Winners, losers and top moments of the 2025 NHL draft - ESPN
The 2025 NHL draft is now complete. Though drafting Matthew Schaefer with the No. 1 pick was no surprise, there was no shortage of shocks as the two-day event proceeded.
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UFC 317 live analysis and results: Ilia Topuria-Charles Oliveira - ESPN
Former featherweight champion and the second-best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, Ilia Topuria, became the 10th person to win two UFC belts when he knocked out Charles Oliveira in the first round to claim the lightweight title in their UFC 317 main event Saturday. His bitter rival, Paddy Pimblett, entered the Octagon from the audience after Topuria got his hand raised. They traded one-liners before Topuria shoved Pimblett and the two were separated. Is the stage already set for Topuria's first lightweight defense?
Lenny Wilkens 1st to have statue outside Climate Pledge Arena - ESPN
SEATTLE — The Seattle basketball community turned out Saturday to honor legendary former Seattle SuperSonics player, coach and executive Lenny Wilkens, who became the first person to have a statue unveiled outside Climate Pledge Arena.
Simon Wang becomes highest-drafted NHL player born in China - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Simon Wang was proud to become the highest-drafted player born in China when the San Jose Sharks selected him Saturday with the first pick of the second round of the NHL draft. The big defenseman is also confident he won't hold that distinction for long.
Simon Wang makes history as highest-drafted Chinese player in NHL
Simon Wang is still only 17 years old.
Sources - Warriors tender qualifying offer to Jonathan Kuminga - ESPN
The Golden State Warriors officially tendered Jonathan Kuminga a $7.9 million qualifying offer which will make the forward a restricted free agent as expected, sources confirmed.
Vancouver Canucks select Braeden Cootes with 15th pick in NHL draft
Braeden Cootes spent a year living in Vancouver in the past.
Trading cards offer lifeline to low-income players
LONDON/NEW YORK :A nearly year-old initiative to sell tennis players' trading cards is generating vital extra income for lower earners struggling to make ends meet, its backers said.