Tour News Today — September 3, 2026
Misiorowski matches career worsts on humid night and more — today's tour signal.
The dog days of summer are in full swing, and teams across the sports landscape are gearing up for the stretch run. In the MLB, fans are keeping a close eye on the playoff picture, with several teams still in the hunt for a postseason spot. Meanwhile, in the NBA, the Los Angeles Clippers are facing a harsh reality check after being hit with a massive $30 million fine and several suspensions, a punishment that's sending shockwaves throughout the league.
On the NFL front, the Minnesota Vikings are making moves to bolster their roster, adding veteran linebacker Dont'a Hightower isn't happening but Chase Young isn't either, but they do expect rookie JJ McCarthy to be on the Week 1 roster, according to the team's GM. The Vikings aren't done yet, as they're also signing veteran linebacker Kyle Van Noy, a move that could help shore up their defense. In other news, Missouri's Isaiah Webb has been cleared to play after a judge upheld his eligibility, and in baseball, one pitcher had a night to forget, matching career worsts on a humid night.
Today's signal:
• Misiorowski matches career worsts on humid night (espn.com)
• Suspensions, picks revoked and a $30 million fine: Making sense of the NBA's staggering Clippers punishment (espn.com)
• Vikings GM expects McCarthy on Week 1 roster (espn.com)
• Judge upholds eligibility for Missouri's Webb (espn.com)
• ⚾ MLB playoff tracker: Odds, scenarios, more (espn.com)
• Source: Vet Van Noy secures deal with Vikings (espn.com)