Evgeni Malkin signed a one-year, $5.5M deal to stay with the Penguins, extending his 20-year Pittsburgh career. The move preserves the core for 2026127.

Jamahl Mosley is the Pelicans' new head coach, arriving on a reported multi‑year deal as New Orleans looks to reset after a 26-56 season.

Manny Fernandez, a cornerstone of the Dolphins' 1972 perfect team and a Ring of Honor member, has died at 79, TMZ reports.

Tatsuya Imai and two relievers combined for a 9‑0 no‑hitter in Arlington, the majors' first since 2024. Yordan Álvarez and Christian Walker supplied the big blows.

Jacob Misiorowski set a Statcast‑era mark with 57 pitches at 100+ mph and fanned 12 as the Brewers beat the Cardinals 5‑1. Christian Yelich’s first‑inning three‑run homer provided the margin.

After sweeping Cleveland, the Knicks are in the NBA Finals — the result of Leon Rose's patient roster moves and Jalen Brunson's leadership. The club's trades and coaching changes set the stage for a title chase.

Carissa Moore returned to the Championship Tour with a dramatic Raglan win, closing with a 9.4 to take the New Zealand Pro. Finals day was briefly halted after a photographer was bitten.

A seven‑photo gallery captures Game 4 at Frost Bank Center, showing in‑game action, bench moments and a packed Spurs crowd during the Western Conference Finals.

The Portland Timbers and head coach Phil Neville have parted ways, the club announced Monday. The organization says a coaching search is underway as the team looks to regroup during the summer break.

E.J. Speed suffered a partially torn quadriceps and will have surgery, leaving the Texans short a rotational linebacker. Houston must reshuffle its depth and test backups and rookies.

Vegas rallied from a 3-0 hole to beat Colorado 5-3, taking a 3-0 Western Conference final edge in Las Vegas.

Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon left Game 3 in Las Vegas after taking a puck to the knee and did not return. His status is unclear as Colorado tries to avoid a deeper series hole.

An eight-goal first half at Nu Stadium left Inter Miami and Philadelphia tied 4-4, capped by Milan Iloski’s first-half hat trick and several Messi assists.