Arizona State Changes Hockey Coaches as Investigation Into Player’s Collapse Continues
Arizona State hired Dave Hakstol and Greg Powers departed while an independent investigation continues into the August workout that left hockey player Matthew Mayich on life support.
Brewers Hit Back-to-Back Homers—Now the Dodgers Need a Miracle to Save Their Three-Peat
Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell homered in consecutive seventh-inning at-bats, giving Milwaukee a 6–2 victory and a 3–0 NLCS lead over the two-time defending champion Dodgers.
Tyreek Hill Found Liable on 2 Battery Counts—Jury Awards Estranged Wife $500,000
A Miami civil jury found NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill liable on two battery claims, rejected eight others and awarded Lakeeta Vaccaro $500,000 in compensatory damages.
Texans Pay a 2027 Second-Round Pick for Marvin Harrison Jr.—C.J. Stroud Calls the Reunion ‘Perfect’
Houston completed a blockbuster trade for Marvin Harrison Jr., reuniting the former No. 4 pick with C.J. Stroud while sending Arizona a valuable 2027 second-round selection.
The Eagles Led With 8 Seconds Left—Then Jacksonville Won From 57 Yards
Philadelphia took a 17–16 lead with eight seconds remaining in London. Ameer Abdullah’s 53-yard kickoff return and Cam Little’s 57-yard field goal gave Jacksonville a stunning 19–17 win.
Oklahoma Stuns No. 1 Texas on a 47-Yard Kick as Time Expires
Tate Sandell hit a 47-yard field goal as time expired, completing Oklahoma’s 27–24 upset of top-ranked Texas after a decisive interception with 19 seconds left.
WNBA Finals Set: Angel Reese’s Dream Face the Fastest Expansion Team Ever to Get There
Atlanta and Golden State completed semifinal sweeps to create a history-making WNBA Finals: either the Dream win their first title or the second-year Valkyries complete the fastest expansion rise in league history.
Mike Ditka Dies at 86: How “Da Coach” Became the Face of Chicago Football
The Hall of Fame tight end and Super Bowl-winning coach transformed his position, built one of the NFL’s most dominant teams and became a symbol of Chicago sports.
MLB Wants 154 Games—and Would Let Top Seeds Choose Their Playoff Opponents
MLB proposed a 154-game season, best-of-seven Division Series and a system letting top seeds select opponents—but the union has not agreed.
Ravens Pay a Premium for Cam Jurgens as Center Injuries Force an Urgent Trade
Baltimore acquired two-time Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens from Philadelphia, sending a 2028 second-round pick in a deal that reveals how urgent the Ravens' offensive-line crisis became.
Michael King Threw 72 Pitches—Two Days Later, He Saved the Padres’ Season
With their closer away and another top reliever unavailable, the Padres asked a starter on short rest for six outs. Michael King delivered—and San Diego forced NLDS Game 4.
Messi’s 208th Argentina Match Is His Last—85,000 Tickets Sold in 90 Minutes
Lionel Messi’s 208th Argentina appearance will be his last. About 85,000 tickets sold in 90 minutes as Buenos Aires prepares to end a 21-year national-team era.