Canada Crushes Puerto Rico in Hamilton to Advance Toward 2027 FIBA World Cup
Canada never trailed in a 110-84 win over Puerto Rico in Hamilton, Ontario, showcasing a strong performance ahead of the 2027 World Cup in Qatar.
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Canada never trailed in a 110-84 win over Puerto Rico in Hamilton, Ontario, showcasing a strong performance ahead of the 2027 World Cup in Qatar.

James Dolan is handing day‑to‑day ownership of the New York Rangers to his son Quentin, who will also report to the team’s president Chris Drury, in a move highlighted by The Athletic.

After leading Florida to two national titles, Billy Donovan will join the San Antonio Spurs as lead assistant, marking his first assistant position since 1994.

Billy Donovan joins the San Antonio Spurs as lead assistant, while Tari Eason signs a five‑year, $81 million extension with the Houston Rockets, setting the stage for potential roster shifts and coaching ambitions.

Billy Donovan is set to join the San Antonio Spurs as lead assistant, positioning him for a future head‑coach role, while Tari Eason’s five‑year, $81 million deal with the Houston Rockets has been met with a shrug, reflecting a below‑market agreement.

A heatwave pushing temperatures above 100 °F, political debates over air‑conditioning thermostats, and a lineup of events — from Macy’s fireworks to a Knicks championship parade — are shaping a busy Independence Day weekend in New York City.

The recent deal that sent Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers not only upgrades the team's title outlook but also opens a pathway for Celtics guard Payton Pritchard to step into a larger offensive role, echoing the fantasy basketball breakout that Jalen Brunson achieved after joining the New York Knicks.

The Boston Celtics' decision to trade Jaylen Brown for Paul George and four draft picks ignites a wave of commentary from former teammates, current rivals, and national sports outlets.

Malik Beasley entered a not‑guilty plea to charges of conspiring with a sports agent to manipulate NBA games for betting gains, while his career and finances unravel amid a broader federal investigation.

The U.S. men's soccer team beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 2‑0 to reach the World Cup round of 16, but a VAR‑reviewed red card for Folarin Balogun sparked debate, with NBA star LeBron James commenting on the player's celebration.

The Hokies' offseason saw two former players selected in the NBA Draft, a top shooter transition to coaching, and a slate of challenging non‑conference games slated for the 2026‑27 season.

Boston's three‑year, $47.4 million agreement with Mitchell Robinson reshapes the Celtics' roster and fantasy projections, while the Knicks scramble to replace him ahead of Karl‑Anthony Towns' expanded role.

Three recent Cavaliers alumni are slated to compete in the NBA Summer League, each facing distinct challenges and opportunities as they aim to secure contracts with their new teams.
The Atlanta Hawks traded up to the 52nd pick to acquire Henri Veesaar, a 7‑foot Estonian who averaged 17 points and 8.7 rebounds at UNC, promising immediate impact despite defensive work still needed.
The Atlanta Hawks selected Henri Veesaar with the 52nd pick, a move praised by president Onsi Saleh as a potential steal that adds size, shooting and playmaking to the roster.

Braylon Mullins’ buzzer‑beating shot that eliminated Duke has earned him a 2026 ESPY nomination, joining a slate of athletes with Connecticut roots who are also in the running for the year’s top honors.

Braylon Mullins of the Connecticut Huskies is nominated for the 2026 Best Play ESPY Award for his game‑winning shot against Duke. Fans can vote online until July 15, with several other athletes tied to Connecticut also in the running.

Patrick Ewing’s experience with the 1992 Dream Team revealed basketball’s expanding reach, a moment echoed by Michael Jordan as the NBA’s global footprint expanded.

Henri Veesaar, the 6‑foot‑11 center from the University of North Carolina, was selected by the Atlanta Hawks in the 2026 NBA Draft. His offensive skill set promises spacing and rebounding, yet his defensive limitations raise questions about his immediate role.

Braylon Mullins, a sophomore guard for the Connecticut Huskies, has been nominated for the 2026 ESPY Award for Best Play after his buzzer‑beating shot that eliminated Duke in the NCAA tournament. The ESPY Awards, broadcast annually by ESPN since 1993, invite fans to vote online for categories such as Best Play, with the voting window closing on July 15. Among the nominees are OG Anunoby for a last‑second comeback in the NBA Finals, Caleb Williams for a game‑tying heave in the NFC Divisional Round, and the U.S. men’s and women’s hockey teams for their Olympic gold‑medal goals. Several athletes with ties to Connecticut are also recognized, including Hilary Knight, a Choate Rosemary Hall alum, for Best Athlete in women’s sports, Aerin Frankel, a Bridgeport native, for Best Championship Performance, and Napheesa Collier, a former UConn star, for Best WNBA Player. UConn alum Paige Bueckers served as a presenter at the 2024 ESPYs and captured the award for Best Female College Athlete in 2021, underscoring the university’s ongoing impact. The ceremony blends college, professional and international competition, highlighting the broad reach of sport and giving fans a direct voice in honoring defining moments. As the voting period progresses, supporters from across the nation are expected to rally behind their favorites, turning the ESPY Awards into a nationwide celebration of athletic excellence.

The Knicks lock in Jose Alvarado, eye a deep Summer League run, and navigate financial strategies while league-wide rumors swirl around star players and emerging music.

A deep dive into Landry Shamet’s unexpected offensive burst with the New York Knicks, his clutch performances in the playoffs, and the teams that might benefit from his services.

The New York Knicks navigate contract decisions, summer league plans, and external rumors while the NBA landscape shifts.

Tommy Lloyd expressed satisfaction as each of his drafted prospects landed with teams that value them both for their talent and their fit.