Isaiah Stewart got a seven-game suspension after a brawl during a Pistons-Hornets game, involving multiple players. Other players received shorter bans. Stewart's past altercations influenced his punishment.

Orioles' Jackson Holliday is set for surgery on a broken hand and will miss opening day. Blaze Alexander may fill in. Jordan Westburg is also recovering from injury.

Organizers say they've invited all 142 CISM nations to Charlotte for the 2027 Military World Games, a 10‑day event that could draw up to 10,000 military athletes. Venues are being scouted and contracts are still being finalized.

Towering NASCAR haulers rolled into Daytona Beach this week, kicking off Speedweeks with a free fan showcase and on-street parade ahead of the DAYTONA 500.

Boston plans a World Cup fan festival at City Hall Plaza during summer to coincide with matches at Gillette Stadium; funding still sought for the event.

Detroit's annual college football bowl game has been canceled after almost 30 years, with Ford Field pulling out of the 2026 season and re-evaluating their investment strategies.

Orlando City SC unveils a gold "Sunken Treasure Kit" inspired by Florida's 1715 Treasure Fleet, and will sport the jersey through the 2027-2028 season.

Six‑pack ticket packages for the A’s June Las Vegas homestand go on sale Feb. 18, with priority-list access and a lineup of game-day giveaways.

Indiana University announced plans for a bronze statue of the late basketball coach Bob Knight, honoring his legacy and deep impact on the university and the sport.

The Detroit Tigers have signed Justin Verlander to a one-year $13 million contract, with the veteran pitcher rejoining the team to bolster their starting rotation.

Daniss Jenkins of the Detroit Pistons has transitioned from a two-way contract to a full two-year NBA deal, rewarding his strong performance. Simultaneously, Dario Saric was waived by the team. Jenkins' new contract details are undisclosed.

Trade chatter around Lamar Jackson has picked up after coaching moves and owner comments. His $74.5M 2026 cap hit makes extension versus trade the offseason hinge.

Referee Shawn Smith, praised for his officiating at Super Bowl LX, led a game that ended in a Seahawks 29-13 victory over the Patriots. His composure was noted, capping his 11th NFL season.