
Anaheim Ducks Secure Four AHL Talents with Two-Year Two-Way Agreements
The Ducks announced deals with Judd Caulfield, James Hamblin, Corey Schueneman and Jett Woo, each bringing a blend of NHL exposure and AHL productivity.
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The Ducks announced deals with Judd Caulfield, James Hamblin, Corey Schueneman and Jett Woo, each bringing a blend of NHL exposure and AHL productivity.

Fernando Tatis Jr. returns to form as the Padres face the Dodgers in a critical Los Angeles matchup, with CC Sabathia emphasizing the stakes for the NL West race.
After a breakout 2025-26 AHL season, Judd Caulfield inked a two-year, two-way contract with the Anaheim Ducks, promising to add depth and versatility to the roster as the club eyes a return to the playoffs.

The conference welcomes seven full‑time institutions and a dozen affiliate members, revives its Las Vegas basketball tournaments, and announces a new football series with national broadcast partners.

The league recognizes top performers from June 2026, highlighting exceptional batting and pitching feats across the National League.

The World Cup is sparking renewed interest in youth soccer across the United States, a trend that could reshape the nation's sporting landscape and create lifelong fans.

Award‑winning journalist Seth Davis is set to headline the 2026 University of San Diego Basketball Coaches Clinic, sharing his extensive experience from CBS Sports, TNT Sports and his acclaimed writings with a select audience of verified coaches.

From the San Jose Earthquakes' record‑breaking season to the influx of international stars, California is positioning itself as a soccer hub ahead of the upcoming World Cup clash.

Shohei Ohtani launched his 18th home run of the season, driving in three runs for the Los Angeles Dodgers, while Seiya Suzuki’s clutch single capped a comeback for the Chicago Cubs.

NASCAR’s first event on an active U.S. military base in San Diego featured thrilling competition, notable crashes, and a victory by Corey Heim, leading the sport to consider extending the race beyond a one‑off.

NASCAR’s debut on an active military base in San Diego delivered a chaotic yet electric weekend, crowned by Corey Heim’s first Cup victory and hints of a 2027 return.

After a dramatic crash in San Diego, Shane van Gisbergen rebounded at Sonoma Raceway in June 2026, scoring his second Cup Series win of the season and moving to 14th in the standings.

The San Diego Jewish Academy’s 56‑acre campus, once a modest student field, now hosts elite soccer squads, including Switzerland’s World Cup team, amid praise for its facilities and a tongue‑in‑cheek social media post.

Shane van Gisbergen claimed his eighth Sonoma road‑course win, tying Tony Stewart for second on the all‑time list, while Ty Gibbs and Kyle Larson delivered strong performances in a tightly contested NASCAR Cup Series event.

The Los Angeles Dodgers secured a 4-2 win over the San Diego Padres, highlighted by Freddie Freeman’s bases-loaded walk, Mookie Betts’ three-run homer and strong pitching from Emmet Sheehan.

A dramatic finish at Sonoma Raceway saw Shane van Gisbergen take his 11th road‑course win, reshaping the championship picture.

Shane van Gisbergen's double victory at Sonoma puts him within one win of Jeff Gordon's road‑course record, while Ty Gibbs shines, Tyler Reddick falters, and Denny Hamlin retakes the points lead.

From Kay Adams to Jeff Gluck, drivers are swapping jokes that are capturing fans' attention off the track.

Corey Heim claimed his maiden Cup Series win at the 2026 Anduril 250 in San Diego, a race that marked NASCAR’s first event on an active military base and attracted millions of viewers on Prime Video.

Austin Hill secured Stage 1 and his second O'Reilly Series win of the year, while Taylor Gray captured Stage 2. The race marked the only victory for a Richard Childress Racing driver and drew 1.2 million viewers on The CW, the longest telecast in NASCAR history for a non‑weather‑impacted event.

Layne Riggs secured his fourth win of the 2026 NASCAR Truck Series season at the inaugural Navy 250 in San Diego, a race that set new viewership records on FOX Sports 1.

The 2026 United Rentals Driven to Serve 250 in San Diego drew 1.2 million viewers and lasted over four hours, marking the longest non‑weather‑affected telecast in NASCAR history.

The 2026 Navy 250, held in San Diego, attracted 611,000 average viewers on FOX Sports 1, marking a milestone for the series and cementing Layne Riggs' fourth win of the season.

The Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway on June 28 will crown the first champion of the In‑Season Challenge, with odds favoring Shane van Gisbergen, Kyle Larson and Tyler Reddick, while pole‑sitter Ty Gibbs and other top picks prepare for a high‑stakes battle.