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Sela, backed by the Public Investment Fund, has filed a lawsuit in England’s commercial court against Fanatics Studios after the company moved a Tom Brady‑fronted flag‑football event from Riyadh to Los Angeles, a decision that sparked a geopolitical dispute.
A look at the emerging trade landscape involving Larkin, the Red Wings’ roster overhaul, and potential moves for Montembeault and Dach.
The upcoming 2026 World Cup, co‑hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, is being weaponised by Donald Trump and FIFA president Gianni Infantino, turning sport into a vehicle for grift and authoritarian control.
The unveiling of a bronze likeness at Dignity Health Sports Park celebrates Cobi Jones's indelible impact on UCLA and U.S. soccer, while he looks ahead to the 2026 World Cup.
Dylan Larkin’s trade request, Rob Blake’s new role, and the Vezina trophy ceremony dominate the NHL’s latest headlines.
A look at the eight early‑round running backs driving the 2026 fantasy landscape, the coaches shaping their roles, and the risk‑reward calculus for drafting young talent in ascending offenses.
Fan festivals in 16 cities across Canada, Mexico and the United States blend soccer viewing with food, merchandise and concerts, yet economic pressures are reshaping the experience.
The 2026 World Cup’s ticketing process has been plagued by opacity, soaring prices, dynamic adjustments, and resale abuse, sparking fan outrage and legal scrutiny.
US Soccer chief executive JT Batson likens the sport’s global showcase to a stock market debut, outlining a roadmap that mixes financial gains, a national training center, and AI‑driven outreach as the organization eyes Olympic and World Cup milestones.
Julio Jones retired in April 2025 after a decorated NFL career, now focusing on fitness, entrepreneurship and a life without the sport.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup draws near, the story of Latino players, fans, and cultural traditions in American soccer reveals both historic triumphs and ongoing challenges.
A look at last week’s pitching successes and the top streaming arms to target for the next fantasy baseball week.
USC's 2026 season preview highlights a top recruiting class, notable transfers, and the players set to make an impact on both sides of the ball.
UCLA women's basketball secures Slovenian freshman Lina Jerkovic for the 2026-27 season, marking a strategic shift in recruiting as the program navigates a post‑championship rebuild.
Manny Machado’s recent remarks on the flood of statistics in baseball have ignited a broader conversation about the role of analytics, even as the San Diego Padres’ offense languishes.
TCU announced the appointment of Danny-David Linahan as its new hitting coach, filling the vacancy left by Bill Mosiello and adding a proven track record of offensive development.
The United States men's national team seeks to overcome decades of near‑misses as it prepares for the 2026 World Cup, leveraging a diverse talent pool and a rapidly evolving domestic league.
Iran says the United States denied visas to key players, while Washington insists all clearances are in place, setting the stage for a diplomatic showdown before the World Cup begins.
The U.S. Soccer Federation has launched a collaborative clothing collection featuring designers from 11 World Cup host cities, with Philadelphia’s Lapstone & Hammer leading the American segment.
Authorities are alerting supporters to a wave of counterfeit FIFA World Cup websites and social‑media promotions that harvest personal and financial data. The warning emphasizes using only the official FIFA portal and avoiding high‑risk payment methods.
After a season marked by setbacks in the secondary, USC is banking on the health and skill set of transfer Jontez Williams to restore depth and playmaking ability for the upcoming campaign.
When Paul Caligiuri struck the ball that sent the United States back to the World Cup after four decades, he ignited a transformation that turned soccer from a fringe pastime into the nation’s third-most popular sport.
Despite visa approvals for Iran’s World Cup squad, administrative delays, diplomatic friction and media restrictions cast a long shadow over the tournament’s opening.
As Iran prepares for the 2026 World Cup, fans both at home and abroad confront the realities of conflict, family safety, and the symbolic power of the national team.