Author: Jamie Rathjen

Today in the Ticker: A snake on the field in Australia, American cyclist Sepp Kuss’s team celebrates him winning the men’s Vuelta a España, and more.

Today in the Ticker: A cyclist has a varied wardrobe at the men’s Vuelta a España, a bunch of English soccer teams turn their shirts inside out, a Kobe Bryant tribute on the tennis court, and more.

Today in the Ticker: Part of the soccer world goes nuts at the Spanish federation, some early-season NFL and college football items, and more.

The Scottish Premiership and Scottish Women’s Premier League 1 both started earlier this month. Here’s a review of the kits for both.

Today in the Ticker: The story behind a weird (infamous?) baseball card, some items from the women’s World Cup final, and more.

Today in the Ticker: Some items from the start of the Premier League season, a national park-based promotion, and more.

The winning design was called “Bolder than Bold,” which is supposed to have a camo pattern and orange shapes in various places.

Today in the Ticker: A sleeve patch for the anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bombing, the two Dallas pro basketball teams work out an ad deal, and more.

Today in the Ticker: The Mets are avoiding their pinstripes, the first hijab-wearing player at the women’s World Cup, a bicycle tire that looks like a biscuit, and more.

Today in the Ticker: A jersey ad that’s being worn on more than just the jersey, some items from the first/last days of the two Tours de France, and more.

Today in the Ticker: Stirrups with flip-flops, a K-pop/basketball crossover, and more.

The 2023 Women’s World Cup starts next Thursday in Australia and New Zealand. It’s the first WWC to have 32 teams, up from 24.

The 2023 Women’s World Cup starts next Thursday in Australia and New Zealand. It’s the first WWC to have 32 teams, up from 24.

Today in the Ticker: Come for the reason why George Brett once wore two different shoes, stay for puppies.

Today in the Ticker: The PHF and its team identities are likely being replaced, it’s still new soccer shirt season, and more.