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The 78th WIAA state baseball tournament runs June 15‑18 at Neuroscience Group Field, showcasing Milwaukee‑area teams, live streams, ticket details, and standout player highlights.
The opening match of the World Cup sparked a surge of fans at Green Bay’s only dedicated soccer bar, where owners Joe Phillips and Cody Johnsen‑Duquaine celebrate a thriving local soccer culture.
A look at the most promising pass‑catchers from the Bears, Packers, Buccaneers and Jaguars who could dominate fantasy lineups next season.
After a 12‑year professional hockey career, Max McCormick has retired, leaving behind a legacy of record‑setting performance, back‑to‑back Western Conference titles and recognition for his community impact. The Firebirds will celebrate his contributions during the 2026‑27 season.
Western Michigan University announced the appointment of Manny Patterson as Director of Player Development for its men's basketball program, highlighting his extensive playing career abroad and recent coaching successes at Francis W. Parker High School.
Micah Parsons, the former Penn State standout now with the Green Bay Packers, will miss the start of the NFL season due to a torn ACL. Following a strict nine‑month rehab protocol, he hopes to return in time for a playoff push.
An analysis of a 10‑team, two‑quarterback, PPR redraft where the author selects fourth, highlighting key quarterback performances, breakout candidates, and injury impacts.
Running back AJ Dillon, a recent addition to the Carolina Panthers, is soaking up Charlotte’s culture, from Bojangles to NASCAR, while balancing family life and a competitive roster battle.
Josh Jacobs, a three‑time Pro Bowl running back, was taken into custody in Wisconsin on allegations of domestic violence, strangulation and intimidation. Authorities say the case is still under investigation, and both the league and his team have refrained from comment.
An exploration of Mike Shanahan's coaching innovations, his influence on modern NFL offenses, and why his contributions merit Hall of Fame induction.
Titletown will offer two free soccer watch parties this summer, bringing a matchday atmosphere, live music and special guests including former USMNT player Jay DeMerit, Packers kicker Mason Crosby and Canadian star Lauren Sesselmann
From Amon‑Ra St. Brown’s three‑year top‑three streak to the breakout potential of Jalen Nailor in Las Vegas, this guide maps the statistical anchors and situational boosts that will define the next draft cycle.
The popular sports talk show blends trivia, expert analysis, and fan engagement, featuring voices from Hall of Fame legends to emerging talents as the 2026 season approaches.
Craig Morton, the Hall‑of‑Fame‑caliber quarterback known for his humility and generosity, passed away at 83, leaving behind a legacy that spans three Super Bowls, a Berkeley stadium renovation, and a San Francisco restaurant.
From the sport's humble college origins to the modern era of Super Bowl dominance, the conversation over football's all‑time legend remains vibrant and deeply rooted in American culture.
After 18 years in Green Bay and a brief stint in New York, Rodgers will finish his career under Mike McCarthy in Pittsburgh, a move that ties together his past and present.
At 42, Aaron Rodgers confirmed that the upcoming campaign will mark the end of his NFL journey, citing a reunion with coach Mike McCarthy as a key factor in his decision.
Photographer Kyle Terada’s striking image of tight end George Kittle scoring a touchdown was selected as the 2025 Dave Boss Award of Excellence, highlighting the growing prestige of NFL‑focused photography.
The Tulsa Oilers dropped a 41‑35 decision at the BOK Center, with quarterback TJ Edwards II reaching a franchise milestone, but a fourth‑quarter shutout and a late interception sealed the defeat.
Students from Sullivan Elementary took part in a day of relay races, passing drills and touchdowns at Green Bay East High School, overseen by Packers outreach coordinator Jake Krueger and sponsored by UW Health Kids.