Reports say the Poinsettia Bowl will return to San Diego’s postseason slate in 2026, likely staged at Snapdragon Stadium in mid‑December as organizers finalize tie‑ins.

Top-seeded Carolina opens the Stanley Cup Playoffs at Lenovo Center on April 18, facing Ottawa in a matchup where Andersen and special teams could decide Game 1.

The Wild rolled into Dallas and roughed up the Stars 6-1 in Game 1, with Eriksson Ek and Boldy each scoring twice and Minnesota dominating physically.

Oklahoma edged LSU in a final‑rotation thriller at Dickies Arena to claim the Sooners' eighth NCAA women's gymnastics title. The win capped a night of tight scores and big routines.

The Lightning open the playoffs Sunday without captain Victor Hedman; he’s skating with the club but isn’t yet cleared to play. The team will lean on veteran leadership.

Cincinnati has reportedly acquired All‑Pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence from the Giants in a pre‑draft swap that sends the No. 10 pick to New York.

Donovan Mitchell poured in 32 and Max Strus added 24 off the bench as the Cavaliers beat the Raptors 126-113 to open the playoffs in Cleveland.

The U.S. Women’s Open lands at Riviera Country Club June 4–7, 2026 — the first time the championship visits the Westside course. Key dates, tickets and neighborhood impacts.

A new photo gallery collects Jalen Williams' season-defining plays, from March bursts to playoff fireworks. The images highlight the guard's biggest moments at Paycom Center and beyond.

Three-time All-Star Satou Sabally signed a multiyear deal with the New York Liberty and said she took a pay cut to chase a championship in Brooklyn.

A four‑year, $6.3M extension keeps Aliyah Boston in Indianapolis and — according to local reports — represents the largest total salary in WNBA history to date.

Orlando heads into the summer boxed in by a near‑$200M payroll and apron rules that will shape trades, option decisions and free‑agent flexibility.

The Penn Relays Carnival returns to Franklin Field next week for its 130th running, bringing thousands of athletes and a weekend-long Carnival Village to University City.