WNBA fans are actively voting for the All-Star Game, with A'ja Wilson leading and Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston close behind. The final rosters will be announced on July 2.

The Philadelphia Phillies celebrated the retirement of iconic pitcher Cole Hamels, who left a lasting impact on the franchise and earned MVP in the 2008 World Series.

The Spurs are considering a draft strategy to build a dynamic duo with Victor Wembanyama and potentially pairing him with prospects like Stephon Castle or Matas Buzelis, with an emphasis on defense.

St. Louis Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras is set to return from a forearm fracture ahead of schedule, aiming to be back in the lineup as early as Monday, just seven weeks after the incident.

Argentina and Canada criticize the turf condition at Mercedes-Benz Stadium after their Copa America opener, where players struggled with the newly installed grass surface.

Atlanta gears up for Copa América with high ticket demand, especially for matches involving Lionel Messi and Argentina. The city buzzes with football celebrations including fan events and parties.

The University of Houston dismissed Athletic Director Chris Pezman, citing the need for a strategic shift in addressing the evolving collegiate athletics landscape.

The Tennessee Volunteers are in the College World Series Finals against Texas A&M, their first appearance since 1951, with games viewable at a local drive-in and broadcast on ESPN and ABC.

Nate Martin has left his position as athletic director at Clinton High School amidst a scandal involving grade-fixing and ineligible player participation.

The Atlanta Dream will play at the larger State Farm Arena instead of their usual Gateway Center Arena due to high demand for their upcoming game against the Indiana Fever.

Athletes compete at Eugene's Hayward Field for a spot at the Paris 2024 Olympics; only the top three with the Olympic standard in each event will qualify. The trials run from June 21-30.

Monty Williams is fired by the Detroit Pistons after a season with a historic losing streak and an overall 14-68 record, amidst organizational restructuring.

The UFL Championship game witnessed the San Antonio Brahmas overpower the Birmingham Stallions 25-0, with a record 1.6 million viewers tuning in, despite the Brahmas needing to solidify a local fanbase.