The 2026 MLB Draft kicks off in Philadelphia today at 1:00 pm, and it promises to be a watershed moment for the Atlanta Braves. Following a disappointing 2025 season, Atlanta holds the ninth overall pick—the highest the franchise has held since 2019—and also has an
The White Sox have set their sights on infield versatility, selecting Magnolia Heights (Miss.) H.S. second baseman Cole Prosek with the 41st pick, marking the third in a line of middle-infield additions in this draft. Prosek profiles as a bat-first infielder who recently began catching,
The Toronto Blue Jays selected Mississippi State baseball signee Will Brick in the 2026 MLB Draft on July 11, choosing him with the 131st overall pick in the fourth round. The selection carried a stated slot value of $581,100. Brick, a catcher by trade, hails
The World Cup has reached the quarter-final stage, suggesting we may see a few more high-stakes penalty shootouts before the tournament is decided. Before the knockout rounds began, BBC Sport and Opta examined every World Cup shootout penalty ever taken. And after four memorable shootouts
Former Christian Brothers star and Mississippi State baseball signee Will Brick was selected by the Toronto Blue Jays with the 131st overall pick in the fourth round of the 2026 MLB draft on July 11. Brick earned the title of 2026 Gatorade Tennessee Baseball Player
Watch Live Stream: Indoor Football League showdown between the Green Bay Blizzard and the Iowa Barnstormers. Don’t miss the action as these two teams collide on the field in a high-energy matchup that promises fast-paced plays, hard-hitting defenses, and standout performances by the league’s best
Michael Scotto reports on Hornets executive Jeff Peterson regarding Brandon Miller extension talks: “I’ve had conversations with Brandon and his representation. They know that we want Brandon here for a very long time. I won’t get into particulars. Bottom line is we want Brandon Miller
Joel Lorenzi reports on Norman Powell’s flexible approach to his contract: Powell says he enters every situation with the goal of being where he’s needed to help win. When considering the business side of professional basketball, he acknowledges that, after a long career, the realities
Joel Lorenzi: Norman Powell says he wants to help the Bulls’ young players discover their paths. “Everybody’s incredibly young. I believe I’m the only one on the team who’s 30. So my role is to assist them, guide them, and share what I’ve learned. I’ll
Norman Powell speaks to a new chapter in his career, expressing that this moment represents an opportunity he has eagerly pursued for a long time. He describes a clear desire to emerge as a vocal leader within the team, not simply as a scorer but