Weekend Sports Lineup: Games, Races, and Tournaments

The week’s sports schedule is packed with action across many arenas. On Monday, IndyCar practice kicks off at Indianapolis, followed by a Cleveland‑Detroit MLB clash and a Dodgers‑San Diego game. Soccer fans can catch Burnley versus Arsenal in the Premier League, and WNBA action features Washington against Dallas. Tuesday shifts focus to college baseball with the Atlantic Coast, Big Ten, and Southeast tournaments playing out in Charlotte, Omaha, and Hoover. Baseball highlights include Toronto against the Yankees on TBS and a Dodgers‑San Diego regional on MLB Network. The NBA conference final appears on ESPN, while Premier League action continues with Manchester City at Bournemouth. Wednesday brings the second round of college baseball tournaments and a Toronto‑Yankees matchup on MLB Network. Hockey fans see an ESPN conference final, and WNBA games feature Portland at Indiana and Dallas at Chicago. Thursday’s slate mixes college baseball—Big 12, ACC, and SEC events—with a women’s softball World Series on ESPN2. Golf opens with the DP World Tour in Belgium, and PGA Champions play in Morocco. MLB’s Cleveland‑Detroit game airs on MLBN.Friday is racing heavy: IndyCar practice and the Oscar Mayer Wienie 500, plus a NASCAR Truck Series race in North Carolina. College baseball continues through the Big Ten and ACC tournaments, while women’s lacrosse semifinals air on ESPNU. The day ends with MLB games on Apple TV and a UFL football match on FOX. Saturday sees NASCAR’s O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, college baseball semifinals across ACC, SEC, Big Ten, and West Coast tournaments, and women’s softball in a marathon of regional games on ESPN and ABC. Golf rounds progress from the DP World Tour to the PGA’s Byron Nelson event, and MLB features Seattle versus Kansas City on FS1. The night caps with an NBA conference final on ABC and UFL football. Sunday opens with the Indy 500 pre‑race and main event on FOX, followed by NASCAR’s Coca‑Cola 600 on Prime Video. College baseball championships conclude across ACC, SEC, and Big Ten. Women’s lacrosse crowns a champion on ESPN. The day continues with MLB games on NBCSN and Peacock, hockey on ESPN, NWSL soccer on CBS, UFL football on FOX, and WNBA matchups on NBC. The schedule offers a wide variety of sports for viewers, with many games overlapping across networks and times. Fans should check local listings for blackouts and time changes.