PWHL Las Vegas signed Minnesota Frost defenders Mae Batherson and Kendall Cooper to two‑year deals, becoming the franchise’s first players ahead of its inaugural season. The pair bring playoff experience and offensive upside from the blue line.

A 98.2-mph cutter from Jacob Misiorowski struck Tyler Freeman in the helmet at Coors Field; Freeman was removed for evaluation.

Mitch Marner exploded for a record-setting natural hat trick at T‑Mobile Arena, giving Vegas a huge Game 3 edge.

Aymen Hussein was held and questioned for nearly seven hours at Chicago O’Hare and had his phone inspected, Iraqi officials say; the team’s photographer was later denied entry.

If necessary, Game 5 would return to Raleigh on June 11 as the Hurricanes try to even the Stanley Cup Final after Vegas' double‑OT thriller. Injuries and hot scorers will matter.

Organizers say the Allstate HBCU Legacy Bowl will relocate to Atlanta for Feb. 27, 2027, shifting its weeklong career fair and showcase to a deeper HBCU market. The move includes an extended Allstate title partnership.

Mirra Andreeva beat Maja Chwalinska 6-3, 6-2 to win her first Grand Slam at Roland-Garros, becoming the youngest women's champion in Paris since 1992.

Simone Biles revealed she was hospitalized this week and said she "almost died." The Houston native is resting and will explain more later.

Julio Enciso was stretchered off in Paraguay's 4-0 warm-up win over Nicaragua, leaving his World Cup status for the June 12 opener in doubt.

Hall of Famer Rob Blake has been hired as the Predators' executive vice president of hockey operations, joining Chris MacFarland ahead of the NHL Draft and July free agency.

Detroit’s new PWHL franchise has its first player: Daryl Watts, a top scorer and Olympic silver medalist, who signed a four‑year deal to anchor the expansion club. The move makes Watts the team’s foundational piece as it builds toward a fall debut at Little Caesars Arena.

The Knicks edged the Spurs 105‑104 in Game 2 and head back to Madison Square Garden up 2‑0 after a frantic finish decided by Brunson’s late free throw.

A checkout glitch let about 60 fans briefly grab World Cup tickets for $0. FIFA canceled the orders and invited affected buyers to pay full price to keep their seats.