UCLA senior Megan Grant hit her 37th homer to tie the NCAA single‑season record and helped the Bruins roll to a 19-5 Big Ten semifinal win. Her blast set up Saturday’s conference title game.

Golden Knights captain Mark Stone left Game 3 in Anaheim with a lower‑body/groin injury after assisting on an early goal. The team is monitoring the captain’s status before Game 4.

Less than a week after arriving, Masai Ujiri named Mike Schmitz the Mavericks’ general manager — a scouting‑first hire that lands just ahead of the draft lottery.

Victor Wembanyama scored 39 and the Spurs beat the Timberwolves 115-108 to take a 2-1 series lead. Game 4 is scheduled for Sunday in Minneapolis.

A late glove deflection off Aerin Frankel gave the Ottawa Charge a 2-1 Game 3 win, leaving the Boston Fleet facing elimination in Game 4.

The Jets reportedly agreed to a three‑year, $45.75M extension with RB Breece Hall, including roughly $29M guaranteed, keeping their lead rusher in New York.

A veteran NBA referee was held back after confronting Timberwolves coach Chris Finch late in Saturday’s playoff game at Target Center.

Jalen Brunson scored 33 as the Knicks pulled away in the second half to beat the 76ers 108-94 and take a 3-0 lead in the East semis. New York’s depth and defense did the damage in Philadelphia.

Minnesota rallied for a 3–1 win in St. Paul to force a winner‑take‑all Game 5 in Montreal, keyed by Sidney Morin’s late goals and Maddie Rooney’s saves.

The University of Minnesota has parted ways with softball coach Piper Ritter after a 16-36 season; AD Mark Coyle said a new voice is needed and a nationwide search will begin.

The Broncos have extended general manager George Paton to a five-year deal that keeps him in Denver through the 2030 season after back-to-back playoff runs. The move locks in front-office continuity as the team enters a busy offseason.

Pro Bowl linebacker Jeremiah Owusu‑Koramoah will miss the 2026 season after lingering effects from a 2024 neck injury, forcing the Browns to reshuffle their defense.

Former Ohio coach Brian Smith sued Ohio University on May 8, 2026, alleging wrongful termination and seeking roughly $2.5 million. He denies the university's misconduct claims.