Tour News Today — July 14, 2026

What a day it has been in the world of sports, with news breaking left and right that has fans on the edge of their seats. The NBA has seen a concerning moment, as Utah Jazz's Alexander was forced to exit a game in Las Vegas on a stretcher, leaving everyone hoping for a speedy recovery. Meanwhile, the NCAA has announced a significant change to its women's tournament, opting to seed teams based on their true ranking, which promises to shake things up and bring even more excitement to the competition.

As we look to the world of baseball, Kyle Schwarber is set to lead off for the National League, and the American League has seen three new starters added to the mix, setting the stage for a thrilling matchup. In other news, the University of Michigan's athletic department is awaiting a decision on the future of its athletic director, Warde Manuel, as the board of regents prepares to make an announcement. FIFA president Gianni Infantino has also hinted that a 64-team World Cup could be on the horizon, and fans can have their say in the 2026 ESPYS by casting their votes for their favorite winners, making it a day filled with anticipation and speculation across multiple sports and leagues.

Today's signal:
• Jazz's Alexander exits Vegas game on stretcher (espn.com)
• NCAA women's tourney to seed by true ranking (espn.com)
• Schwarber to lead off for NL; 3 new AL starters (espn.com)
• Sources: U-M regents to decide on AD Manuel soon (espn.com)
• Infantino: 64-team World Cup will be 'looked at' (espn.com)
• Vote for the 2026 ESPYS Winners (espn.com)