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Gilbert Henry Blanco, the Phoenix‑born left‑handed pitcher who spent six decades in the sport, died in July 2026 at the age of 80. Tributes have highlighted not only his modest major‑league statistics but also the indelible mark he left on the amateur ranks.
Host cities that invested heavily in the 2026 World Cup say a $1 million pledge from FIFA President Gianni Infantino has yet to materialize
A look at the six fantasy baseball waiver wire targets who have seen their value rise following recent roster moves in Major League Baseball.
The Dodgers secured ace Tarik Skubal, the Red Sox added Adley Rutschman, and a flurry of other deals reshaped the landscape as teams balanced prospect giveaways with win‑now calculations.
Seven NHL franchises find themselves entrenched in what analysts call the league’s “mushy middle” – a tier where playoff contention is possible but a genuine championship run remains out of reach for the next three to four seasons.
The sport is moving from club roots to varsity competition, driven by over 68,000 high school players, NCAA expansion plans, NFL sponsorship and international growth.
From breaking free‑throw records in Rutland to committing to the University of Florida, Anna Moser’s journey blends early mentorship, championship success, and ambitions for the WNBA.
Rumors around Kirill Marchenko’s potential move have faded, while Braden Schneider’s contract complicates trade chatter across the league.
The New York Islanders announced that Evan Gold has been hired as assistant general manager and general manager of their AHL club in Hamilton, replacing Chris Lamoriello and leading the franchise's move from Bridgeport.
A look at the backfield shifts shaping the next fantasy football breakout season.
Larry Berg, co‑owner of Los Angeles FC, will succeed Don Garber as MLS commissioner, bringing a vision focused on growth, competition and worldwide engagement.
A private equity scheme championed by Gianni Infantino to sell future World Cup profits collapsed after fierce opposition from UEFA and other confederations, prompting legal threats and a search for a new FIFA president.
Facing space constraints in Morristown, Jamison Pack is shifting his baseball memorabilia museum to Chattanooga, where a larger venue, a Nashville design firm, and a local sports team are shaping the next chapter of his passion project.
Larry Berg, co‑owner of Los Angeles FC, has been appointed MLS commissioner, taking over from Don Garber who will step down after the 2026 season. Berg aims to build on the league’s recent expansion and the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
Transfer forward Kaylene Smikle discusses her recovery from a knee injury, her expectations for the upcoming season, and the legacy she brings from Rutgers and Maryland.
The Kingston‑Saugerties American Legion team captured its first state title since merging in 2020, defeating Cottrell‑Warner Post No. 942 9‑6 in extra innings. Pitcher Jaylen Mclean threw 96 pitches over eight innings, retiring a bases‑loaded threat, and the squad now heads to the Mid‑Atlantic Regional Tournament, aiming for the American Legion World Series.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have doubled down on spending, leveraging a century‑old bankruptcy loophole and a massive TV deal to chase an unprecedented third straight World Series title.
A new walking‑only version of soccer is attracting older players and injury recoveries in New York, inspired by a sport that boasts 10,000 teams in England.
From England’s long‑standing tradition to community programs in Clifton Park, walking soccer is reshaping how enthusiasts stay active while building social ties.
A gentle version of soccer is finding a foothold in New York parks, offering players a way to stay connected to the sport without the strain of running.
The latest update to the Best of New England Class of 2027 boys basketball rankings reflects a dynamic shift after a full grassroots season and the NEPSAC Scholastic Showcase, with eight top prospects moving on and new regional talents stepping into the spotlight.
Jocelyn Leigh, a junior forward for Marquette University, has been selected to the 2026 Preseason All-BIG EAST Conference Team, highlighting a promising outlook for the Golden Eagles as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Villanova's women's soccer program receives three Preseason All-BIG EAST nods, highlighted by Dickinson's top goalkeeper honor, and is projected fifth in the conference poll.
Martha Reeves performed the national anthem at the first WPBL game in Springfield, Illinois, citing wet conditions and missing stage monitors as challenges, yet expressing pride in supporting the league’s debut.