Shohei Ohtani was hit on the right hand by a pitch and left Tuesday’s Dodgers game at Dodger Stadium. The Dodgers offered no immediate diagnosis ahead of his scheduled start Wednesday.

Kelsey Plum left Sparks practice after appearing to injure her right lower leg; coach Lynne Roberts said it "looks like an ankle." The team is awaiting tests.

Scaffolding and grandstands are rising at Bellerive Country Club as St. Louis prepares to host the BMW Championship Aug. 18–23, 2026. The FedExCup playoff event brings top players and benefits Evans Scholars.

Black Sheep Performance in Blue Ash is more than doubling its space, adding turf and a 24-hour gym. The Blue Ash facility has become a go‑to offseason spot for Bengals players.

Chiefs star Travis Kelce bought a minority stake in the Cleveland Guardians, reuniting the Cleveland Heights native with his hometown club while details remain limited.

Vegas swept Colorado in the Western Conference final, clinching a trip to the Stanley Cup Final after a decisive Game 4 at T‑Mobile Arena. A Game 3 comeback proved decisive.

The Bank of America Chicago 13.1 returns Sunday in Garfield Park. Here’s what locals need to know about start times, packet pick‑up and closures.

The Philadelphia Eagles hit a record $8.3 billion valuation after owner Jeffrey Lurie sold an 8% minority stake to outside investors, reshaping how NFL teams are financed.

Bob Horner, the Braves' 1978 NL Rookie of the Year and a towering power hitter, has died at 68. His four‑home‑run game and decade of slugging left a lasting mark on Atlanta baseball.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 32 as the Thunder beat the Spurs 127-114 in Game 5, moving Oklahoma City to a 3-2 series lead and one win from the NBA Finals.

Joe Mazzulla won the 2025-26 NBA Coach of the Year after guiding the Celtics to 56 wins despite injuries and offseason turnover.

Teagan Kavan's shutout and Viviana Martinez's 17-pitch RBI triple lifted Texas past Arizona State, sending the Longhorns back to the Women's College World Series.

Tennessee grad Adam Walton upset former world No. 1 Daniil Medvedev in a five-set opening-round shock at Roland-Garros. The Australian wildcard — a former Vols doubles champion — now meets Zachary Svajda in round two.