New Balance’s Boston Landing has become a national track hub — world‑class meets, a sports research lab and pro practice facilities are reshaping local competition.

The Jazz enter Sunday’s draft lottery with an 11.5% chance at the No. 1 pick; landing it could keep BYU star A.J. Dybantsa in Utah and reshape the franchise.

The Lakers fell 131-108 to the Thunder at Crypto.com Arena and now trail 3-0 in the Western semifinals. Game 4 is Monday night in Los Angeles.

The Cavaliers leaned on Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen’s inside dominance to beat the Pistons 116-109 in Game 3 and cut Detroit’s series lead.

Jacob Misiorowski fanned 11 and uncorked multiple 103+ mph heaters in Milwaukee’s 6-0 win — and even Aaron Judge said the rookie is among baseball’s best.

Jackson Blake's overtime deflection ends the Flyers' season in a 3-2 OT loss and sends the Hurricanes to the Eastern Conference Final.

The Guardians traded LHP Matt Wilkinson and the No. 29 pick for two‑time Gold Glove catcher Patrick Bailey, prioritizing elite defense behind the plate.

The Wild answered in St. Paul, beating the Avalanche 5-1 behind timely special teams and a big night from Jesper Wallstedt. The series now shifts to a pivotal Game 4 on Monday.

Cape Verde qualified for its first World Cup after a 3–0 qualifier and will open against Spain in Atlanta on June 15; officials say the federation expects roughly $10.5M.

Bobby Cox, the Hall of Fame manager who led the Atlanta Braves to the 1995 World Series and 14 straight division titles, has died at 84. The team announced his passing Saturday.

Cade Cunningham had a 27-9-10 triple-double but the Pistons' comeback fell short as Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers won 116-109 in Game 3. Detroit still holds a 2-1 series lead.

Alex Palou grabbed pole at the Sonsio Grand Prix at Indianapolis and will start alongside Pato O'Ward. The race goes green at 4:57 p.m. ET with Fox coverage from 4:30 p.m. ET.

Reports say San Jose is expected to receive a PWHL expansion team that would play at the SAP Center as the league lines up multiple new markets. Local hockey infrastructure and a new roster timeline make the move plausible.