Detroit acquired Keegan Kolesar from Vegas for late-round picks, adding a hard-nosed winger to the Wings' bottom six.

The Pistons agreed to a three-year, $51 million deal for John Collins, adding shooting and lob ability to Detroit’s frontcourt. The signing shifts the team’s summer roster math.

Jalen Duren will meet with the Sacramento Kings as his talks with the Pistons stall, and league reporting says a sign‑and‑trade — possibly involving Domantas Sabonis — is on the table.

Detroit sent Sebastian Cossa to Utah for the No. 23 pick and used it to draft Kamloops winger J.P. Hurlbert, adding a high‑ceiling scorer while reshaping the goalie depth chart.

The Mavericks took Michigan forward Morez Johnson Jr. with the No. 9 pick, reuniting him with coach Dusty May and adding interior size and rebounding.

The Kings used the No. 7 pick on Arkansas guard Darius Acuff Jr., a Detroit native and SEC Player of the Year with breakout scoring and playmaking credentials.

Detroit traded up to grab Stanford freshman Ebuka Okorie at No. 17, sending No. 21 and three second‑round picks to Memphis. The scoring guard arrives to bolster Detroit's backcourt.

Dusty May is reportedly leaving Michigan to take the Dallas Mavericks' head coaching job after guiding the Wolverines to the 2026 national title. The decision reshapes both programs.

A left hamstring strain in Houston has pushed back Justin Verlander's anticipated Comerica Park start, and the veteran says he may reassess his future if injuries continue.

Michigan AD Warde Manuel says the department is weighing in-stadium ads and jersey patches to bolster NIL, scholarships and facility needs. The plan is exploratory and would be deliberate.

Five‑star Harper Woods wide receiver Dakota Guerrant announced on the Pat McAfee Show that he’s heading to Oregon, choosing the Ducks over Michigan, Ohio State and Texas A&M.

MSU athletic director J Batt is reportedly leaving East Lansing to become the University of Kentucky’s next AD after roughly one year on the job. The reported move follows recent campus leadership turnover and raises questions about MSU's next steps.

Andrew Mahoney's 15‑strikeout complete game lifted Detroit Catholic Central to a 6–1 semifinal win and a chance at the MHSAA Division 1 crown Saturday.