Storm's Katie Lou Samuelson (ACL) expected to miss season - ESPN
Seattle Storm forward Katie Lou Samuelson is expected to miss this WNBA season after tearing the ACL in her right knee in practice Thursday, the team announced Saturday.
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Dodgers call up ex-KBO INF Hyeseong Kim; Tommy Edman on IL - ESPN
The Los Angeles Dodgers called up up infielder Hyeseong Kim, an offseason addition from South Korea's KBO League, while also placing Tommy Edman on the injured list with a right ankle inflammation.
Red Sox 1B Triston Casas on IL with ruptured patellar tendon - ESPN
Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas was placed on the 10-day injured list with a ruptured left patellar tendon Saturday.
Miami GP: Lando Norris wins wet, chaotic sprint race under safety car - ESPN
MIAMI — Lando Norris won a chaotic sprint race in Miami ahead of McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton.
Tigers' Riley Greene becomes first player in MLB history to hit two ninth-inning home runs in same game
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NBA betting: Three bets for Clippers-Nuggets Game 7 - ESPN
The 2025 NBA playoffs have highlighted plenty of exciting matchups over the past month, but the LA Clippers-Denver Nuggets series might top them all. With multiple games in the series coming down to the wire, Game 7 is sure to entertain. The Clippers took Game 6 in a 111-105 win at home on Thursday night and with the series back in Denver, Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets will be looking to make a statement.
Leeds win Championship title on goal difference, Luton relegated
Leeds United edged out Burnley to win the second-tier Championship title on goal difference after both teams finished the season with 100 points as Luton Town suffered a second straight relegation on Saturday.
GM says Cadillac F1 project not affected by auto tariff hit
MIAMI :Reduced profit expectations and a potential $5 billion hit from automotive tariffs will not affect Cadillac's Formula One debut next season, General Motors President Mark Reuss said on Saturday.