F1 Las Vegas tickets go on public sale May 7 with an Amex presale May 5. Single-day general admission returns at $50.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander poured in 47 points — including eight in OT — as the Thunder beat Detroit 114-110 to reach 60 wins and tighten their grip on the West.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports the Brewers are close to an eight‑year, roughly $50M extension with shortstop prospect Cooper Pratt. The reported pact would include option years and follows the team’s earlier bet on young talent.

The 47th Santa Clarita Dodger Day heads to Dodger Stadium on June 6 with a Tyler Glasnow bobblehead, shuttle service and limited giveaways.

Longtime Rainbow Wahine coach Laura Beeman announced her retirement after 14 seasons and will stay on through a transition while UH searches for her successor.

USA Softball will stage the International Cup at Devon Park in Oklahoma City this summer (July 28–Aug 3, 2026), with tournament passes on sale April 15.

A league source told the Chicago Sun-Times the Bulls are working with the NBA on an exit strategy for Jaden Ivey after social-media posts and an injury-shortened audition. The move complicates a crowded Bulls backcourt that was retooled at the deadline.

The Vikings told reporters they plan to pick up Jordan Addison’s fifth‑year option, guaranteeing his 2027 salary while the team weighs a long‑term extension.

Hali Williams roped a 2.6-second Shootout run at NRG Stadium to win the RodeoHouston breakaway title and pocket the $65,000 champion's check, her second Houston buckle.

Oakland guard Brody Robinson sued the NCAA seeking an extra season of eligibility, asking a Michigan court for emergency relief ahead of the spring transfer window.

The NFL has slated the New England Patriots to be the subject of HBO’s Hard Knocks during their 2027 training camp, a first for the franchise and a national spotlight on Foxborough.

Oregon State is weighing about 15 potential replacements for Scott Barnes as athletic director, mixing national ADs, internal executives and alumni as it navigates a reshaped conference landscape.

Miami opened its offseason with a bold bet on Malik Willis, signing the dual‑threat QB to a three‑year deal and handing him the first real shot at building the offense. Coaches who worked with him in Green Bay say his athleticism is rare — now the roster must catch up.