FIFA has confirmed the Rose Bowl Stadium as a venue for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, marking an opportunity for the historic venue despite missing out on the 2026 World Cup.

The Baltimore Ravens gear up for a themed "Darkness Falls" game with festivities, LED wristbands for fans, and a tribute to cancer survivors, set against a performance by Fitz and The Tantrums.

The Domino Sugar Baltimore Refinery is showing support for the Baltimore Orioles' playoff journey by illuminating its sign with bright orange, especially highlighting the letters "O" and "S."

St. Xavier High School's football team won against Elder with a late 58-yard touchdown pass, showcasing a significant comeback in a highly competitive game.

The Charlotte Hornets' center Mark Williams is out with a foot injury, potentially impacting the team's season. He's set to be re-evaluated in two weeks and will miss the start of training camp.

Ryan Helsley set a new Cardinals record with his 49th save of the season, surpassing Trevor Rosenthal's 2015 record.

Christine Sinclair, Portland Thorns forward, announced her retirement. She's celebrated for her college and professional soccer achievements, holding a record 190 international goals.

The Raiders will face the Browns without key players including Maxx Crosby and Davante Adams due to injuries. Other team members are also sidelined for various reasons.

The Oakland Athletics bid an emotional farewell to the Oakland Coliseum, with celebrations and nostalgia marking their last game before a temporary move to West Sacramento.

Mayors of Las Cruces and Albuquerque have wagered to wear the other city's team colors based on the outcome of an upcoming football game between their universities.

Hurricane Helene's approach has postponed the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets games, with a doubleheader set for September 30th amidst the Wild Card race.

StockX becomes the Detroit Pistons' new jersey patch sponsor in a multiyear deal starting the 2024-25 NBA season, with both parties focusing on community engagement.

Cincinnati Public Schools adjusted six high school football games due to community violence, aiming for safety and considering moving other sports events earlier.