Buffalo finished off the Boston Bruins 4-1 at TD Garden on May 1, clinching the first-round series and ending the Bruins’ season. Alex Tuch and Mattias Samuelsson sparked the win.

Webster University says financial strain and visa restrictions forced the end of SPICE, its celebrated collegiate chess program, ending a 14‑year run of national success.

Sportico pegs the Golden State Valkyries at $850M after a sold‑out inaugural season and record revenue, a rapid re‑rating for the Bay Area expansion club.

The Dallas Cowboys signed 11 undrafted free agents and kept reshaping the roster after the draft. Michael Trigg and a 6‑foot‑8 tackle are among the names to watch.

Southern Miss wing Tylik Weeks has committed to Memphis, bringing nearly 20 points per game to Penny Hardaway’s roster.

Connor Bedard will skip the May 15–31 IIHF Worlds to rehab a shoulder injury and prep for a pivotal offseason with the Blackhawks.

Industry reporting suggests Cincinnati has the inside track on the 2029 NFL Draft, city leaders say the riverfront could host the three‑day festival.

Texas Motor Speedway hosts a three-day NASCAR tripleheader May 1–3, headlined by the WÜRTH 400 and featuring driver appearances, concerts and a special concessions menu.

Toyota Field will host Saudi Arabia vs Senegal on June 9 as a World Cup warm‑up. Tickets go on sale Friday at 2 p.m.

The Nuggets were eliminated 110-98 by the Timberwolves in Game 6, prompting fan frustration and fresh questions about coaching and roster health.

Hamilton County approved $5.7M to demolish Paycor Stadium's scoreboard, clearing the way for a roughly $12M replacement and other small upgrades.

The Knicks opened Game 6 with a record-setting first half, leading the Hawks 83–36 at intermission — the largest halftime margin in NBA playoff history.

Minnesota eliminated Dallas 5-2 in Game 6 to win the series 4-2. A deadline trade and late goals swung the matchup and leave the Stars with tough offseason choices.