Wimbledon: Was his crushing loss at Roland Garros coupled with an illness-plagued start to the year a signal that Roger Federer can be had in 2008? Or was his loss in Paris just Roger being Roger on clay? Play begins at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, where Federer seeks his sixth consecutive title.

Did you know: Federer has won 35 consecutive matches at Wimbledon. More impressive, his set record in that span is 102-8.

To watch: 7 a.m., ESPN2.

They're back ... finally: For the first time since Ralph Terry threw the pitch and Bill Mazeroski hit it into baseball immortality, the New York Yankees return to Pittsburgh to play the Pirates in a three-game interleague series.

Did you know: The Pirates hit only four home runs in the seven games of the 1960 World Series; Mazeroski had two of them -- the first and the last.

To watch: 7:05 p.m., PNC Park, FSN Pittsburgh.

Yankees redux: Ballyhooed Yankees youngster Joba Chamberlain is expected to take the mound in Game 2.

Did you know: How long has it been? Only 11 of the 18 players that started Game 7 of the 1960 World Series are still living.

To watch: 7:05 p.m., PNC Park, FSN Pittsburgh.

NBA draft: Michael Beasley or Derrick Rose? Eyes are on the Chicago Bulls, who have the No. 1 pick in the two-round talent (and hope) extravaganza.

Did you know: NBA.com's consensus mock draft: 1, Rose (Chicago); 2, Beasley (Miami); 3, O.J. Mayo (Minnesota); 4, Jerryd Bayless (Seattle); 5, Brook Lopez (Memphis).

To watch: 7 p.m., ESPN.

Olympic trials: The U.S. Track and Field Trials begin a 10-day run in Eugene, Ore., where the core of the team that will represent the United States in Beijing will be determined.

Did you know: Qualifying also begins in the women's 100 meters for Rochester's Lauryn Williams, who is bidding to make her second Olympic team. The final is 8:48 p.m. Saturday.

To watch: Midnight, USA.

Pirates: They aren't the Yankees. They're better. Really. The up-and-coming Tampa Bay Rays, second in the AL East, are at PNC Park for the second of a three-game set.

Did you know: Yes, Tampa's rookie third baseman really is named Evan Longoria. And yes, he can hit. His 11 homers are third among rookies this season. But no, he is not related to the "Desperate Housewives" star of nearly the same name.

To watch: 7:05 p.m., PNC Park, FSN Pittsburgh.

U.S. Women's Open: Annika Sorenstam, Lorena Ochoa & Co. will be hard-pressed to repeat the dramatics of the men's Open, but they will try as the women's national championship goes to its final 18 holes at Interlachen Country Club in Edina, Minn.

Did you know: The club was an integral part of the Grand Slam as it hosted the 1930 U.S. Open won by Bobby Jones. who also won the U.S. Amateur, British Open and British Amateur that year.

To watch: 3 p.m., WPXI.