The Memphis Grizzlies won 108-88 over the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA 2K25 Summer League, with strong performances from Scotty Pippen Jr. and GG Jackson.

Memphis native Kaelen Culpepper was drafted 21st overall by the Minnesota Twins, marking a moment of pride for the Kansas State shortstop and his family.

D.J. Jeffries, formerly of Mississippi State, joins the Memphis Grizzlies for the NBA Summer League, returning to where he started his college career.

The Memphis Grizzlies introduced their 2024 draft picks, including 7-foot-4 center Zach Edey, guard Jaylen Wells, and shooter Cam Spencer, highlighting their talent and winning attitudes.

David Jones, ex-Memphis Tigers guard, signed a two-way deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, dividing time between the NBA and G-League's Delaware Blue Coats.

Dr. Ed Scott is named the new Athletic Director at the University of Memphis, succeeding Laird Veatch, and is eager to advance Tiger Athletics with his experience.

The Memphis Grizzlies drafted center Zach Edey from Purdue with the ninth pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, noting his strong offensive record and imposing size at 7'4".

Star quarterback Antwann Hill Jr. commits to Memphis Tigers' 2025 class, choosing them over other Power Five schools, poised to play early and fill the vacancy left by Seth Henigan's departure.

St. Louis Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras is set to return from a forearm fracture ahead of schedule, aiming to be back in the lineup as early as Monday, just seven weeks after the incident.

Gabrielle Rose, 46, competed in the U.S. Olympic Trials, but did not qualify for the Paris Olympics despite a strong performance and a personal-best time in the 100-meter breaststroke. She aspires to inspire older athletes, particularly women.

Tim Howard has stepped down as Sporting Director of Memphis 901 FC to pursue other opportunities, with Caleb Patterson-Sewell taking over for the season.

The Carolina Panthers have signed wide receiver Daewood Davis from the UFL's Memphis Showboats to boost their roster.

46-year-old Gabrielle Rose's powerful showing at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, achieving personal bests but falling short of finals, aims to inspire by defying age barriers in sports.