Aaron Rodgers has agreed to a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers, moving from the New York Jets and set to join the team pending a physical before minicamp.

Adam Silver, NBA Commissioner, indicated that discussions for expanding the league, potentially reviving the Seattle Supersonics, are set for the July Board of Governors meeting.

Georgia high school athletes Kate Harping and Caleb Holt secured NIL deals with Adidas, marking a significant step in the changing landscape of amateur athletics and their ability to capitalize on their talents.

Teams for the FIFA Club World Cup arrive in South Florida, with Al-Ahly ready to represent Egypt. Despite potential rain, excitement builds for the tournament starting June 14 at Hard Rock Stadium.

Morocco Brown is no longer listed as the Colts' Chief Personnel Executive, suggesting his departure from the team. His role in scouting and drafting, including support for drafting QB Anthony Richardson, was notable during his tenure.

Colts QB Anthony Richardson will miss minicamp due to an aggravated AC joint injury, with no current need for surgery. Daniel Jones will take first-team reps in his absence.

Ohio State University's Department of Athletics is revising its 2029 and 2030 football schedules, including games against Navy, Nevada, and Youngstown State.

Jordan Ott is hired as the new head coach of the Phoenix Suns, succeeding Mike Budenholzer, on a four-year contract after the team's disappointing 36-46 season.

Los Angeles is preparing to host the 2028 Paralympic Games, focusing on sporting excellence and long-term city inclusivity and accessibility improvements.

Dan Muse has been named the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins, bringing his expertise in player development and special teams to the NHL team.

The Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte is hosting the Savannah Bananas baseball team for "Banana Ball" games with high entertainment value, attracting huge crowds similar to major concerts.

The DOJ has offered commentary on Zakai Zeigler's lawsuit against the NCAA, emphasizing the need for flexibility in evaluating eligibility rules and their impact on competition without taking sides.

The Texas Stars defeated the Abbotsford Canucks 5-2 in the third game of the Western Conference Finals, with special teams action and two shorthanded goals.