World Sports in 60 Seconds
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- NHL: Patrick Kane signed a 2-year, $16M deal ($8M AAV, full NMC) to return to the Chicago Blackhawks after three seasons with Detroit.
- Tour de France: Richard Carapaz won stage 18 (Voiron → Orcières-Merlette); Tadej Pogačar leads Remco Evenepoel by 4:32.
- Football: Arsenal confirmed Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge on a long-term deal; fee widely reported around £34m.
- MLB: Orioles beat Red Sox 5–1 in Wednesday's nightcap to snap Boston's 15-game win streak (tied 1946 franchise record).
Sources
- Kane returns to Blackhawks, signs 2-year, $16 million contractNHL.com · Jul 23, 2026
- Patrick Kane returns to Blackhawks on two-year dealSportsnet · Jul 23, 2026
- Tour de France 2026: Richard Carapaz wins stage 18BBC Sport · Jul 23, 2026
- Richard Carapaz wins Stage 18 of the Tour de France with a late breakaway, Tadej Pogacar keeps overall leadNBC Sports · Jul 23, 2026
- Christos Tzolis signs for ArsenalArsenal.com · Jul 23, 2026
- Arsenal complete £34m signing of Christos Tzolis as squad number confirmedFootball London · Jul 23, 2026
- Red Sox winning streak: Historic run ends at 15 games with loss to OriolesCBS Sports · Jul 22, 2026
- Orioles end Red Sox 15-game win streaktheScore · Jul 22, 2026
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World Sports in 60 Seconds for Thursday, July twenty-third. In the N.H.L., Patrick Kane is going home — the Blackhawks announced a two-year, sixteen-million-dollar deal to bring the three-time Cup winner back to Chicago after three seasons in Detroit. At the Tour de France, Ecuador's Richard Carapaz soloed to the stage eighteen win into Orcières-Merlette; yellow jersey Tadej Pogacar stays clear by four minutes thirty-two over Remco Evenepoel. In the Premier League, Arsenal confirmed Greek winger Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge — a long-term signing reported at thirty-four million pounds. And in baseball, Boston's record-tying run is over — the Orioles beat the Red Sox five-one in Wednesday's nightcap, snapping a fifteen-game streak that matched the club's nineteen forty-six mark. That's your global sports briefing from Sports in 60 — catch every drop at sportsin60.com.