Thousands of Curaçao supporters have descended on Houston for the island’s first World Cup match, turning fan hubs and stadium approaches into a sea of blue. The arrival has lifted local watch parties and stretched transit across the city.

Robert Lewandowski visited Chicago this weekend amid ongoing talks with the Chicago Fire; club and local reporting say no contract has been announced.

The Pacers are among teams pursuing Trey Murphy III, but New Orleans is demanding a hefty return. Indianapolis may have to trade rotation pieces and future first-round picks.

A Decatur seminary field is being honored as the birthplace of organized youth soccer as Atlanta hosts World Cup matches this summer.

OU's Board of Regents will review roughly $420M in bonds and a proposed Opendorse agreement to fund stadium updates, student housing and parking.

Portland junior Ellery Lincoln ran a 4:27.65 mile at the HOKA Festival of Miles, setting a U.S. junior-class record and moving to No. 3 on the all-time prep list.

A District 11-6A panel voted 5-2 to rule John Meredith III ineligible after his January transfer. The ruling can be appealed to the UIL State Executive Committee.

Andrew Mahoney's 15‑strikeout complete game lifted Detroit Catholic Central to a 6–1 semifinal win and a chance at the MHSAA Division 1 crown Saturday.

Baker Mayfield has given the Buccaneers until the start of training camp to reach a new deal, saying talks are “not anywhere close.” The deadline sharpens Tampa Bay’s offseason timeline.

Jacob Misiorowski twirled a 95‑pitch complete game, fanning 15 and flashing a 104.5–105 mph heater in Milwaukee's 6‑0 win.

Hwang In-beom scored and set up the winner as South Korea rallied past the Czech Republic 2-1 in Guadalajara, putting Korea level with Mexico after the opening round.

MLB will question Dodgers team physician Dr. Neal ElAttrache after reporting he backed Conor McGregor’s use of banned drugs during his 2021 recovery. The interviews will probe whether any medical recommendations cross into baseball policy.

Shohei Ohtani and Justin Wrobleski left the Dodgers' game in Pittsburgh with knee and hamstring injuries, respectively, as the Dodgers fell 9-8.