Minnesota Teams

The Timberwolves are making major moves ahead of the NBA Draft. They traded forward Julius Randle and a draft pick to the Brooklyn Nets as part of a three-team deal. On top of that, the Wolves are locking down guard Ayo Dosunmu, signing him to a massive five-year, $112 million contract to keep him in Minnesota.

NFL

We’re in the quiet part of the NFL calendar, but teams are wrapping up their offseason programs before training camp begins next month. The biggest chatter right now is figuring out which teams are legitimate Super Bowl contenders—like the Cincinnati Bengals—and which teams might be quietly building a playoff roster from their recent draft picks.

NBA

The 2026 NBA Draft kicks off Tuesday night, and the Washington Wizards hold the No. 1 overall pick. Everyone expects them to take AJ Dybantsa, a massive 6-foot-9 high school phenom, but there's drama swirling. The league is currently buzzing about a potential blockbuster trade involving Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. If he gets moved, it could completely shift the balance of power in the NBA. In WNBA action, the Las Vegas Aces continue to hold the No. 1 spot in the power rankings, while Los Angeles Sparks veteran Nneka Ogwumike is making headlines by hitting a buzzer-beating 3-pointer to upset the New York Liberty.

MLB

As Major League Baseball hits the midway point of the season, analysts are handing out their unofficial midseason awards for the best pitchers and hitters so far. Away from the field, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred had to step in and clarify the league's rules after the San Francisco Giants didn't properly explain to their players that they were allowed to opt out of wearing rainbow-themed caps for the team's Pride Night.

NHL

The Florida Panthers made a huge splash by acquiring left-winger Brady Tkachuk from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for a pile of draft picks. This is a massive deal because Brady will now get to play alongside his brother, Matthew Tkachuk, creating an instant powerhouse in Florida as the league's offseason officially kicks off.

College Sports

In a shocking move, Michigan basketball coach Dusty May is leaving the program to coach in the NBA for the Dallas Mavericks. This comes just 11 weeks after May led the Wolverines to a national championship, leaving the college basketball world completely stunned. In college baseball, the Oklahoma Sooners won the College World Series on Monday, capturing their first national title since 1994 after a dominant run through the tournament.

Other Sports

Golf: The U.S. Open wrapped up over the weekend at New York's Shinnecock Hills with some intense final-round drama. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler squandered a chance to win, showing just how thin the margin for error is in major tournaments. Tennis: Serena Williams isn't done yet! She accepted a wild-card invitation to play singles at Wimbledon later this summer, and she'll also be teaming up with her sister Venus for the doubles tournament. Meanwhile, former Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova was hit with a four-year suspension from professional tennis after refusing to take an anti-doping test.