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Giannis reportedly wouldn't dismiss Portland if the Blazers made a serious offer. Portland's Bucks-controlled picks put Rip City in rare position to bid.
Nick Pivetta played catch as the Padres issued multiple injury updates and a pending ownership transfer moves toward a league vote.
Navy Athletics has broken ground on a $30M lacrosse center and is advancing stadium renovations and plans for an indoor football practice facility. Work will roll into the coming seasons.
Saint Mary’s stunned No. 1 UCLA 3-2 at Jackie Robinson Stadium as Jacob Johnson’s ninth-inning home run lifted the Gaels in the Los Angeles Regional opener.
USSSA permanently banned an Oklahoma youth coach after video showed an 11U pitcher throw a fastball into an opposing dugout at a Kansas City tournament. The player was suspended five years.
The Big 12 publicly backed a 24‑team College Football Playoff and said member schools signed the CSC participation agreement, a move with big financial and legal stakes.
Detroit Hockey Now reports the Red Wings may retire Henrik Zetterberg’s No. 40 next season; Timrå IK will retire his No. 20 at SCA Arena on Oct. 17. The honors spotlight a Cup-winning, Conn Smythe career.
UW‑Milwaukee stunned No. 4 Auburn 13‑8 at Plainsman Park, roaring to a 10‑0 lead and surviving a late Tigers rally.
João Fonseca rallied from two sets down to topple Novak Djokovic in a nearly five‑hour classic at Roland‑Garros, ending the Serb’s bid for a 25th major.
Mitchell Robinson broke his right pinky and has no timetable for a return as the Knicks head to their first NBA Finals since 1999. The injury raises rotation questions and hands more responsibility to depth pieces.
After a 118-91 Game 6 loss in San Antonio, Alex Caruso says the Thunder must "regain control" as a winner-take-all Game 7 returns to Paycom Center on Saturday.
Picklr's new Federal Way club brings 14 indoor courts and pro-level amenities to a converted LA Fitness, with a May 30 grand opening.
At the Mackinac Policy Conference, Michigan coach Dusty May said the Fab Five banners could return to Crisler Arena "sooner than later," tying the move to the team's 2026 title and a Fab Five reunion.
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