Last Night in Sports: June 7, 2026

Sunday was baseball's night. Both championship boards were dark — NBA Finals off-day before Knicks-Spurs Game 3 Monday at MSG, NHL Cup Final off-day before Game 4 Tuesday in Vegas. That left a full 15-game MLB Sunday slate, headlined by a Yankees 6-1 win in the Bronx on Cody Bellinger and Jazz Chisholm homers, an Athletics shutout in Houston, and a 10-0 Rangers blank of the Guardians in Arlington.

NBA — No games

The NBA board was dark, the scheduled off-day after Knicks-Spurs Finals Game 2. New York holds a 2-0 series lead with Game 3 set for tonight at Madison Square Garden, 8:30 PM ET on ABC. San Antonio needs the road split to keep it a series.

NHL — No games

The Stanley Cup Final was off, the day between Vegas-Carolina Games 3 and 4. The Golden Knights lead the series 2-1 after Saturday's 5-4 double-overtime comeback from a 4-0 hole. Game 4 is Tuesday in Las Vegas.

MLB — Fifteen-game Sunday board

The full Sunday slate ran, with two road shutouts (A's, Rangers), a Tigers walk-off in the 9th, a Blue Jays four-run comeback, and a 13-5 Angels punch-back in the Freeway Series finale at Chavez Ravine.

New York Yankees, 6 — Boston Red Sox, 1. Cody Bellinger and Jazz Chisholm Jr. both went deep as the Yankees took the AL East rivalry game in the Bronx by five.

Philadelphia Phillies, 9 — Chicago White Sox, 5. The Phillies took the series at Citizens Bank by four.

Atlanta Braves, 3 — Pittsburgh Pirates, 2. Atlanta finished the home sweep of Pittsburgh by a single run.

Toronto Blue Jays, 6 — Baltimore Orioles, 4. Toronto erased a four-run deficit at home to flip the AL East game by two.

Detroit Tigers, 5 — Seattle Mariners, 4. Detroit walked off Seattle in the 9th at Comerica, a one-run finish.

Miami Marlins, 4 — Tampa Bay Rays, 1. Miami took the Florida series finale by three with a late-inning rally.

Athletics, 5 — Houston Astros, 0. The A's blanked the Astros in Houston to avoid the sweep, the night's first shutout.

Kansas City Royals, 6 — Minnesota Twins, 5. Kansas City held on for a one-run road win in Minneapolis.

St. Louis Cardinals, 5 — Cincinnati Reds, 3. The Cardinals completed the home sweep of the Reds by two.

Texas Rangers, 10 — Cleveland Guardians, 0. The Rangers hung 10 on Cleveland in Arlington, the night's most lopsided shutout.

Milwaukee Brewers, 12 — Colorado Rockies, 4. Milwaukee posted a dozen at Coors and took the road game by eight.

Arizona Diamondbacks, 5 — Washington Nationals, 1. Arizona closed the home series with the Nationals by four.

Los Angeles Angels, 13 — Los Angeles Dodgers, 5. The Angels punched back in the Freeway Series finale at Chavez Ravine by eight, after Saturday's 9-2 Dodgers win had evened the series at one apiece.

New York Mets, 7 — San Diego Padres, 3. The Mets took the road game at Petco by four.

San Francisco Giants, 2 — Chicago Cubs, 1. A one-run Sunday Night Baseball finish at Wrigley, the Giants taking it by one in front of the NBC window.

What to watch tonight

NBA Finals Game 3 owns the night — Spurs at Knicks, 8:30 PM ET on ABC, with New York up 2-0 and San Antonio needing the road split. The Stanley Cup Final is dark before Tuesday's Game 4 in Vegas. MLB fills the rest with a light eight-game Monday board. Full details in the Tonight preview.

• NBA: San Antonio Spurs at New York Knicks, 8:30 PM ET on ABC. NBA Finals Game 3 at MSG, NY leads series 2-0.
• MLB: New York Yankees at Cleveland Guardians, 6:40 PM ET on FS1. The Monday MLB national window, Will Warren vs Gavin Williams with Cleveland favored at home.
• MLB: Philadelphia Phillies at Toronto Blue Jays, 7:07 PM ET. Phillies-Blue Jays at Rogers Centre, mid-evening interleague look.