Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Venezuela across Baseball, Soccer, Basketball.
After retiring from MLB in 2019, Yasiel Puig continues to dominate the Canadian Baseball League, where he recently shattered the single‑season home run record while playing for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The San Francisco Giants have transformed a depleted farm system into one of baseball’s most promising pipelines, driven by elite international signings, strategic draft selections, and impactful trades.
A Venezuelan former player who has coached in the San Diego Padres' system was taken into ICE custody in El Paso, raising questions about the intersection of sports, immigration and family ties in the United States.
With the new Premier League campaign approaching, clubs are locked in a frenetic battle for talent, from midfield prodigies to veteran strikers eyeing new horizons.
Illinois women's basketball shines on the world stage as coach Shauna Green's roster delivers standout performances for Brazil and beyond.
Professional soccer player Homero Calderón has spent over five months in ICE detention in Georgia, underscoring how prolonged USCIS processing times expose immigrants to enforcement actions despite legal compliance.
Brazil’s recent bronze‑medal win at the FIBA South American Qualifier guarantees a spot at the 2027 AmeriCup and a direct route to the 2028 Olympic Qualifying Tournaments, driven by Ayla McDowell’s key contributions.
The 2026 Presbyterian men's soccer team adds twenty new players, highlighted by international standouts and high‑school award winners, aiming to boost competitiveness.
The 2026 Amerigol LATAM Cup is mobilizing players, fans and nations to deliver food, clothing and supplies to families still reeling from a devastating earthquake in Venezuela.
The latest wave of controversy in baseball, media and broadcasting unfolds as the Dodgers acquire Tarik Skubal, a brawl erupts in Mexico, ESPN faces criticism over a transgender shirt, and veteran Mike Golic returns to radio.
A disturbing on‑field attack by Danry Vasquez on Rodolfo Amador during a Liga Mexicana de Beisbol game has resulted in an indefinite suspension and raised questions about player conduct and safety.
Former US ambassador Joe Hockey argues that bad intelligence, Israeli influence and a misreading of Iran’s stability prolonged the US‑Iran standoff, while pointing to Australia’s strategic role in rare‑earth supply chains.
The 2026 Amerigol LATAM Cup introduced sled hockey for the first time, featuring exhibition games, clinics and a roster of international players, with organizers hoping the showcase will catalyze new Paralympic‑oriented programs throughout the region.
A controversial proposal to privatize parts of FIFA, including the World Cup, has ignited a crisis that threatens the organization's leadership and could reshape global football governance.
FIFA abandoned a plan to sell a 21% stake in World Cup commercial operations after widespread opposition, exposing deep ties between soccer’s governing body, the Kushner family and former President Donald Trump.
A look at the recent performances and favorable matchups that make three MLB players prime value picks for DraftKings contests on July 31, 2026.
Japanese Olympic gold‑medalist Ayami Sato makes her U.S. professional debut in the new Women’s Professional Baseball League, joining U.S. national team players and promising a fresh blend of style and talent.
South Carolina guard Ayla McDowell has been selected for Brazil’s senior national team to compete in the upcoming South American Qualifier, a tournament that will determine participants for the 2027 AmeriCup and the 2028 Olympics.
The Women's Professional Baseball League (WPBL) will begin its first season on August 1, featuring teams from Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City and Boston. With over 600 players vying for spots, the league aims to provide a professional avenue for women in baseball and challenge long‑standing stereotypes.
Neymar’s recent comments after a Santos match and Brazil’s loss to Norway suggest he may be stepping away from the national team, closing a chapter that produced just one senior title.
After stints across Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, Cleanthony Early is channeling his basketball journey into a summer camp in Poughkeepsie, teaming up with Darnell Edge and Justin Robinson to give young players a taste of elite training.
At 16, Alain Gomez‑Gudiño celebrated his birthday in a Mexican train station while awaiting U.S. entry, carrying a mitt soaked in river water from eight nations. His journey, marked by hardship and triumph, culminates in Arizona’s top baseball honor.
The tournament turned everyday fans into pundits, sparked political debates, and placed the United States under an international lens.
Two of baseball's most consistent hitters, Otto Lopez and Luis Arraez, shine at the All-Star Game, underscoring a shift toward contact over power.