Patrick Liburd, a 3-star wing, has committed to Michigan Wolverines basketball for 2025 after being previously linked with Coastal Carolina. He averaged 16.4 points and 6.2 rebounds in his senior year.

The 109th Indianapolis 500 sells out, with nearly 350,000 fans expected; remaining grandstand seats and general admission tickets are scarce. The local TV blackout is lifted, and Fox Sports will broadcast the event live in Central Indiana.

The 4th annual Sam Hubbard Fowling Tournament gathered nearly a thousand people in Norwood to raise funds for children in need through The Sam Hubbard Foundation.

Investigations reveal that the Pittsburgh Pirates discarded commemorative "Bucco Bricks," upsetting fans. The Pirates acknowledged their mistake and are offering replicas and planning a lasting tribute.

The University of Utah women's basketball team will play against UConn in the Basketball Hall of Fame Women's Showcase on Nov 21, with a potential game against Syracuse or Michigan later.

The MPRB introduced new Partner Team Leagues for fall youth sports in Minneapolis, inviting local teams to compete in various sports with a June 1, 2025 registration deadline.

The Detroit Lions' 2025 NFL schedule is ranked the third-toughest, featuring key matchups, including prime-time games, and a total travel distance that's the fourth-shortest in the league.

The Indiana Fever has launched Fever Direct, a regional streaming service for live games and replays, despite some fans' dismay over geographical restrictions.

Cincinnati celebrated Pete Rose Night, honoring the late "Hit King" with a large turnout despite his controversial past, and the event featured Reds legends and a recognition of Rose's contribution to the city's baseball legacy.

Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever is featured in Funko's new WNBA Pop! series, available for pre-order and releasing by June 30. She's also favored for the WNBA Player of the Year.

Hollywood Park in Los Angeles will be the International Broadcast Center for the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics, housing global media and post-Games studio production.

Matt Carpenter, former St. Louis Cardinals infielder, announced his retirement after 14 years in MLB, reflecting on his career and contributions to the team.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred reinstated Pete Rose and other late players, removing them from baseball's blacklist, allowing consideration for honors like the Hall of Fame.