Top Sports Headlines: Quarterback Debuts, Record-Breaking Wins, and Legendary Retirements

Current sports headlines include Bo Nix's debut as Broncos' starting quarterback, Armand Duplantis winning another Diamond League competition, Nolan Arenado's walk-off grand slam, McCartney Kessler's upset victory, and Pierre Strong Jr.'s practice injury. Also featured are Drake Maye's readiness, Elly De La Cruz's milestone, Tina Charles' scoring feat, Al Attles' passing, and Joey Votto's retirement.

Bo Nix, a rookie, will start for the Denver Broncos, marking a historic debut not seen since John Elway in 1983, as confirmed on Wednesday.

Armand Duplantis achieved another Diamond League victory, setting a new meeting record in Lausanne just two weeks after breaking a world record in Paris.

Nolan Arenado's walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning secured a victory for the St. Louis Cardinals over the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday.

McCartney Kessler rallied to defeat No. 4 seed Xinyu Wang at the Tennis in the Land in Cleveland, marking her first victory over a top-50 opponent.

Cleveland Browns' running back Pierre Strong Jr. was taken by ambulance from practice due to a rib injury, but was later released from the hospital.

Patriots' coach Jerod Mayo stated he's confident in rookie Drake Maye's ability to lead the offense, though he hasn't named a starting quarterback.

Elly De La Cruz joined the exclusive 60-steal, 20-homer club in the Cincinnati Reds' win against the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday.

Tina Charles became the WNBA's second all-time leading scorer, contributing to the Atlanta Dream's win over the Phoenix Mercury.

Al Attles, legendary Warriors player and coach, passed away at 87, leaving a notable legacy in basketball history.

Joey Votto, a pivotal figure for the Cincinnati Reds, announced his retirement, reflecting on his 17-season career and his achievements.

(With inputs from agencies.)