As Halo Infinite’s HCS competition approaches its end, players and fans prepare for a historic farewell. Join us for the final Major events and witness the crowning of the last champion in October!
In a surprising move, the Raiders have released defensive tackle Christian Wilkins just a year after signing him to a massive contract. This decision underscores the team’s commitment to excellence and a clear message about player dedication.
In a disappointing outing, Cubs pitcher Shōta Imanaga struggled against the White Sox, leading to a lopsided defeat. With playoff hopes on the line, fans are concerned about Imanaga's performance and the team's future.
Layne Riggs clinched his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series win at the TSport 200, celebrating in style as he led 160 laps and cut into Corey Heim's points lead with two races left in the season.
In a significant move for the Cincinnati Bengals, first-round pick Shemar Stewart has signed a four-year contract worth $18.97 million, resolving a standoff that kept him from minicamp. With a $10.4 million signing bonus included, this deal marks a pivotal moment for both the team and the rookie defensive end, who sought clarity on contract terms concerning guaranteed money.
Aaron Rodgers opens training camp with the Steelers, embracing a fresh start after his tumultuous Jets experience. Fans are hopeful as he aims for a successful final NFL season under coach Mike Tomlin.
The Seattle Mariners have acquired All-Star first baseman Josh Naylor from the Arizona Diamondbacks, sparking rumors of a potential reunion with former player Eugenio Suárez ahead of the MLB trade deadline.
Jets fans were riding high this week with new coach Aaron Glenn bringing fresh energy and star players securing long-term contracts. But can they hold onto this hope?
In a surprising trade move, the Seattle Mariners welcome Josh Naylor to their lineup while parting ways with Brandyn Garcia. This bold decision signals the team's intent to push for October baseball. Get all the details here!
President Trump signed a new executive order targeting college sports, focusing on scholarships for women's and Olympic sports and regulating NIL deals. The order signals a potential federal intervention in college athletics, raising questions about the future of non-revenue sports.
