Must Watch: Packers (4-2) @ Lions (3-2)

Sun: 4:25 PM ET | 1:25 PM PT – Fox

A big one in a loaded NFC North. Jordan Love and the Packers’ passing game has plenty of juice against a porous Lions pass defense, and running back Josh Jacobs is able to shoulder the load on the ground. However, Detroit gets star safety Brian Branch back, and his presence has been a huge game-changer throughout his career.

Worth It: Bengals (3-2) @ Ravens (4-2)

Sun: 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT – CBS

Baltimore lost its biggest game so far this season against Cleveland last week, and the upcoming schedule is filled with playoff contenders. As of now, Cincinnati can be considered part of that group with a healthy Joe Burrow and its full assortment of offensive weapons.

Worth It: Chiefs (5-0) @ Seahawks (3-3)

Sun: 8:20 PM ET | 5:20 PM PT – NBC

Kenneth Walker III has been the missing piece for the Kansas City offense, as the Chiefs are off to a perfect start. He now returns to face the team he helped win a Super Bowl, taking home Super Bowl MVP honors just a few months ago. 

Background TV: Paris Game: Steelers (4-2) vs. Saints (2-4)

Sun: 9:30 AM ET | 6:30 AM PT – NFL Network

The NFL heads to France for the first time. The Saints were recently criticized by team ownership and are looking for back-to-back wins for the first time this season. But Pittsburgh has Aaron Rodgers, who is still hard to beat even at 42.

Fri (Game 1): 8:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM PT - Fox

Sat (Game 2):  8:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM PT - Fox

Mon(Game 3):  8:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM PT - Fox

The World Series title comes down to this.Pitching ace Jacob Misiorowski and the Brewers take on the uniquely analytical Rays. Neither team has ever won a World Series.

Worth It: Golden State Valkyries (32-12) @ Atlanta Dream (30-14)

Sat (Game 4): 1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT – NBC

Mon (Game 5): 8:00 PM ET | 5:00 PM PT – USA Network/CNBC

After falling in Game 1, Atlanta has turned the tide with two straight wins and can come closer to clinching its first-ever WNBA title on Saturday. Golden State is looking to even things up before the series heads back to the West Coast on Monday.

Worth It: Warriors (0-1) @ Nuggets (0-1)

Mon: 10:00 PM ET | 7:00 PM PT – NBC Sports Network

Both teams lost their openers, but their stars were on point. Steph Curry led the Warriors with 23 points, while Denver’s Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray both went over 20. Denver’s roster depth, particularly when it comes to secondary scoring, likely makes the difference here.

Worth It: Warriors (0-1) @ Suns (0-1)

Sat: 10:00 PM ET | 7:00 PM PT – NBA TV

Expect a shooting clinic with Curry and Devin Booker hitting the floor. The list of injuries is long for Golden State, giving Phoenix an even greater advantage on its home court.

Background TV: Raptors  (1-0) @ Timberwolves (1-0)

Sun: 7:00  PM ET | 4:00 PM PT – NBA TV

Another battle of superstars with Kawhi Leonard leading the Raptors against Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves. Leonard’s last tenure in Toronto ended with an NBA championship. How will the latest chapter unfold?

Must Watch: No. 7 Ole Miss (5-1)  @ No. 19 Texas (4-2)

Sat: 7:30 PM ET | 4:30 PM PT – ABC

Ole Miss has a chance to put an end to Texas’ playoff hopes behind Heisman Trophy contender Trinidad Chambliss at quarterback. Pretty ironic for the school that many Mannings went to, while Arch starts at quarterback for the Longhorns. It’s a big one in the SEC title race.

Must Watch: No. 14 Houston (6-1) @ No. 10 Utah (6-0)

Sat: 10:15 PM ET | 7:15 PM PT – ESPN

This is another potential College Football Playoff contention elimination game. Houston has made huge strides under head coach Willie Fritz, with its only loss coming to defending conference champion Texas Tech. But Utah is one of three undefeated Big 12 teams.

Worth It: Pitt (5-2) @ No. 1 Miami (FL) (6-0)

Sat: 12:00 PM ET | 9:00 AM PT – ESPN/Disney+

Normally, this wouldn’t be a featured matchup, but the No. 1 spot has been hard to hold. The past two No. 1 teams lost to unranked teams in back-to-back weeks. Will Miami be the team to end the skid for a week.

Worth It: Wild (6-2-2) @ Kraken (6-3-1)

Sat: 10:00 PM ET | 7:00 PM PT – ESPN+

The Western Conference is tough, and these are two of its best teams. Minnesota is loaded with star power behind Kirill Kaprizov, Quinn Hughes, Matt Boldy, and a host of many others, while Seattle has quietly built its best start in years.

Worth It: New York Islanders (5-3-1) @ Dallas Stars (5-3-1)

Sun:  6:00 PM ET| 3:00 PM PT – ESPN+/Prime Video 

The story here is the return of Pete DeBoer to Dallas. He spent three years leading the Stars to consecutive Western Conference Finals, but it was a pretty messy parting of ways after they were unable to get over the hump. Emotions will be running high as he faces many of his former players and the man who was tasked with replacing him.

Worth It: Lightning (7-2-0) @ Mammoth (7-3-0)

Sat: 9:00 PM ET | 6:00 PM PT – ESPN+

Two of the best teams in the NHL this season. Tampa has been there and done it and is still loaded with talent in Nikita Kucherov, Victor Hedman, Jake Guentzel, and others, while Clayton Keller, Logan Cooley, and Dylan Guenther lead a young core in Utah that is looking to prove itself as a true playoff contender.

Background TV: Canadiens (4-3-2) @ Jets (4-3-2)

Sun: 7:00 PM ET | 4:00 PM PT – TNT/truTV

This is the NHL’s Heritage Classic game for this season. It’s a rare series of games held at outdoor Canadian stadiums and has only been played seven times. That alone makes it worth  checking out.

The best team in baseball is about to be crowned as the Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers face off in the World Series. But perhaps most intriguing, whoever wins will be a first-time champion.

The Brewers will play in their 2nd World Series, after posting the MLB’s best record during the regular season and knocking off the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS. They last made it this far in 1982, losing to the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games.

Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski has been the headliner for the Brewers all season, posting a 16-5 record with a 1.80 ERA, 0.80 WHIP, and 252 strikeouts during the regular season, and following with just three earned runs allowed and 11 strikeouts in 8.1 innings during the postseason.

Plus, the Brewers have been getting solid contributions offensively, primarily from catcher William Contreras, shortstop Cooper Pratt, and designated hitter Christian Yelich.

Meanwhile, Tampa is heading to its third World Series and second in the last six seasons. The Rays finished with the best record in the American League with their unique matchup style.

Yandy Diaz, Johnathan Aranda, and Junior Caminero have been superb at the plate throughout the playoff run, while the pitching has been unstoppable.

Drew Rasmussen, Freddy Peralta, and Nick Martinez have al;l thrown at least nine innings and allowed just 8 combined runs, while All-Star closer Bryan Baker has yet to allow a run.

Stat: 38% - Average home run rate of teams in the 2026 MLB Playoffs. Milwaukee (35%) and Tampa (31%) rank below the average, but neither has much trouble producing runs.

Pick: Milwaukee takes Game 1 by 2 runs.

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