The Guardians have been quietly checking right-handed bats ahead of the Aug. 3 deadline, with scouts and front-office calls showing the team is ready to add affordable offense.

A Mark Cuban-led fund has taken a minority stake in the Athletics, the fund’s first team investment. The deal arrives as the club moves toward a permanent Las Vegas home.

The KHSAA recommended ending state sponsorship of field hockey after 2026; Louisville ADs say local schools and club networks will work to keep the sport alive.

The Independence Day Regatta moves to July 24–26 this year, bringing roughly 5,000 rowers and free riverfront viewing to Kelly Drive while the city hosts America 250 and World Cup events.

Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman is drawing calls from contenders as the Aug. 3 deadline approaches. Cheap control and surprising road power make him a hot trade chip.

Tyreek Hill says he still has "no power" in his injured left leg nearly 10 months after a season‑ending dislocation, posting a rehab video of pool work and short runs. Teams will be watching closely as camps open.

Panthers’ Nic Scourton was carted off with an apparent right-knee injury on the first day of training camp; MRI is scheduled and practice was paused. Updates are pending.

The 75th Printscape PONY League World Series lands in Washington Aug. 7–12, bringing international teams, fan events and an estimated $6.5M boost to the county.

Cathy Engelbert met WNBPA leaders in New York for a 90‑minute session after racist and threatening messages targeted players. The league pledged security steps but players want concrete change.

The Red Sox matched their 1946 franchise mark Wednesday, winning 15 straight with a 6-3 victory at Fenway. Timely hitting and steady pitching pushed Boston into the record books.

After his blockbuster move to Miami, Giannis told a Greek podcast he hopes to return to Milwaukee someday. The comment has reignited murals, tributes and debate across the city.

After more than a decade, Badger football is headed back to Newsradio 620 WTMJ under a new multi-year deal with UW Athletics and Good Karma Brands.

Patrick Kane is leaving Detroit to rejoin the Chicago Blackhawks on a two-year, $16M deal. The move reunites him with the club that drafted him and closes a three-year chapter in Detroit.