The AL home run record is quaking in its boots
Aaron Judge’s Yankees and Cal Raleigh’s Mariners are both swinging for AL home run history. Plus, Soto, Witt Jr., Skubal, Kershaw, and Machado’s milestones.
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Things are hot at London’s All England Club, on and off the court
Wimbledon 2025 is chaos in the best way—23 seeds gone after round one, Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula among them. Prize money’s up, temps are hotter, and the celebrity box is stacked.
MLB All-Star starters revealed
The 2025 MLB All-Star Game starters are locked in — Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, three Tigers, and more fresh faces ready to light up the Midsummer Classic.
The A’s break ground on planned $1.75B Vegas stadium
The A’s have officially broken ground on their long-planned Vegas stadium. But with funding gaps, timeline doubts, and 38 other major venues in the works, it’s far from a sure thing.
The NIL era is reshaping the NBA Draft
The NIL era has turned college basketball into a safer bet than the second round of the NBA Draft. With fewer prospects declaring, front offices are adjusting to a shrinking talent pool—and players are doing the math.
It’s shaping up to be a busy NBA offseason
The offseason chaos has started early. Desmond Bane is off to Orlando, Kevin Durant wants out, and Giannis might be thinking the same. Game 6 of the Finals tips tonight, but the trade season is already in full swing.
FanDuel and Kalshi want to parlay a partnership into more parlays
FanDuel and Kalshi are exploring a bold partnership that could shake up both sports betting and prediction markets. But regulators aren’t exactly fans yet.
Major League Baseball finally joins the creator economy
MLB just stepped into the creator economy, acquiring a stake in Jomboy Media. No editorial strings attached—just a content-savvy power play that could reshape how the league engages with fans online.
How the Goodyear Blimp became synonymous with sports
It was never supposed to be a sports thing. But somewhere between World War II and the Rose Bowl, the Goodyear Blimp became a floating icon—trading in helium and horsepower for sideline fame and prime-time flyovers.
Both NBA Finals teams are brought to you courtesy of Paul George
Neither the Thunder nor Pacers would be in the NBA Finals without Paul George—who’s now watching from Philly. Here’s how one player’s trades created two contenders and what’s at stake for bettors, broadcasters, and NBA history.