This Sunday, there will be just one NFL game on the schedule, with the Tennessee Titans taking on the Seattle Seahawks in the preseason finale. But if you’re a multisport fan and the WNBA’s games and drama have kept you hooked this season, Sunday could be a goldmine. The biggest draw? The matchup between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky.

The last time these two teams met, the Sophie Cunningham-DiJonai Carrington drama stole the spotlight. Carrington was ejected in the first quarter after being called for a Flagrant 2 foul on Cunningham. Minutes later, Carrington took to social media and posted the words “WHITE PRIVILEGE,” tagging the Fever. The incident has continued to spark discussion ever since. So, when the Fever and Sky meet again this Sunday, will we see more fireworks on the court? That’s the million-dollar question. And that’s not all. The same day also features a full slate of MLB games and the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. Here’s a quick look at Sunday’s broadcast schedule.

NFL

The Seattle Seahawks will visit the Tennessee Titans at 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PT) at Nissan Stadium in Nashville for a marquee preseason matchup. FOX will carry the game nationally, with streaming available on FOX One and NFL+ (phone and tablet only, subscription required). Nashville viewers can also watch on WZTV FOX-17. In Canada, the game will be available on TSN, TSN.ca, and the TSN app, while fans in the Seattle area can listen on Seattle Sports 710 AM and KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM.

The matchup is especially notable because the reigning Super Bowl LX champion Seahawks are making a rare national TV appearance during the preseason.

WNBA

The WNBA will also have a busy night, with all four games tipping off at 7:00 PM ET. The Seattle Storm will visit the Dallas Wings, while the Washington Mystics take on the Portland Fire, with both games available on League Pass. The Las Vegas Aces will face the Toronto Tempo, also on League Pass. Meanwhile, the Indiana Fever will travel to Chicago to take on the Sky on NBC and Peacock in the second Sunday Night Basketball showcase of the season.

With Caitlin Clark and the Fever back on the court against the Sky, this is easily one of the most intriguing matchups of the night.

MLB

The MLB schedule gets an early start, with three games beginning at 1:35 PM ET as the Rays visit the Orioles, the Cardinals take on the Phillies, and the Blue Jays face the Yankees. The Nationals and Marlins get underway at 1:40 PM, followed by the Tigers-Royals, Athletics-Astros, and Mets-White Sox at 2:10 PM. The Angels and Rangers meet at 2:35 PM, while the Guardians face the Rockies at 3:10 PM and the Giants visit the Red Sox at 3:15 PM. At 4:10 PM, the Pirates take on the Dodgers, the Cubs visit the Mariners, and the Twins face the Padres. Fifteen minutes later, the Reds and Diamondbacks will square off in the day’s featured national broadcast on Peacock. The Braves and Brewers will close out the day’s MLB action at 7:10 PM ET on a regional feed.

Motorsports

And then there’s the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. Coverage begins at 1:00 PM ET on FOX and FOX One, with the green flag expected around 1:10-1:13 PM ET. The race is set to make history as the first auto race held on the National Mall, with drivers completing 147 laps around a 1.7-mile street circuit that passes landmarks such as the National Archives, the National Gallery of Art, and the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum.

President Trump is also scheduled to wave the green flag before taking a lap in the presidential motorcade.

All in all, Sunday has something for just about every sports fan, from the potential fireworks between the Fever and Sky to a packed MLB slate and a historic race on the National Mall. With so much happening throughout the day, which game or race are you tuning in for? Let us know.