Minnesota Teams

The Minnesota Lynx are on absolute fire, beating the Seattle Storm 105-102 for their sixth win in a row. Kayla McBride and rookie Olivia Miles put on an absolute shooting clinic, combining for 65 points (33 and 32, respectively).

It was a much tougher night for the Minnesota Twins, who got blown out 13-4 by the Cleveland Guardians. Unfortunately, All-Star pitcher Joe Ryan had a historic night for all the wrong reasons, setting an unwanted franchise record by giving up six home runs in a single game.

Over in the boxing ring, Rosemount's own Lauren Rognerud is chasing her Olympic dream after recently making history by winning a Golden Gloves title.

NBA

The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas just wrapped up, giving fans a sneak peek at the newest rookies. Yaxel Lendeborg outdueled Cameron Boozer to lead the Golden State Warriors to the Summer League Championship.

In WNBA news, Chicago Sky star Angel Reese accepted an apology from Tempo coach Sandy Brondello. The WNBA suspended Brondello for one game after she made a controversial "protected species" comment about Reese over the weekend. Meanwhile, the league's newest expansion team, the Golden State Valkyries, are officially the hottest team in the league right now and sit at No. 1 in the latest power rankings.

NFL

Footballs are flying again! NFL training camps are officially opening this week, marking the unofficial start of the 2026 season. Fans will finally get to see how the new rookies mesh with their teams and keep an eye out for any looming quarterback controversies.

One of the biggest off-field storylines right now is a push for player safety. Big-name stars like George Kittle are demanding the league ditch artificial turf in favor of natural grass, pointing to the recent World Cup as proof that it's completely doable in massive stadiums.

MLB

The MLB trade deadline is exactly two weeks away, and the rumor mill is heating up fast. The Detroit Tigers are desperately trying to win games to convince them to keep their ace pitcher, Tarik Skubal, though the star-studded Los Angeles Dodgers are reportedly lurking and interested in trading for him. The Atlanta Braves and New York Mets are also making calls to bolster their pitching staffs for a playoff push.

On the diamond, the Tigers kept their momentum going with an 8-6 win over the Cubs in 10 innings.

NHL

It's the quiet part of the offseason for hockey, but former players are already gearing up for life after hanging up their skates. The NHL just hosted its annual Broadcast Training Camp in New York to help current and recently retired players transition into TV analyst roles in the booth.

College Sports

College football season is slowly creeping back, kicking off with SEC Media Days this week—the unofficial unofficial start to the season where coaches and players face the press before fall camp begins. In college basketball news, eight major conferences have formed a new alliance to try and improve the quality and consistency of how referees officiate the women's game.

Other Sports

In the UFC, superstar Conor McGregor confirmed the worst: he tore his ACL and meniscus during his recent UFC 329 fight against Max Holloway. McGregor says he hopes to be back in action by next summer.

On the golf course, world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is defending his rival Bryson DeChambeau against recent cheating allegations, stating the LIV Golf star is "definitely not a cheater." Finally, in NASCAR, Joey Logano raced his way to his first Cup Series victory of the season on Sunday night.