Auburn football player DeAngelo 'Trill' Carter was shot in Charlotte but sustained non-life-threatening injuries and has been released from the hospital.

Victor Olofsson scored twice, helping the Vegas Golden Knights defeat the Minnesota Wild 3-2, marking their fifth win in six games. Jack Eichel notched two assists, while Jesper Wallstedt made his season debut for the Wild.

The Pop-Tarts Bowl introduces a trophy with a built-in toaster, created by GE Appliances, ahead of the game between Miami Hurricanes and Iowa State Cyclones.

St. Louis is set to host the 2026 Prevagen U.S. Figure Skating Championships, serving as the qualifier for the U.S. Olympic Figure Skating Team for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games.

Detroit Lions' cornerback Khalil Dorsey suffered an ankle injury after colliding with teammate Ezekiel Turner and was carted off the field, ending his season.

Travis Hunter won the 2024 Heisman Trophy and confirmed his participation in the upcoming Alamo Bowl, becoming the second player to do so in the same season after RGIII.

Freddie Freeman's walk-off grand slam ball from the 2024 World Series fetched $1.56 million at auction, becoming the third-most valuable baseball. The ball was caught by 10-year-old fan Zachary Ruderman.

The Philadelphia Eagles achieved their 10th consecutive win by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-13, tying for the NFC's best record. Jalen Hurts impressed with 290 passing yards and two touchdowns.

A plane with a banner demanding the New York Giants fire their staff circled MetLife Stadium before the Giants-Ravens game, marking ongoing fan discontent with the team's performance.

The Pro Volleyball Federation is set to hold its inaugural All-Star Match in Fishers, Indiana, which is expected to boost sports tourism and spotlight professional volleyball on national TV.

Raiders' DE Maxx Crosby is out for the season to undergo ankle surgery, further impacting the team's struggling performance.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams opened an indoor baseball center in Washington Heights, part of the city's Public Safety Week, to provide youth with free access to sports and strengthen community safety.

Cleveland Browns' Myles Garrett suffered and then returned from an eye injury in a game against the Kansas City Chiefs, proving his resilience and commitment to the game.