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Kumar Rocker's outing against the Houston Astros highlighted mechanical concerns, with manager Skip Schumaker emphasizing that fatigue is not the culprit as the Rangers look to steady their rotation for the second half.
Three recent letters highlight a family‑run lemonade stand that has become a World Cup gathering spot, the warm reception international soccer fans receive in the United States, and the architectural impact of Houston’s Ismaili Center.
Footage from July 2, 2026, shows a Dallas officer demanding identification from Egypt’s soccer delegation, a confrontation that spiraled into shoves, profanity and a later diplomatic apology.
After Riley Dodge’s move to SMU and Angelo Renda’s transfer to Pitt, Lee Munn steps into the head coaching role, aiming to blend simplicity on defense with a potent offense.
Marcus Shavers enters his third season with the Falcons, aiming to build on previous successes despite the departure of star player Legend Bay. He discusses the challenges of replacing Bay, the quarterback competition, and strategies to maximize the potential of key players like Briceson Thrower Jr. He expresses confidence in the team's overall readiness and defensive strengths as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The Dallas Cowboys' blend of on‑field triumphs and savvy commercial strategies turned a football franchise into a cultural and financial powerhouse.
The Dallas Morning News has broadened its recruiting coverage for the Class of 2027, now ranking the top 100 high school football players in the Dallas‑Fort Worth corridor. Eighty‑eight of those prospects have already announced their college commitments, and seven of the top ten players in the Dallas‑Fort Worth area are staying in Texas.
The Dallas Morning News has introduced a limited‑edition line of clothing and accessories that captures the city’s neighborhoods, culture and hometown pride through bold, soccer‑themed artwork.
A look at the top performers selected for the 2026 Dallas‑area high school baseball season, highlighting pitchers, hitters and emerging prospects.
The Dallas Morning News revealed its 2026 high school baseball awards, recognizing exceptional performances from players and coaches across Texas.
Recent letters to the editor address the Karmelo Anthony trial, media framing of race, a sports columnist’s work, funding cuts to a cherished park, and health‑care priorities.
John Meredith III, a five‑star cornerback, announced his commitment to the University of Texas on the Pat McAfee Show, choosing the Longhorns over Texas A&M and Alabama and elevating the program to No. 8 in the 247Sports Composite rankings.
A look at how the convergence of high school and club soccer seasons creates physical, academic and logistical challenges for young athletes across Texas and beyond.
Five‑star cornerback John Meredith III has been ruled ineligible by the University Interscholastic League after a transfer flagged for athletic purposes. He plans to appeal, while his recruitment continues to attract interest from Texas A&M, Texas, Ohio State and other elite programs.
The Dallas Stars are preparing to construct a purpose‑built hockey arena in Plano, a suburb that sits just north of Dallas. The project, championed by Stars President Brad Alberts, is being positioned as a catalyst for broader growth in the region’s ice‑sport ecosystem.
Texas Longhorns star Colin Simmons appears on the deluxe edition of EA Sports College Football 27, a reboot that promises to reshape college football gaming.
EA Sports' latest installment features Simmons alongside other top players, marking the second Longhorns cover appearance since the franchise's return.
A look back at Bob Horner’s rise, his on‑field achievements, the injuries that ended his playing days, and the family‑first life he chose after retirement.
A 150‑foot‑tall mural celebrating the upcoming FIFA World Cup has been painted on the former Dawson State Jail in downtown Dallas, marking the largest public art project in the city's history.
A look at how Justin Foscue's surge at the plate has been tempered by two pickoff incidents that have swung games against the Astros and Angels, as manager Skip Schumaker calls them "teaching moments."