Ayesha Roscoe

So the French Open women's final is underway. Number one, Irina Sabalenka of Belarus versus number two, Coco Gauff of the United States. Gauff would become the first American to win a women's single title in Paris. In a decade, does she have a shot?

So the French Open women's final is underway. Number one, Irina Sabalenka of Belarus versus number two, Coco Gauff of the United States. Gauff would become the first American to win a women's single title in Paris. In a decade, does she have a shot?

On the ice now, the Stanley Cup tied after two games, the defending champs, the Florida Panthers, even things up with a double overtime win over the Edmonton Oilers. Has this cup final rematch from last year been everything you've expected?

On the ice now, the Stanley Cup tied after two games, the defending champs, the Florida Panthers, even things up with a double overtime win over the Edmonton Oilers. Has this cup final rematch from last year been everything you've expected?

On the ice now, the Stanley Cup tied after two games, the defending champs, the Florida Panthers, even things up with a double overtime win over the Edmonton Oilers. Has this cup final rematch from last year been everything you've expected?

And basketball, right? So the Indiana Pacers. are the surprise leaders. They're up one over Oklahoma City Thunder after the first game in the NBA Finals. thanks to yet another buzzer beater winning shot by Tyrese Halliburton. That makes four stunning late game comebacks for the Pacers in these playoffs. I guess at some point we should stop calling them stunning.

And basketball, right? So the Indiana Pacers. are the surprise leaders. They're up one over Oklahoma City Thunder after the first game in the NBA Finals. thanks to yet another buzzer beater winning shot by Tyrese Halliburton. That makes four stunning late game comebacks for the Pacers in these playoffs. I guess at some point we should stop calling them stunning.

And basketball, right? So the Indiana Pacers. are the surprise leaders. They're up one over Oklahoma City Thunder after the first game in the NBA Finals. thanks to yet another buzzer beater winning shot by Tyrese Halliburton. That makes four stunning late game comebacks for the Pacers in these playoffs. I guess at some point we should stop calling them stunning.

The Pacers were underdogs heading into Oklahoma City for that game. Few expected the Pacers to have a chance. Were we wrong about this team?

The Pacers were underdogs heading into Oklahoma City for that game. Few expected the Pacers to have a chance. Were we wrong about this team?

The Pacers were underdogs heading into Oklahoma City for that game. Few expected the Pacers to have a chance. Were we wrong about this team?

Thank you so much. That's ESPN's Michelle Steele. Glad you were with us. You bet. See you next time. And that's Up First for Saturday, June 7th, 2025. I'm Debbie Elliott.

Thank you so much. That's ESPN's Michelle Steele. Glad you were with us. You bet. See you next time. And that's Up First for Saturday, June 7th, 2025. I'm Debbie Elliott.

Thank you so much. That's ESPN's Michelle Steele. Glad you were with us. You bet. See you next time. And that's Up First for Saturday, June 7th, 2025. I'm Debbie Elliott.

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I'm Ayesha Roscoe, and you're listening to the Sunday Story from Up First, where we go beyond the news to bring you one big story. About 66 million years ago, something huge happened on our planet. It's known as the fifth mass extinction event, and it wiped out some 50% of plants and animals on Earth. You probably know the basics of the story, an asteroid struck and killed off all the dinosaurs.

I'm Ayesha Roscoe, and you're listening to the Sunday Story from Up First, where we go beyond the news to bring you one big story. About 66 million years ago, something huge happened on our planet. It's known as the fifth mass extinction event, and it wiped out some 50% of plants and animals on Earth. You probably know the basics of the story, an asteroid struck and killed off all the dinosaurs.

I'm Ayesha Roscoe, and you're listening to the Sunday Story from Up First, where we go beyond the news to bring you one big story. About 66 million years ago, something huge happened on our planet. It's known as the fifth mass extinction event, and it wiped out some 50% of plants and animals on Earth. You probably know the basics of the story, an asteroid struck and killed off all the dinosaurs.