The Memphis Grizzlies signed former Denver Nugget PJ Hall to a two-way contract, splitting his time between the NBA team and their G League affiliate.

Lions' Levi Onwuzurike to miss 2025 season after ACL surgery, with coach Dan Campbell confirming the significant operation.

David Wright was inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame and had his No. 5 retired, celebrating his career achievements despite not winning a World Series.

The Detroit Lions begin 2025 training camp with high hopes and a determined roster, aiming for Super Bowl success following last year's playoff defeat.

Pato O'Ward won the INDYCAR race in Toronto, closing in on championship leader Alex Palou. He adapted strategy, pitting early and sticking to primary tires. Team Penske struggled, while VeeKay and Simpson reached the podium.

Steelers' Calvin Austin III hosted a STEAM camp in Memphis to encourage middle schoolers to explore careers beyond sports, emphasizing education and potential in various fields.

WNBA All-Stars wore "Pay us what you owe us" shirts to highlight financial disputes with league management during warm-ups, amid stalling collective bargaining negotiations.

The Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac launched with nearly 300 boats, including new additions like the 'Skyline Sprint'. Despite potential storms, sailors' spirits are high.

NASCAR will pause the Chicago Street Race in 2026 to address scheduling and logistics, with plans to return in 2027. The break allows time for operational adjustments and reduces holiday disruptions.

The Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl 59 win with custom rings by Jason of Beverly Hills, featuring unique design elements and personalization, with hints of the team's history and season highlights.

Utah State University named Sandy Barbour as interim athletics director, with experience from Penn State and set to focus on Pac-12 preparation and financial stability.

Damian Lillard has reportedly signed a three-year, $42 million contract to return to the Portland Trail Blazers, with a player option and no-trade clause.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt signed a record three-year, $123 million extension, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.