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Macklin Celebrini’s record-setting season just earned a record-setting payday. The Sharks center signed a five-year, $94 million extension Wednesday.
Stanford football players launched the first CFBPA chapter and elected player reps as organizers build toward conference-level bargaining and new standards for safety and compensation.
Chan Ho Park’s Team61 has put $55M into the A’s Las Vegas push and pledged $70M total to help fund the Strip ballpark and relocation.
Tadej Pogacar sealed a record-tying fifth Tour de France in Paris after three weeks of climbing dominance and five stage wins. His margin left little doubt who ruled this year’s race.
The 49ers say head coach Kyle Shanahan suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a car crash and will be limited at the start of training camp, with assistants covering duties.
Jordan Devey, a former NFL lineman and Super Bowl champion, died by suicide at 38. His parents are urging open conversations about mental health and possible head‑injury effects.
A Mark Cuban-led fund has taken a minority stake in the Athletics, the fund’s first team investment. The deal arrives as the club moves toward a permanent Las Vegas home.
Salvador Perez tied George Brett with his 317th Royals homer as Kansas City rallied in a wild seventh to beat the Giants 5-4 and complete the sweep.
The CrossFit Games take over San José this week, with more than 10,000 fans expected across SAP Center and the McEnery Convention Center.
MLS owners have reportedly narrowed the field to three finalists for commissioner — including 49ers executive Paraag Marathe — as the league enters a pivotal commercial moment.
At 41–55 and 19.5 games back, the Giants face a midsummer choice: flip expiring vets for prospects or give top prospects extended playing time before the Aug. 3 deadline.
San José State declined to release emails tied to a complaint about coach Todd Kress, citing privacy and privilege while the university contests a federal Title IX finding.
Next Sunday's World Cup final at MetLife will be played on Tahoma 31, a bermudagrass developed by Oklahoma State University. The cultivar has been used at multiple host venues for its durability and cold hardiness.
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