Rajon Rondo has surfaced as a candidate in the Pelicans’ head‑coach search as New Orleans opens a formal review under Joe Dumars. The move mixes pedigree with questions about coaching experience.

Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe became the first man to run an official sub‑two‑hour marathon, finishing in 1:59:30 at the 2026 London Marathon.

Monte Coleman, a three‑time Super Bowl winner with Washington and former UAPB head coach, has died at 68. The university announced his passing Sunday.

Scottie Barnes’ late free throws and Brandon Ingram’s 23 pushed the Raptors past the Cavs in a 93-89 Game 4 thriller, tying the series at 2-2 and shifting the pressure to Cleveland. Turnovers and missed late shots haunted the Cavaliers in Toronto.

Buffalo embarrassed Boston at TD Garden, roaring to a 6-1 win and a 3-1 series lead as the Bruins’ playoff hopes teeter. Momentum now belongs to the Sabres.

A brutal 9–19 start and ugly splits have pushed the Phillies’ manager and hitting coach into the front‑office crosshairs.

Brandon Hagel’s two third‑period goals and Max Crozier’s booming hit powered Tampa Bay’s 3-2 comeback in Montreal, knotting the first‑round series at 2-2.

After a five-set loss to Long Beach State, Hawai'i waits for the NCAA selection show and a possible hosting nod in the expanded 12-team field.

Phoenix has bid to host the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials with a downtown course out of Hance Park, pitching a two-day championship weekend and mass-participation lead-in.

With the No. 120 pick the Packers added Penn State edge Dani Dennis-Sutton, a long, athletic defender known for run defense and blocked kicks.

Austin native Cade Klubnik was selected by the New York Jets at No. 110 in the 2026 NFL Draft. The former Westlake star and Clemson starter lands in New York as a developmental prospect.

Donte DiVincenzo left Game 4 with a right lower‑leg injury and was ruled out for the night, forcing the Timberwolves to reshuffle their rotation in a tight first‑round series. The team offered no immediate timeline for his return.

Mary Cain’s new memoir traces her rise from Bronxville prodigy to Stanford med student and lays bare alleged abuse at the Nike Oregon Project.