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Baltimore Native DeJuan Williams Lands on Doak Walker Watch List
Maryland running back DeJuan Williams enters 2026 on the Doak Walker Award watch list after a record-setting receiving season.
5 days ago


Za’Darius Smith Joins Atlanta as the Falcons Address Pass-Rush Losses
Atlanta adds veteran edge rusher Za’Darius Smith after injuries and a suspension reshape the Falcons’ pass-rush plans.
5 days ago


Candace Parker, Elena Delle Donne, and the 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame Class
Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne headline a nine-member Hall of Fame class enshrined in Springfield on August 15, 2026.
5 days ago


Baltimore and the Ravens Remember O.J. Brigance
Baltimore and the Ravens honor O.J. Brigance, a Super Bowl champion whose courage and service reshaped his bond with the city.
5 days ago


Golden State Valkyries to Host 2027 WNBA All-Star Weekend
The Golden State Valkyries will host the 2027 WNBA All-Star Weekend, announced August 18, 2026, with events July 30, 2027, and the game July 31, 2027.
5 days ago


Maryland Women’s Lacrosse Sixes Camp Invites Go to Edmondson and Suriano
The Maryland women’s lacrosse Sixes camp news puts Kori Edmondson and JJ Suriano on a 22-player U.S. training roster as the sport builds toward international competition.
Aug 14


Maryland Athletics Gift Funds Golf Center and Sports Management Growth
A new $15 million Maryland Athletics gift will support a golf performance center and expand the university’s sports management program.
Aug 13


J.J. McCarthy Vikings QB2 Role: Quarterback Plans to Stay Ready
J.J. McCarthy Vikings QB2 status follows Minnesota’s decision to start Kyler Murray, but the former first-round pick says he plans to remain prepared.
Aug 13


Alex Bregman Three-Homer Game Powers Cubs Past Nationals
Alex Bregman Three-Homer Game numbers included a career-high seven RBIs as Chicago beat Washington 12-6 and won for the eighth time in nine games.
Aug 13


Russell Westbrook Retirement Ends an 18-Season NBA Career
Russell Westbrook retirement ends an 18-season NBA career defined by a 2017 MVP award, nine All-Star selections and a record 209 triple-doubles.
Aug 13


Orioles Twins August 12 Loss Ends With Minnesota’s 7-5 Rally
The Orioles Twins August 12 loss ended 7-5 after Baltimore’s early power gave way to Minnesota’s comeback and a series win at Target Field.
Aug 12


José Altuve Set for More Tests After Pitch Strikes Left Foot
José Altuve will undergo more testing after an 82 mph curveball struck his left foot; initial imaging was negative.
Aug 12


Puka Nacua Leaves Rams-Cowboys Practice With Groin Soreness
Rams receiver Puka Nacua left a joint practice with the Cowboys because of groin soreness, with no verified timetable announced.
Aug 12


Reported $12.5 Billion Lakers Deal Puts Iger and Kushner in Line for Control
Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner are reported to have agreed to buy the Los Angeles Lakers for $12.5 billion, pending NBA approval.
Aug 12


Warriors Say Stephen Curry Wants to Finish His Career in Golden State
Golden State says Stephen Curry’s desire to remain with the only NBA franchise he has known is matched by the organization, with extension eligibility approaching.
Aug 12


Tampa Bay Rays Tie Franchise Record With Six Home Runs
Tampa Bay matched its franchise record with six home runs while Nick Martinez delivered his first career complete game in a 12–4 win.
Aug 12


Quinnen Williams’ $105.9 Million Extension Makes Him a Long-Term Dallas Cornerstone
The three-year extension runs through 2030 and places Williams second among defensive tackles in average annual value.
Aug 11


Ravens Await Answers After Nate Wiggins Leaves Practice
Baltimore is evaluating cornerback Nate Wiggins after a lower-body injury forced him out of Tuesday’s training-camp practice.
Aug 11


Knicks Ring Night and Two Conference Rematches Headline the NBA’s October 20 Opener
The defending champion Knicks raise their banner before hosting Philadelphia, while Boston-Detroit and Oklahoma City-San Antonio complete the tripleheader.
Aug 11


Hunter Henry’s Reported $16 Million Extension Keeps a Trusted Target With Drake Maye
The New England Patriots have secured one of quarterback Drake Maye’s most dependable targets beyond the 2026 season. New England announced an extension for veteran tight end Hunter Henry on Monday. The team did not disclose financial terms. ESPN reported that the two-year agreement is worth $16 million, can reach $20 million with incentives and includes a $4.2 million signing bonus and $14.5 million guaranteed. That sourcing distinction matters: the extension is team-confirm
Aug 11
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