Astros pitchers Cristian Javier and José Urquidy will undergo season-ending surgeries, with Javier requiring Tommy John surgery and both seeking second opinions earlier in the week.

Laura Ianello is named the new head coach for the University of Texas Women's Golf team, arriving from a successful coaching stint at the University of Arizona.

Cornerback Cam Sutton returns to the Pittsburgh Steelers after legal issues ended his tenure with the Detroit Lions. Sutton, who faced a reduced misdemeanor charge from a domestic violence allegation, is navigating his professional comeback.

The Alamo Bowl is unable to select Texas or Oklahoma for its 2024 and 2025 seasons due to their move to the SEC, prompting the Bowl to seek other teams.

MLB suspends Phillies' minor leaguer José Rodríguez for a year due to betting on baseball games, including MLB matches, though not on ones he played in.

Atlanta United fired head coach Gonzalo Pineda after a series of poor results, with Rob Valentino serving as interim.

Alonzo Mourning, a former Miami Heat basketball player, has successfully undergone surgery for Stage 3 prostate cancer and is now cancer-free. He advocates for routine prostate screenings for men.

The Johnson Jaguars defeated the O'Connor Panthers 10-2 to advance to the state tournament, with Aidan Carter's pitching performance and the team's strong offense highlighted.

Luis Castillo led the Seattle Mariners to a 5-1 win over the LA Angels, completing a weekend sweep with his first victory since May 12 and seven shutout innings.

A new Chicago Sports Network (CHSN) will broadcast Bulls, Blackhawks, and White Sox games, starting this October for Blackhawks and Bulls and White Sox in 2025.

Sterling Heights unveils a new cricket field at Delia Park, equipped with a natural grass outfield and artificial turf pitch, contributing to local recreation and inclusivity.

The Atlanta Pride Run and Walk 5K had over 3,000 participants, raising $120,000 for local HIV/AIDS non-profits.

The 44th annual Bicycle Ride Across Georgia (BRAG) attracts 1,000 riders for a scenic week-long journey from Atlanta to Savannah, blending cycling with diverse social activities.