The Mets beat the Giants 2-1 for their sixth consecutive win, with Mark Vientos' double and strong pitching from David Peterson. Pete Alonso's defense and Brandon Nimmo's on-base streak contributed to the win.

The Spurs plan to invest $1 billion in a new arena and downtown district, aiming to generate $2.5 billion over 20 years, with concerns from local residents.

Orlando City secured a 3-1 away win against Columbus Crew, handing the Crew their first home defeat of the season, with Ramiro Enrique's brace and Martín Ojeda's late goal overcoming Diego Rossi's early penalty for the Crew.

The Cleveland Browns signed former UFL running back Toa Taua, addressing their need for depth in the backfield.

The University of Michigan and Western Michigan University are negotiating a 2026 college football game in Germany, marking both teams' first game in Europe.

The Columbus Crew SC signed Al Ahly's forward Wessam Abou Ali as a Designated Player. Abou Ali led his previous team to titles and scored goals internationally, fitting the club's long-term vision.

Jordan Hicks, a linebacker for the Cleveland Browns, has announced his retirement from the NFL after 10 seasons, citing the end of a 23-year football journey.

Florida's West Coast will host the Premier SuperCopa and SuperCopa+ youth soccer championships in 2026, 2028, and 2030 at the Premier Sports Campus in Lakewood Ranch.

Shemar Stewart signed a four-year, fully guaranteed $19 million contract with the Bengals, including a $10.4 million bonus, after resolving negotiations.

UTEP Softball has announced Alexis Bandin as their new assistant coach, bringing her successful history, including three SWAC titles with Prairie View A&M, to the program.

Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba are suspended for a match by MLS after missing the All-Star Game, despite Messi's management of a tight schedule and Alba's injury.

The Bedlam basketball series returns to OKC's Paycom Center in 2025 with a men's and women's doubleheader for the first time. OSU fans have early ticket access.

The West Side Little League team from Butler County won the state championship and was escorted home by the Sheriff's Office, earning community support as they advance to Regionals in Indiana.