Katherine Legge and Ryan Hunter‑Reay collided on Lap 18 of the Indianapolis 500; both walked away. Legge’s attempt to run the Indy 500 and the Coca‑Cola 600 ended early.

Will Power spun and was forced to retire from the 110th Indianapolis 500 after roughly 91 laps, bringing out a caution that reshuffled the race.

Donovan Mitchell said the Cavs had the looks but couldn't cash them in after a 121-108 loss that leaves New York on the brink. Cleveland heads into a must-win Game 4 Monday.

Iran’s federation says FIFA approved moving the national team’s World Cup training base from Tucson to Tijuana, citing visa and security concerns ahead of June group games. Organizers and FIFA have yet to publish full confirmation or logistics.

Reports say Gio Reyna made Pochettino’s 26‑man World Cup roster while Diego Luna was left off. The U.S. will formally reveal the squad at a New York City fan event on Tuesday.

Jeff Van Gundy has met with Magic brass as Orlando weighs veteran candidates, including Billy Donovan, in the post‑Mosley coaching search.

Longo's Legacy Weekend on July 11–12 at Tropicana Field will include a Hall of Fame induction, the retirement of Evan Longoria’s No. 3 and giveaways for early fans.

Ivan Barbashev scored twice and Carter Hart made 29 saves as Vegas rallied to beat Colorado 3-1, grabbing a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference Final.

The Thunder beat the Spurs 123–108 in Game 3 at Frost Bank Center, taking a 2–1 lead in the Western Conference Finals.

A Locked On segment shows a former Buffaloes player accusing Deion Sanders of a recruiting "lie," renewing friction between the coach and ex-players. The exchange adds to scrutiny around Colorado's recruiting practices.

Georgia's season ended in a 2-1 Super Regional loss at Tennessee as Coach Tony Baldwin delivered an emotional postgame tribute to his seniors. The Bulldogs pushed late but fell short in Knoxville.

Mississippi State rallied for nine late runs to shock No. 3 Oklahoma 11-9 at Love's Field; Kendall Wells hit two homers but the Sooners couldn't hold the lead.

Ausar Thompson earned 2025-26 All-Defensive First Team honors, the first Pistons first-team pick in two decades and a sign of Detroit’s defensive turnaround. His league-leading steals and monthly defensive awards underline a breakout defensive year.