Lawmakers adjourn without passing bill to keep Bears in Illinois - ESPN
Illinois lawmakers adjourned the 2026 spring legislative session early Monday morning without passing a bill aimed to keep the Chicago Bears from leaving the state.
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Sources: Vikings hire Seahawks' Nolan Teasley as new GM - ESPN
EAGAN, Minn. — The Minnesota Vikings have hired Nolan Teasley as their general manager, concluding an unusual chapter for the franchise, sources told NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.
2026 MLB mock draft 2.0: Predicting the first 40 picks - ESPN
The MLB draft process is heating up as it typically does this time of year with college conference tournaments and many high school state tournaments now concluded. With their regular seasons now over, the focus for many key players has shifted to private workouts or playoff games, and rumors are starting to swirl about specific prospects teams are targeting.
NFL trade offers for Coleman, Kmet, Richardson, Thibodeaux - ESPN
NFL teams are done with the bulk of their offseason moves, but we could still see a few more trades over the course of the summer. Eagles receiver A.J. Brown is expected to end up with the Patriots once we get into June, per ESPN's Adam Schefter, but who else could get moved? And how might those deals look?
Bipartisan college sports bill proposes salary cap, transfer limit - ESPN
A group of U.S. senators introduced new and wide-sweeping legislation Wednesday that aims to address many current issues in college sports, including an effort to restore some rule-making power to the NCAA and open the possibility for conferences to sell their lucrative television rights as one large group.
Rangers score 8 runs in 1st inning a night after being no-hit - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Joc Pederson hit a three-run homer to cap an eight-run first inning for Texas, a night after three Houston pitchers combined to throw a no-hitter against the Rangers.
West Ham relegated: What now for the Hammers?
West Ham’s relegation from the Premier League was confirmed on Sunday.
Florida signs 'Teddy Bridgewater Act,' lets coaches aid players - ESPN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the «Teddy Bridgewater Act» into law Friday, meaning high school coaches in the state will now be able to use their own money to help their players with expenses such as food, transportation, physical therapy and rehabilitation services.