Progressive Field's multi‑year makeover now reads like a finished stadium, with new seats, beer halls and clubs reshaping the fan experience.

World Athletics allowed three front-runners misdirected in Atlanta to join Team USA in Copenhagen as non-scoring entries while USATF finalizes scoring picks in May.

Luka Dončić scored 42 and handed out 12 assists as the Lakers beat the Cavaliers 127-113, pushing L.A. to 50 wins and capping a dominant March run. Several career milestones followed the performance.

MLS's sprint season compresses FC Cincinnati into 14 high-stakes Feb–Apr 2027 games, testing squad depth and forcing ticketing and operational shifts.

Appleton-born Esmir Bajraktarevic converted the decisive penalty in Zenica, sending Bosnia-Herzegovina to the 2026 World Cup and ending Italy's qualifying run.

Portland beat the Clippers 114-104 as Jrue Holiday hit seven threes and Deni Avdija nearly posted a triple‑double. The win pulls the Blazers within a half‑game of the West's eighth seed.

Brad Rothermel, who ran UNLV athletics during the Runnin' Rebels' glory years, has died at 88, leaving a lasting legacy across Las Vegas sports.

Viktor Arvidsson’s hat trick lifted the Bruins to a 6-3 win as Boston’s late-season surge pushes the club toward the playoffs before a pivotal road trip.

Gerry Sandusky, WBAL-TV's longtime sports director and the Ravens' radio voice, announced his retirement; his final 11 p.m. newscast is set for April 17, 2026.

St. Louis City SC is rolling out a "Summer of Soccer" during the 2026 World Cup — watch parties at Energizer Park, festivals across city landmarks and youth tournaments. The program spans roughly 40 events and leans into local communities.

Dickies Arena will host the NCAA men's first- and second-round games March 18–20, 2027, with UNT as institutional host—bringing another March Madness weekend to Fort Worth.

After playoff drama in Europe, Czechia will base its World Cup training camp at Mansfield Stadium, handing the small Texas city a summer sports spotlight and an economic bump. Local leaders are already prepping hotels, events and street decorations.

Madison Square Garden will host the New York Sirens vs Seattle Torrent on April 4 in a sold-out PWHL game that could set U.S. attendance records.