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Matt and Steve are talking about this week in sports updates, including:

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• Riverhounds had a Nil-Nil tie with the Charleston Battery, but it looks like it wasn't that exciting of a match.
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• The Hounds are on the road to Louisville City.
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• They are currently tied for second in the group with Louisville with 25 points each.
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• Matt gives us some World Cup updates.
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• In PGA news from Connecticut at TPC River Highlands Bubba Watson had a hell of a third and fourth round to come out with the win.
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• Watson had -17 total shooting -7 on the final round.
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• The tour goes to TPC Potomac at Avenel in Potomac MD northwest of DC for the Quicken Loans National.
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• Tiger is on the green, but a lot of other big names are not. There's no DJ, Spieth, Kepca, Mickelson.
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• We're counting down to the Open.
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• Penguins sign Bryan Rust to a four-year deal, leaving them with $4.2 mill to spend in cap space.
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• It's likely that Oleksiak and Sheahan will get those nods.
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• The Pens also signed Sprong and Simone.
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• Crosby has reached out to Kunitz, and it looks like Kunitz and the Pens have shown mutual interest in another stint.
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• The Pens are looking to get him for less than $2 mill.
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• Kunitz will be 39 at the start of the season.
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• Le'veon Bell and the Steelers report that they are a lot closer than they were last season on making a deal.
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• Both side hope to come to an agreement before the July 16th deadline.
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• Every year the NFL posts a Top 100 list for the upcoming season. The top ten this year are: Brady, Brown, Went, Jones, Bell, Gurley, Donald, Brees, V.Miller, and Rodgers.
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• The Pirates are supposedly shopping Cervelli, Dickerson, Harrison, Mercer, and Freese.
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• Shopping around is an effort to cut payroll because of the drastic drop in attendance this season.
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• Neil Huntington has said that if the fans don't come out, that they can't afford to put a team on the field and the roster will be weakened because of the fans.
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• Huntington said that the team will add pieces at the deadline if the attendance picks up.
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• The team is worth $1.2 bill, and profited $86 mill between 2016 and 2017.
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• Nutting has petitioned the PA State Gaming Board for tax revenue stemming from the new sports booking that is expectied to open before the start of Football season.
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• The Bucs are 2-7 with another 4 straight losses to the Diamondbacks (who lead the NL West). that
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• They did win over the Mets in NYC, and went to extra innings at home in the series to take a loss in the 10th.
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