Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Tokyo, Japan across Basketball, Baseball, Soccer.
South Korea's men's basketball squad fell 88‑68 to Japan in Tokyo, a 20‑point margin that eclipses a 1962 record and highlights the emergence of NBA‑trained talent on the Japanese side.
In Tokyo, Korea led for most of the game but could not hold off Japan's final surge, falling 78‑77 after Kokoro Tanaka's clutch three‑point shot.
The story of Horace Wilson, a Gorham-born farmer who introduced baseball to Japan in the 1870s, is being revived through events, visits and plans for public art that link Maine and Japan.
The program welcomes a diverse group of newcomers, from German defender Jeremy Mahn to Japanese goalkeeper Eijin Magota, while honoring the memory of former keeper Toby Forsythe.
Mark Walter’s control of the Los Angeles Dodgers stays intact as Shohei Ohtani’s $700 million deal ties his future to the team’s leadership, fueling a billion‑dollar revenue surge and a new era of global partnerships.
The WPBL opened its first season in Springfield, Illinois, reviving top‑level women’s baseball after more than seven decades, with four teams, international players, and broadcasting deals driving early excitement.
The newly formed Women’s Professional Baseball League (WPBL) opens its first season in Springfield, Illinois, featuring franchises from Boston, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, with games streamed on ESPN Select and the league’s YouTube channel.
Blakeley Bourke, a recent Mercer Island High School graduate, is set to begin her next chapter at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, where she will play soccer and study nursing, all while navigating hearing loss and championing volunteer work.
The University of Oregon announced the hiring of Markhuri Sanders‑Frison to lead player development, recruitment and external relations, coinciding with the retirement of longtime assistant Kevin McKenna.
The University of Connecticut's men's soccer program reveals an eight‑player signing class that spans four continents, underscoring a strategic push to recruit talent with varied competitive experiences.
The Big Ten announces its 2026 preseason honorees, highlighting Oregon quarterback Dante Moore and safety Koi Perich as key players to watch
The National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame unveiled its 2026 class, spotlighting six iconic figures whose careers reshaped college basketball.
A look at the career of Walt Hazzard, whose achievements on the court and contributions off it have earned him a place among the sport’s immortals.
Major League Baseball owners support player participation in the 2028 Olympics, but the players' union is pushing for alternative terms as negotiations continue
Baseball and softball will headline the LA28 Games, scheduled for July 2028, with matches at Dodger Stadium and Oklahoma City, while qualification events already showcase global talent.
In a recent interview, Jay Wright revisits his 642 wins, two national titles and recent Hall of Fame honors, sharing the personal philosophy that guided his teams and the lasting impact of his players in the NBA.
From a surprise appearance at Zach Bryan’s Autzen Stadium concert to leading the Ducks to a College Football Playoff semifinal, quarterback Dante Moore’s offseason was as diverse as it was productive, setting the stage for a high‑stakes 2026 campaign.
Veteran striker Kazuyoshi Miura found the net after four years, propelling Fukushima United to a dominant victory and underscoring his lasting influence on Japanese football.
Major League Baseball is reworking its 2028 schedule to accommodate the return of baseball to the Olympics, proposing an extended break and a reshaped All-Star Game.
The Basketball Japan League will stage its first overseas games in Manila this September, featuring Levanga Hokkaido versus Gunma Crane Thunders and highlighting the growing connection between the two nations.
Mai Yamamoto signs with the Las Vegas Aces, bringing Olympic experience and a reputation for shooting and speed to the American league, where she could become the fifth Japanese player to compete.
Florencia Galarza’s latest project merges her soccer heritage with avant‑garde street style, showcasing a Japan‑inspired jersey that embodies the shared ethos of craft, design, and culture between Hypebeast and Toki Suntory Whisky.
Building on a historic 2022 triumph, China's women's basketball squad prepares for the Berlin tournament, blending frontcourt dominance with a quest to silence doubts about their backcourt depth.
Detroit Tigers right-hander Troy Melton has posted a 1.80 ERA and a 3.86 FIP over nine starts since returning from elbow inflammation, showcasing a dramatically improved cutter. His resurgence coincides with notable performances from prospects, overseas moves, and the passing of baseball legends.