A 14-year-old amateur rider from Crescent City, Fla., died Monday after an on-track incident during the AMA Flat Track Grand Championship in Du Quoin. Organizers paused the event while officials and the AMA offered condolences.

Giannis will wear No.7 in Miami; the team says it will convert No.34 orders to No.7 and allow in-store exchanges for customers who bought 34s.

The Boston Fleet announced Agganis Arena as its primary home for 2026‑27, shifting from Lowell after strong turnout at BU. Season‑ticket deposits are open.

North Texas SC opened Mansfield's new stadium with a 3-0 win and packed stands, photos from the city show. The night ended with a fireworks display.

Kyle Lowry signed a ceremonial one-day deal to retire as a Toronto Raptor on July 7, capping a 20-year NBA career that included the 2019 championship.

Belgium beat the U.S. 4-1 at Lumen Field, ending the home team’s World Cup run. De Ketelaere scored twice and a costly goalkeeper mistake proved decisive.

Mission Navy Yard is hosting World Cup watch parties for the U.S. Round of 16 on July 6, rolling out group packages, pitchers and extended hours.

A Payne County judge granted an emergency order allowing Oklahoma State guard Kashie Natt to rejoin the Cowboys while his eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA proceeds.

Charlotte appears in the U.S. bid for the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup, with Bank of America Stadium named as a possible venue and FIFA set to decide in November 2026.

Kevin Durant’s Instagram photo in a Detroit Tigers cap reignited trade chatter linking him to the Pistons; insiders say Detroit checked with Houston but no deal is imminent.

The Sacramento Kings will waive veteran DeMar DeRozan, turning the six‑time All‑Star into a notable free‑agent target and freeing up the cap as the franchise pivots toward youth. The decision follows trade exploration and points to a summer of roster reshaping.

Ice Cube9s BIG3 is moving toward a public listing via a reverse merger with Graf Global, valuing the league at roughly $290 million and aiming to trade as TONT. The deal is pitched as a way to open ownership to fans while funding media and global growth.

San Antonio's Tate Taylor stunned Hayward Field with a 19.75 200m win over Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo and is headed to Texas Tech this fall.