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The broadcast Broadcast guides for mid‑July mid-to-late July 2026 detailed a wide an extensive array of sports on U.S. TV television and streaming, including streaming platforms. Early July coverage featured the NBA Summer League, WNBA, Tour de France, CFL, golf, rodeo, and various regional events, with rodeo across networks such as ESPN, ABC, NBC, and CBS Sports Network and Network, with streaming via Peacock. A later guide covering Between July 18 and July 25, schedules maintained coverage of the NBA Summer League, WNBA, and the Tour de France, while adding Little League Softball World Series regional finals, NRL rugby, and MLS soccer. The lineup for July 31 and August 1 expands the lineup expanded to include Australian Football League (AFL) matches, the second and third rounds of the LPGA AIG Women’s Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes, the PGA Tour’s Rocket Classic in Detroit Classic, and the Portugal Invitational on the PGA Tour Champions, as well as continued Champions. Additional programming included CFL football, PFL mixed‑martial‑arts, mixed-martial arts, MLB games (Yankees at Cubs, Twins at Seattle, Brewers at Angels), games, horse racing, tennis, boxing, and an international soccer friendly between Manchester City and Inter Milan in Hong Kong. Kong, as well as CONCACAF U-20 Championship games. These events are slated were broadcast on networks including FS2, CBS, NBCSN NBCSN, and ESPN2. Together, the sequential guides illustrate the extensive, multi‑sport multi-sport coverage offered by major U.S. broadcasters and streaming services throughout July and into early August the summer of 2026, spanning domestic leagues, international competitions, and niche events.