Budweiser is bringing its Clydesdales to Atlanta for the MLB All-Star Game, involving traditional beer deliveries and a Budweiser Zone with games and meet-and-greets.

Mike Brown is named the new head coach of the New York Knicks, with a focus on bringing his championship experience to the team.

The NFHS will introduce a double first base in high school baseball by 2027 to reduce collisions and enhance safety, and has updated related gameplay rules and uniform policies.

Cleveland State University's men's lacrosse team received the USILA Team Academic Award, with players Dague, Miller, and Regala earning individual Scholar All-American honors.

Grace McCallum, a University of Utah gymnast with a 4.0 GPA, was named to the CSC Academic All-America Team while ranking nationally and setting school records.

Atlanta musicians and celebrities will take part in the MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game, managed by Jermaine Dupri and Javy Lopez. The event benefits Boys & Girls Clubs of America and features notable athletes and artists.

Georgia high school football coach T. McFerrin passed away at 83, leaving a lasting impact on sports and athletes in the state. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday.

Nique Clifford, drafted by the Sacramento Kings, has chosen to wear No. 5, formerly donned by De’Aaron Fox, for personal growth and biblical symbolism. His teammate Maxime Raynaud and he are set to debut at the Las Vegas Summer League.

Two Memphis natives, Hunter Goodman and Brent Rooker, have been selected for the MLB All-Star Game, with Goodman playing for the Rockies and Rooker for the Athletics.

Four Detroit Tigers players, including pitcher Tarik Skubal, were selected for the 2025 All-Star Game, marking the team's largest representation since 2015. Skubal is also a standout as a potential starting pitcher for the event.

Cleveland State's men's and women's swimming & diving teams earned Scholar All-America Team awards for high GPAs in Spring 2025, with individual members also recognized for academic and athletic excellence.

The Columbus Police Basketball team earned second place at the World Police and Fire Games, celebrated by the Columbus Division of Police for their camaraderie and performance.

The Las Vegas Aviators lost 9-5 to the Oklahoma City Comets, concluding a 6-3 homestand. Despite efforts, including a Cortes homer, the Comets secured the win with strong performances and a season-high 22nd homer from Ryan Ward.