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Unrivaled’s third season in Boston features two Opening Night games at TD Garden, a 10‑night Northeast tour, and record attendance, even as TV viewership declines.
The three‑on‑three league featuring top WNBA players is back in Boston for its third season, with games at TD Garden and plans to expand nationwide, emphasizing in‑person fan engagement.
Unrivaled, the Miami‑based 3‑on‑3 women’s basketball league co‑founded by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, has closed a Series C round that raised more than $100 million, pushing the franchise’s valuation to $650 million.
Unrivaled, the athlete‑owned 3×3 women’s basketball league, closed a $650 million Series C round that lifts its player equity to $200 million and sets the stage for a national expansion beyond Miami.
The Gators will face Baylor on Oct. 18 in Jacksonville, reviving a series that last saw the Bears win in Brooklyn last season.
The Gators will host Baylor in a preseason exhibition on October 18 at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, marking a milestone in the program’s schedule and reigniting a series that Baylor currently leads 3‑1.
Steve Bzomowski’s vision of a safe, affordable basketball space for adults has grown into a nationwide network, highlighted by the New York chapter’s 30‑year milestone and its dedicated coaches.
A mid‑century fan‑driven ballot explosion in Cincinnati prompted baseball’s commissioner to intervene, ending fan voting for decades and shaping today’s safeguards against manipulation.
The Capital Punishment Tour’s Brooklyn show fused punk, metal, and hyperpop EDM, featuring Nascar Aloe, Jasiah, and a politically engaged crew, while photographer Yarri captured the night’s raw energy and a young fan named Loyalty embodied the movement’s intergenerational reach.
The New York City Soccer Initiative unveiled a new mini-soccer pitch at JHS 62 Ditmas in Brooklyn, the 10th in the borough and part of a broader plan to add 26 new sites across the city.
Ahead of a February 6 non‑conference game at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, Rutgers and Syracuse look to turn recent setbacks into opportunities, drawing on young talent and new transfers while revisiting a storied rivalry.
After a decade in the NBA, T.J. Warren signs a one-year deal with Paris Basketball, marking his first move abroad. The decision reflects a blend of ambition, location appeal, and a desire for increased playing time.
Long Island native Kayra Theodore turns a personal setback into a thriving career, showcasing her culturally inspired braids at Adidas events and eyeing future collaborations with Naomi Osaka.
Illinois forward Keaton Wagler is preparing for the NBA draft, where he is projected to be a top pick. His performance on and off the court, recent mock draft movements, and potential team fits are shaping his upcoming journey.