertical threats; defensive rotation may be affected.
Key Player Matchups
Toronto QB vs. Calgary Secondary
Toronto’s efficient passing attack faces a Calgary secondary that has allowed multiple explosive plays this season. If Calgary cannot generate pressure, Toronto’s QB could control the game.
Calgary RB vs. Toronto Front Seven
Calgary’s run game has been inconsistent, but Toronto’s front seven has allowed chunk plays. This matchup determines Calgary’s ability to sustain drives.
Toronto WR Corps vs. Calgary Boundary Corners
Even with injuries, Toronto’s receivers have a speed advantage. Calgary must avoid mismatches on the outside.
Calgary QB vs. Toronto Pass Rush
Calgary’s QB is nursing a rib issue; Toronto’s pressure packages could force quick throws and limit Calgary’s deep game.
Series History
All‑Time Meetings: Toronto leads 41–38–1
Last 10 Meetings: Calgary leads 6–4
In Calgary: Stampeders historically strong (Toronto has struggled at McMahon)
Trend:
Calgary often wins close games at home
Toronto’s recent roster upgrades have narrowed the gap
Betting Trends
Toronto
5–2 in last 7 games
Overs hit in 4 of last 6
Toronto has scored 25+ points in 5 straight road games
Argonauts are 3–1 ATS in last 4 vs. Calgary
Calgary
2–5 in last 7 games
Unders hit in 5 of last 7
Calgary has allowed 24+ points in 4 of last 5
Stampeders are 6–2 ATS in last 8 home games vs. Toronto
GAME ODDS
Toronto Argonauts 61
Calgary Stampeders – 1
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Wednesday, July 1, 2026
TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed defenseman John Carlson to a two-year contract worth an AAV of $8.5 million, vice president and general manager Julien BriseBois announced today.
Carlson has appeared in 1,159 career NHL games with the Washington Capitals and Anaheim Ducks, recording 170 goals and 785 points, winning the Stanley Cup with Washington in 2018. He was a runner-up for the Norris Trophy for defensemanof the year in the NHL during the 2020 season and was named to the league’s All-Rookie Team in 2011. Carlson has played in two NHL All-Star Games, both in 2020 and 2019, and was named to the 2020 First All-Star Team as well as the 2019 Second All-Star Team.
A native of Natick, Massachusetts, Carlson has spent the majority of his career with the Capitals, where he is the franchise’s all-time leader among defensemen for games played (1,143), goals (166), assists (605) and points (771). Additionally,he tops Washington’s all-time playoff lists for defensemen for games played (137), goals (21), assists (57) and points (78).
Carlson, 36, skated in 55 games with Washington last season, recording 10 goals and 46 points with a plus-11 rating being traded to the Anaheim on March 5, 2026 in exchange for a conditional first-round pick in 2026 and a third-round pickin 2027. After joining the Ducks, he recorded four goals and 14 points in 16 games. Carlson then played 12 Stanley Cup Playoff games for Anaheim, registering six assists and averaging 24:03 in ice time per game, good for third on the team.
He was drafted by the Capitals in the first round, 27th overall, of the 2008 NHL Draft.
26-year-old striker with MLS experience has played professionally in United States & Israel
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution have signed forward Wilson Harris to a one-year MLS contract through the 2026 MLS season with additional club options for the 2027 Sprint Season and 2027-28 MLS season. Harris, who spent four seasons in Sporting Kansas City professional ranks, is a former U.S. Youth International who spent the last two seasons playing in Israel. Harris, 26, returns stateside after two years in the Israeli Premier League, playing for Maccabi Netanya last season. In 18 league appearances, Harris tallied five goals and one assist. In 2024-25, Harris recorded five goals in 15 games for Maccabi Petah Tikva in the top flight. Prior to playing abroad, the Los Angeles, Calif. native spent three years with USL Championship side Louisville City FC, scoring 46 goals in 107 matches across all competitions. He departed Louisville as one of the top-five goal scorers in club history.
Harris began his MLS career with Sporting Kansas City, graduating from the club’s academy to sign as a Homegrown Player in October 2020. In his debut MLS season in 2021, Harris featured in 10 overall matches, nine in league play, helping Sporting Kansas City to a third-place finish in the Western Conference. From 2018-21, Harris suited up for the club’s USL affiliate Sporting Kansas City II, where he tallied 25 goals in 66 matches and was named the 2020 USL Championship Young Player of the Year.
“We’re happy to welcome Wilson to New England and look forward to integrating him into the team as we get set to resume the MLS season,” said General Manager and Chief Soccer Officer Chris Tierney. “Wilson has shown the ability to produce consistently and continues to refine his game each year. We believe he will adapt quickly to our club and add a new dimension to our attack.”
On the international stage, Harris previously represented the United States at the Under-16, Under-18, and Under-20 levels. Harris helped the U.S. U-15s to a fifth-place finish at the 2015 Open Nordic Cup in Sweden.
The Revolution, who sit fourth in the Eastern Conference at the league’s break for the FIFA World CupTM, will resume MLS play with a two-game homestand starting on Wednesday, July 22 vs. Toronto FC, a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff at Gillette Stadium.
TRANSACTION: New England Revolution sign American forward Wilson Harris to one-year MLS contract through the 2026 MLS season with additional club options for the 2027 Sprint Season and 2027-28 MLS season.
Par: 71 Yardage: ~7,268 yards Tour: PGA TOUR (FedExCup event)
Venue Overview — TPC Deere Run
TPC Deere Run is one of the most player‑friendly scoring venues on the PGA TOUR. Wide fairways, receptive greens, and predictable Midwest summer conditions routinely produce low winning scores between −19 and −27.
Venue:Golfclub München Eichenried — Munich, Germany
Par: 72 Yardage: ~7,284 yards Tour: DP World Tour
Venue Overview — Golfclub München Eichenried
One of the DP World Tour’s most familiar venues, Eichenried is a flat, tree‑lined, water‑laden course that rewards precision and strong approach play. Historically, the BMW International Open produces mid‑to‑low winning scores between −14 and −20, depending on weather.
Course Characteristics
Par 72 with four par‑5s — all reachable for longer hitters
Bentgrass greens — typically soft early, firming by the weekend
Seattle native and Reign Academy product remains with hometown club through the 2028 NWSL season after continued development and multiple U.S. U-23 Women’s National Team call-ups
RENTON, WASH.– Seattle Reign FC today announced that goalkeeper Neeku Purcell has signed a multi-year contract extension through the 2028 NWSL season. The Seattle native and Reign Academy product was previously on a one-year deal that she signed ahead of the 2026 season.
“Neeku has earned this opportunity through her work ethic, professionalism and the progress she’s made since joining our club,” said Seattle Reign FC General Manager Lesle Gallimore. “Her recent U-23 National Team call-ups are a reflection of the trajectory she’s on and the potential we believe she has. We’re excited to continue supporting her development and look forward to seeing her build on that momentum while competing for Reign FC.”
Purcell first signed with the team as a short-term replacement player during the 2025 campaign before earning a full contract ahead of the 2026 season. Since joining her hometown club, the 22-year-old has continued her development while earning repeated selections to the U.S. U-23 Women’s National Team, further establishing herself as one of the country’s emerging goalkeepers.
A Seattle native, Purcell first joined the Reign Academy in 2016 and captained the club’s youth side before continuing her development at UCLA. She made 27 appearances for the Bruins while conceding just 13 goals and helping the program reach the NCAA Tournament. Purcell then began her professional career with Brooklyn FC in the Gainbridge Super League, where she appeared in 17 matches and recorded four clean sheets during the league’s inaugural season before returning home to Seattle.
At the international level, Purcell has become a regular member of the U.S. U-23 Women’s National Team player pool. Since signing with Seattle, she has earned consecutive call-ups across multiple international windows, continuing to gain valuable experience against top international competition.
WAIVER SYSTEM TRANSACTIONS WAIVER REQUESTS (All are NO RECALL) DETROIT Arnold, Terrion DB Alabama (2)* PS: EXC HOUSTON Carter, Ajani DB Houston (1)* PS: STND – From Reserve/Injured Thomas, Xavier LB Clemson (2)* PS: EXC – From Reserve/Injured CLAIMING DEADLINE: 4:00 p.m., N.Y. Time, Monday, 7/6/26 *Indicates player’s accrued seasons at end of 2025 seaso
NEW YORK – The National Hockey League today released a list of players who are restricted free agents under Group 2, unrestricted free agents under Group 3 and Group 6 and unrestricted free agents by virtue of not receiving a qualifying offer.
Some of these players may recently have signed with their respective Clubs; however, their contracts had not yet been filed with the League.
FREE AGENTS SUBJECT TO COMPENSATION AND RIGHT TO MATCH – GROUP 2
The players listed below have been tendered a qualifying offer by their respective Clubs and are subject to draft-choice compensation and right to match. The draft choice compensation scale is based on compensation offered by the new Club:
OFFER
COMPENSATION
$1,575,969 or below
None
Over $1,575,969 to $2,387,832
Third-round choice
Over $2,387,832 to $4,775,666
Second-round choice
Over $4,775,666 to $7,163,498
First-round and third-round choice
Over $7,163,498 to $9,551,332
First-round, second-round and third-round choice
Over $9,551,332 to $11,939,166
Two first-round choices, one second- and one third-round choice
Over $11,939,166
Four first-round choices
ANAHEIM
Vyacheslav Buteyets, Leo Carlsson, Calle Clang, Tyson Hinds, Pavel Mintyukov, Sasha Pastujov.
Alexander Alexeyev, Joel Blomqvist, Egor Chinakhov, David Gustafsson, Ville Koivunen, Hendrix Lapierre, Arturs Silovs.
SAN JOSE
Shakir Mukhamadullin.
SEATTLE
Jacob Melanson, Victor Ostman, Ville Ottavainen, Mackie Samoskevich.
ST. LOUIS
Leo Loof, Connor McMichael.
TAMPA BAY
None.
TORONTO
Emil Andrae, Jacob Quillan, Nicholas Robertson, Ryan Tverberg, William Villeneuve.
UTAH
None.
VANCOUVER
None.
VEGAS
Jakub Brabenec, Lukas Cormier, Joe Fleming.
WASHINGTON
None.
WINNIPEG
Tyrel Bauer, Cole Perfetti.
* * * * *
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS – GROUP 3
The following players have qualified for Group 3 Free Agency (age 27 or older or with at least seven Accrued Seasons) and are Unrestricted Free Agents.
ANAHEIM
A.J. Greer, Jansen Harkins, Ross Johnston, Petr Mrazek, Noah Philp, Jacob Trouba, Jeffrey Viel.
BOSTON
Viktor Arvidsson, Patrick Brown, Andrew Peeke, Riley Tufte.
BUFFALO
Gavin Bayreuther, Josh Dunne, David Kampf, Jake Leschyshyn, Tanner Pearson, Luke Schenn, Logan Stanley.
CALGARY
Jake Bean, Clark Bishop, Justin Kirkland, Ryan Lomberg, Daniil Miromanov, Victor Olofsson, Ivan Prosvetov.
CAROLINA
Frederik Andersen, John Carlson, Mike Reilly, Josiah Slavin, Givani Smith.
CHICAGO
Joey Anderson, Matt Grzelcyk, Sam Lafferty, Ilya Mikheyev, Shea Weber.
COLORADO
Jack Ahcan, Ronnie Attard, Alex Barré-Boulet, Nick Blankenburg, Tye Felhaber, Joel Kiviranta, Jacob MacDonald, Jason Polin, Valtteri Puustinen, T.J. Tynan.
Nathan Bastian, Jamie Benn, Michael Bunting, Adam Erne, Kole Lind, Alexander Petrovic.
DETROIT
Erik Gustafsson, Travis Hamonic, Patrick Kane, David Perron, Cam Talbot, Eduards Tralmaks, James van Riemsdyk, Austin Watson.
EDMONTON
Cam Dineen, James Hamblin, Adam Henrique, Connor Ingram, Max Jones, Kasperi Kapanen, Curtis Lazar, Calvin Pickard, Jack Roslovic.
FLORIDA
Sergei Bobrovsky, Louis Domingue, Noah Gregor, Radko Gudas, Aleksi Heponiemi, Vinnie Hinostroza, Logan Hutsko, Luke Kunin, Tomas Nosek, Jack Studnicka, Daniil Tarasov.
LOS ANGELES
Logan Brown, Kyle Burroughs, Pheonix Copley, Glenn Gawdin, Mathieu Joseph, Anze Kopitar, Andrei Kuzmenko, Scott Laughton, Jeff Malott, Jacob Moverare.
MINNESOTA
Nicolas Aube-Kubel, Zach Bogosian, Robby Fabbri, Nick Foligno, Ben Gleason, Marcus Johansson, Ben Jones, Cal Petersen, Jeff Petry, Vladimir Tarasenko, Mats Zuccarello.
Lars Eller, Dennis Gilbert, Claude Giroux, Nick Jensen, Garrett Pilon, James Reimer.
PHILADELPHIA
Rodrigo Abols, Oscar Eklind, Luke Glendening, Carl Grundstrom, Noah Juulsen, Boris Katchouk, Lane Pederson, Anthony Richard, Garrett Wilson.
PITTSBURGH
Noel Acciari, Sebastian Aho, Connor Clifton, Rafael Harvey-Pinard, Kevin Hayes, Bokondji Imama, Joona Koppanen, Anthony Mantha, Ryan Shea, Stuart Skinner.
SAN JOSE
Laurent Brossoit, Lucas Carlsson, Sasha Chmelevski, Vincent Desharnais, Mario Ferraro, John Klingberg, Samuel Laberge, Nick Leddy, Carey Price, Ryan Reaves, Colin White.
SEATTLE
Max McCormick, Matt Murray, Jamie Oleksiak, Gustav Olofsson, Jaden Schwartz, Mitchell Stephens, Eeli Tolvanen.
ST. LOUIS
Julien Gauthier, Justin Holl, Hugh McGing, Oskar Sundqvist.
TAMPA BAY
Oliver Bjorkstrand, Mitchell Chaffee, Brandon Halverson, Waltteri Merela, Ian Mitchell, Corey Perry.
TORONTO
Matt Benning, Travis Boyd, Calle Jarnkrok, Vinni Lettieri.
UTAH
Andrew Agozzino, Ian Cole, Kevin Connauton, Alexander Kerfoot, Scott Perunovich, Kevin Rooney, Kevin Stenlund, Vitek Vanecek, Matt Villalta.
VANCOUVER
Teddy Blueger, Derek Forbort, Evander Kane, Joseph LaBate, Jiri Patera.
VEGAS
Rasmus Andersson, Dylan Coghlan, Ben Hutton, Tanner Laczynski, Jeremy Lauzon, Jonas Rondbjerg, Brandon Saad, Colton Sissons, Cole Smith, Reilly Smith.
WASHINGTON
Brandon Duhaime, Tobias Geisser, Brett Leason, Sonny Milano, Alex Ovechkin, Corey Schueneman, Trevor van Riemsdyk.
WINNIPEG
Jacob Bryson, Kale Clague, Eric Comrie, Phillip Di Giuseppe, Colin Miller, Gustav Nyquist, Mason Shaw, Jonathan Toews, Kristian Vesalainen.
* * * * *
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS – GROUP 6
The following players qualify for unrestricted free agency, having met the requirements for Group 6 free agency. This group is defined as players whose contracts have expired, are age 25 or older, have completed three or more professional seasons, and (i) in the case of a player other than a goaltender, have played fewer than 80 NHL games (regular-season and playoff), or (ii) in the case of a goaltender, have played fewer than 28 NHL games (regular-season and playoff).
ANAHEIM
None.
BOSTON
Matěj Blümel, Michael Callahan, John Farinacci, Georgii Merkulov, Victor Soderstrom.
Egor Afanasyev, Shane Bowers, Pavol Regenda, Jakub Skarek, Jett Woo.
SEATTLE
None.
ST. LOUIS
Hunter Skinner, Akil Thomas, Vadim Zherenko.
TAMPA BAY
Declan Carlile, Ryan Fanti.
TORONTO
None.
UTAH
None.
VANCOUVER
Curtis Douglas.
VEGAS
Raphael Lavoie.
WASHINGTON
Wyatt Bongiovanni, Henrik Rybinski.
WINNIPEG
Samuel Fagemo, Ville Heinola.
* * * * *
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS
The following players were not tendered a qualifying offer and are therefore Unrestricted Free Agents not subject to a right to match or draft choice compensation.
ANAHEIM
Jeremie Biakabutuka, Jan Mysak, Jaxsen Wiebe.
BOSTON
Alexis Gendron, Jordan Harris, Maximus Wanner.
BUFFALO
Isaac Belliveau, Zac Jones, Olivier Nadeau, Nikita Novikov.
CALGARY
John Beecher, Parker Bell, Lucas Ciona, Artem Grushnikov, Carter King, Owen Say, Gavin White.
CAROLINA
Skyler Brind’Amour, Domenick Fensore, Kyle Masters, Amir Miftakhov, Nikita Quapp.
CHICAGO
Dmitry Kuzmin, Ryan Mast.
COLORADO
Danil Gushchin.
COLUMBUS
Stanislav Svozil, Egor Zamula.
DALLAS
Francesco Arcuri, Vladislav Kolyachonok, Ben Kraws, Kyle McDonald, Jeremie Poirier, Antonio Stranges, Samu Tuomaala, Chase Wheatcroft.
DETROIT
Alexandre Doucet, Carter Mazur, Michael Milne, Jakub Rychlovsky, Wojciech Stachowiak.
EDMONTON
Josh Bloom, Matvey Petrov.
FLORIDA
Mike Benning, Evan Nause, Cole Schwindt, Donovan Sebrango, Wilmer Skoog.
LOS ANGELES
None.
MINNESOTA
Cameron Butler, Samuel Hlavaj, Bradley Marek, Oskar Olausson.
MONTREAL
Jake Chiasson, Gannon Laroque, Joe Veleno.
NASHVILLE
Dalton Bancroft, Jack Matier, Ryder Rolston, Christoffer Sedoff.
NEW JERSEY
Calen Addison, Tyler Brennan, Paul Cotter, Dylan Wendt.
NEW YORK ISLANDERS
Marc Gatcomb, Tristan Lennox, Eetu Liukas, Matthew Maggio, Max Shabanov, Cam Thiesing.
NEW YORK RANGERS
Talyn Boyko, Brendan Brisson, Hugo Ollas, Massimo Rizzo.
OTTAWA
Samuel Ersson, Arthur Kaliyev, Riley Kidney.
PHILADELPHIA
Karsen Dorwart, Artem Guryev, Brett Harrison, Christian Kyrou, Tucker Robertson, Philip Tomasino.
PITTSBURGH
None.
SAN JOSE
Noah Beck, Gabriel Carriere, Philipp Kurashev.
SEATTLE
None.
ST. LOUIS
Jonatan Berggren, Thomas Bordeleau, Matthew Kessel.
TAMPA BAY
Ethan Samson.
TORONTO
Braeden Kressler, Matias Maccelli, Vyacheslav Peksa, John Prokop, Henry Thrun.
UTAH
Michal Kunc, Anson Thornton.
VANCOUVER
Nils Aman, Jayden Grubbe, Pierre-Olivier Joseph, Danila Klimovich, Chase Stillman.
COPENHAGEN – Danes spent more on online casino games than on lotteries for the first time in 2025, marking a major shift in the country’s gambling habits, according to new figures from the Danish Gambling Authority’s annual report The Gambling Market in Numbers 2025.
Online casino generated DKK 4.3 billion in gross gaming revenue last year, making it the largest gambling segment in Denmark. Lottery products — including Lotto, class lotteries and scratch cards — followed with DKK 3.5 billion. Lotteries had held the top position since the partial liberalization of Denmark’s gambling market in 2012.
The report also shows continued growth in digital gambling. Seventy‑three percent of all gambling activity in Denmark took place online in 2025, up from 70 percent the previous year.
The 2025 report includes data on land‑based bingo for the first time, following its liberalization on Jan. 1.
This year’s publication also reflects a change in how gross gaming revenue is calculated. The Gambling Authority adjusted GGR figures to align with Denmark’s GDP development at 2026 levels, following the Ministry of Economic Affairs’ December 2025 Economic Review. The new method brings the Authority in line with the broader regulatory approach used across the Ministry of Taxation and Economic Growth, and may result in differences compared with previous reports.
LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Dodgers recalled left-handed pitcher Charlie Barnes and optioned right-handed pitcher Wyatt Mills.
Barnes, 30, rejoins the team for the second time this season. He has two scoreless appearances with one strikeout for the Dodgers this year. He has been in the Majors parts of two seasons with the Minnesota Twins (2021), Chicago Cubs (2026) and Dodgers (2026), recording an 0-3 mark with a 5.86 ERA in 40 innings. In six minor league seasons, he owns a 29-25 record with a 3.85 ERA and 397 strikeouts in 451.1 innings. He was a fourth-round draft pick by the Minnesota Twins in the 2017 First Year Player Draft out of the University of Clemson.
Mills, 31, tossed a scoreless inning last night, striking out the side. He is 0-0 with an 6.23 ERA in five games for the Dodgers this season. He has appeared in 26 games for Triple-A Oklahoma City, going 4-4 with a 2.64 ERA and 45 strikeouts in 30.2 innings. He has three Major League stints with Seattle (2021-22), Kansas City (2022) and Los Angeles (2026), posting an 0-1 record with a 6.22 ERA in 43 games. He has pitched in 213 minor league games (eight starts), recording a 25-15 record with a 3.15 ERA in 271 innings. He has posted a 1.11 WHIP with 339 strikeouts in his minor league career. He was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the third round of the 2017 First Year Player Draft by the Seattle Mariners out of the University of Gonzaga.
