CBS Sports July 23 scores: Red Sox streak stops, Dodgers and Braves win
CBS Sports listed a packed July 23 board, with MLB finals, WNBA thrillers and top notes on NFL Draft rankings and trade rumors.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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The CBS Sports July 23 scores board was busy, and the loudest line belonged to Boston: CBS Sports reported that the Red Sox winning streak ended at 15 games, one short of passing the franchise record.
The Orioles were the team that finally clipped Boston, according to CBS Sports, taking the second game of their July 22 doubleheader 5-1 after the Red Sox won the opener 6-3.
Baseball carried the day across the CBS Sports homepage, with a full run of MLB finals, trade-deadline chatter and highlight videos. The site also featured WNBA results, UFC reaction, golf notes and a new NFL Draft ranking package.
What were the CBS Sports July 23 scores?
According to CBS Sports, the MLB slate included several tight finishes. The Braves edged the Padres 7-6, the Brewers beat the Mets 4-3, the Royals topped the Giants 5-4, and the Cardinals slipped past the Angels 1-0.
The Yankees split a doubleheader with the Pirates. CBS Sports listed Pittsburgh winning the first game 5-3 in 10 innings, while New York took the second 2-0.
Other MLB finals on the board included the Nationals beating the Rockies 8-0, the Diamondbacks routing the Athletics 15-5, the Reds defeating the Mariners 5-3, and the Dodgers beating the Phillies 9-5. The Twins topped the Guardians 10-6, the Rays beat the Blue Jays 4-2, the White Sox defeated the Rangers 4-2, the Tigers beat the Cubs 5-1, and the Astros handled the Marlins 5-2.
The WNBA scores shown by CBS Sports included the Liberty beating the Sky 95-94, the Lynx beating the Storm 86-76, the Fever beating the Sun 123-88, and the Mystics edging the Aces 100-99.
What else was leading the sports day?
CBS Sports led its homepage with a ranking of all 191 NFL first-round draft picks from 2020 through 2025. The site said the project placed every player in an overall order and sorted them into top, middle and bottom tiers to measure how all 32 NFL teams have done.
In MLB coverage, CBS Sports highlighted trade-deadline rumors involving the Yankees and Padres reliever Mason Miller. The item also referenced the Tigers’ Tarik Skubal and the Phillies’ rotation in the broader deadline discussion.
The NFL section also pointed readers to possible next stops for Deebo Samuel, with the Raiders and Colts named in the linked coverage. CBS Sports framed Samuel’s situation around potential landing spots.
In UFC coverage, CBS Sports reported that Dana White criticized Josh Hokit over an insult directed at Michelle Obama, calling the remark “gross” and “inappropriate.” The page did not include a response from Hokit.
Golf items on the homepage included Martin Kaymer saying LIV Golf Team Championships were “highly unlikely” to happen, and Charlie Woods losing a playoff at the U.S. Junior Amateur after a fan took a photo, according to CBS Sports.
The page also flagged Sabrina Ionescu denying a report that she turned down a WNBA 3-point contest invitation, a 2027 Tennessee commitment from five-star running back David Gabriel Georges, and a Miami Heat explanation for a LeBron James “introductory” video mixup that stirred attention.
This story draws on original reporting from CBS Sports.