NBA trade grades 2025-26 - Breaking down the most impactful offseason deals - ESPN
The NBA offseason is still at least two Finals games away, but the trade season is already upon us.
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NBA Finals 2025: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the lost art of the midrange jumper - ESPN
TRAILING BY A point late in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the Oklahoma City Thunder's season seemingly hanging in the balance, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander brought the ball up the left side of the Gainbridge Fieldhouse floor.
More parity in college baseball? 2025 MCWS could be a glimpse of things to come - ESPN
OMAHA, Neb. — Every time a new team makes it to Omaha, Shane Hughes gets a hat.
NBA offseason 2025 - How the Desmond Bane trade impacts Durant, draft - ESPN
The NBA world has been waiting for a blockbuster trade to materialize for the past several weeks.
Pochettino glad to get a reaction after US end losing streak in style
United States manager Mauricio Pochettino said Sunday's 5-0 thrashing of Trinidad and Tobago in their Gold Cup opener would do his squad the world of good after they came in for some stinging criticism during a four-match losing run.
Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani to return to pitching Monday vs. Padres - ESPN
Shohei Ohtani will make his long-awaited return to pitching Monday night in a matchup against the division-rival San Diego Padres, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced.
Red Sox trade All-Star slugger Rafael Devers to Giants - ESPN
The San Francisco Giants acquired three-time All-Star Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox on Sunday in a stunning trade that sent a player Boston once considered a franchise cornerstone to a San Francisco team needing an offensive infusion.
Dodgers need Shohei Ohtani's arm, but his bat will do for now - ESPN
The attrition that has plagued the Los Angeles Dodgers was most stark Tuesday night, when Matt Sauer, a 26-year-old journeyman, was called on to pitch bulk innings and wound up throwing 111 pitches, a career high and at least 29 more than he had tallied at any point in the past two years. He was followed by Enrique Hernandez, the team's effervescent utility player, who recorded the final seven outs of a lopsided loss to the San Diego Padres by throwing crossbody cutters that barely reached 50 mph, marking the first time in at least 67 years that a Dodgers position player had been called on for more than two innings.