The Lake County Captains are pushing Eastlake for a new long-term lease and roughly $400K in repairs at Classic Auto Group Park. A town hall is set for Monday to discuss the plan.

Players Era expands to 24 teams and splits into two Las Vegas tournaments this November, with ESPN as the new broadcast partner and Michigan and Florida headlining.

Oklahoma City pulled away in the second half to beat the Lakers 125-107, giving the Thunder a 2-0 edge in the West semis. Defensive stops and bench scoring proved decisive.

After a 4–1 Game 3 loss the Flyers trail Carolina 3–0 in the second round and head into a must‑win Game 4 Saturday in South Philly.

Detroit held off Cleveland at Little Caesars Arena to take a 2-0 Eastern semifinal lead. Robinson and Harris paced the Pistons as the series now heads to Cleveland.

OG Anunoby left Game 2 with a right hamstring strain and is listed day‑to‑day and questionable for Game 3 as the Knicks head to Philadelphia.

Jasson Domínguez was carted off after crashing into the left-field wall making a leaping catch at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees have not released a full update.

Joe Senser, the Pro Bowl Vikings tight end and Twin Cities restaurateur, has died at 69. His 1981 1,004-yard season remains a franchise high for a Vikings tight end.

Cubs starter Matthew Boyd will undergo surgery after a fluke left-knee meniscus injury suffered while playing with his children. The club placed him on the IL and called up Trent Thornton.

Salt Lake City hosts the Supercross season finale this Saturday at Rice‑Eccles, featuring a 250SX East/West showdown and an all‑day FanFest. The race streams live on Peacock.

Stephen Jones told radio listeners the Cowboys “feel really good” about the Micah Parsons trade, saying the team prefers multiple starters to a single superstar. He pointed to recent trades and draft additions as evidence the roster is getting rebuilt the right way.

Ousmane Dembélé's early strike in Munich proved decisive as PSG edged Bayern 6-5 on aggregate to set up a Champions League final with Arsenal in Budapest on May 30.

Lincoln Financial Field has a FIFA‑grade pitch rolled in from a New Jersey turf farm as Philadelphia prepares to host six World Cup matches from June 14 to July 4. City and stadium officials are publishing transit and safety guidance for match days.