The Boston Celtics enter a transformative season with MVP candidate Jayson Tatum, new veteran leadership from Mike Conley, and lingering questions after trading Jaylen Brown. Key contract decisions and roster adjustments will shape their championship pursuit in a competitive Eastern Conference.
The Angels' 12-year playoff drought continues after mathematical elimination, but Stan Kroenke's impending $4 billion purchase and front office restructuring signal potential franchise revival.
The Barclays Women's Super League 2 opened with surprise results, late drama and new signings making immediate impacts across seven matches, including Sunderland's 4-1 thrashing of Bristol City and Southampton's impressive 3-1 away win at Durham.
Liga MX champions Cruz Azul host bottom-placed Santos Laguna at Estadio Azteca, with the home side aiming to build momentum after ending their winless streak while Santos has managed just one point from six matches this season.
Recently acquired Lakers forward Sandro Mamukelashvili shares insights on team chemistry during their Slovenia trip and offseason golf outings, while discussing his role in the franchise's new era centered around Luka Dončić.
The Pittsburgh Penguins completed a busy offseason with contract extensions, new acquisitions, a change in ownership, and minor league affiliation shifts while preparing for the 2026-27 NHL season.
A federal appeals court ruled Bonneville International Corp. lawfully terminated longtime Sacramento Kings broadcaster Grant Napear for his 'All Lives Matter' response to former player DeMarcus Cousins during 2020 racial justice protests, citing contractual obligations to protect company reputation.
Houston's minor league affiliates saw a split slate of results, highlighted by Collin Price's multi-hit game and Asheville's offensive explosion, while Sugar Land and Corpus Christi suffered losses.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' 2026 season has been defined by dramatic extra-inning victories and narrow defeats, showcasing their resilience in high-pressure situations with an 82-57 record through September 2.
An in-depth examination of how Boston's methodical approach to offense yielded regular-season success but raised questions about its playoff viability.
The Philadelphia 76ers' financial constraints after signing LeBron James force careful evaluation of veteran free agents for their last roster opening.
The Chicago Cubs extended their dominant August run with a record-setting offensive explosion against division rival Milwaukee, powered by Tyrone Taylor's four-hit night and Clay Holmes' six scoreless innings.