The Bruins are closing in on JJ Peterka, a 25‑goal winger from the Utah Mammoth whose $7.7M cap hit and fit with David Pastrnak raise immediate roster questions. Reports say talks were active late Friday.

Kemba Walker opened a 54,000-square-foot sports academy in downtown Concord and hosted an inaugural invitational this weekend with 60+ teams. The facility houses courts, a training center and film rooms.

Isaiah Hartenstein reportedly agreed to a three‑year extension worth roughly $75M that keeps OKC’s championship center through 2028‑29 and reshapes the offseason.

Ousmane Dembélé scored three first-half goals at Gillette Stadium, completing his treble in 32 minutes as France seized control of Group I.

Marina Mabrey tied the WNBA single‑game scoring record with 53 points as the Toronto Tempo routed the Sparks 125‑97. Her nine 3‑pointers and late clincher made it a night to remember.

The Mets replaced Carlos Mendoza with Andy Green after a rough stretch that left New York 34-47 and deep in the NL East race. Ownership says change was necessary as the club looks for a turnaround.

England can clinch top spot in Group L with a win over Panama at MetLife Stadium. Here’s the matchup, key players and where to watch Saturday’s 5 p.m. ET kickoff.

Lukas Walton and his wife are buying a minority stake in the Bulls and part of the United Center; terms were not disclosed.

A Chicago class action says the NCAA's new age‑based eligibility rule cuts off a cohort of athletes from a fifth season and NIL income.

Guy Fieri has joined Jimmie Johnson’s Legacy Motor Club as a strategic owner, promising collaborative content, fan activations and Flavortown-branded merchandise tied to the team. The move adds a national celebrity to the Statesville-based outfit as it expands its business footprint.

Tracy McGrady acquired the ABCD camp and plans a July relaunch with Adidas as lead sponsor. The invite-only showcase is expected to host roughly 60 top prospects.

Miles Robinson started for the U.S. in the World Cup, becoming the first active FC Cincinnati player to do so and capping a comeback after a 2022 injury.

C.J. Gardner-Johnson says a training-camp insult at The Greenbrier led to his surprise September 2025 release from the Texans. His account raises fresh questions about personnel decisions.