The Spurs are eyeing Yabusele and Kornet to strengthen their frontcourt during the NBA free agency period, potentially using team chemistry and financial resources to attract them.

The Orlando Magic declined team options for Moe Wagner and Caleb Houstan, preserving their Bird rights for potential re-signing, as they seek a point guard and manage salary cap concerns.

The WNBA announces expansion plans, with new teams in Detroit by 2029, Cleveland by 2028, and Philadelphia by 2030, stirring fan excitement and setting up potential local rivalries.

Henderson Little League sends three girls' softball teams to the Nevada State Championship, marking a historic moment for the league and youth sports.

LeBron James has opted into his $52.6 million option with the Lakers for the 2025-26 season, signalling his intent to compete for championships and setting up a new NBA record for career seasons at 23.

Milwaukee hosted the Tour of America's Dairyland cycling event with enthusiastic crowds and participants from different states, coinciding with Summerfest music festival.

The Vintage Base Ball Festival in Portage, MI, revisited 1860s baseball rules with gloveless play, attracting 23 teams and community interest in the historical sport.

Dave Parker, former Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder, has passed away at 74 after battling Parkinson's disease, leaving behind a legacy in baseball marked by impressive stats and respect among peers.

The Las Vegas Aces lost 94-83 to the Washington Mystics, continuing their losing streak despite A'ja Wilson's 22-point effort. The Mystics secured their third win in a row, even with key players absent.

Cleveland State Athletics has hired Kaleb John-Lewis as the new Director of Basketball Sports Performance, with hopes of enhancing the program's performance.

Reilly Smith re-signs with the Vegas Golden Knights on a one-year, $2 million contract with a no-trade clause.

Newton County approved a new outdoor pickleball court for its Senior Enrichment Center after receiving a $32,473 donation. The court is part of a larger project and aims to promote seniors' well-being.

Cleveland State women's soccer has announced their 2025 schedule, including 17 games with a mix of home and away matches, and participation in the Horizon League Tournament.