
The defensive player of the year was clearly Wembanyama, but several players could make a claim to most improved.
The three-time MVP hit his fifth home run over a four-game series, becoming the first visiting player to hit dingers in four straight days at Yankee Stadium.
While Cameron Boozer is expected to go pro and be a top 3 draft pick, his twin brother Cayden is returning to Duke for his sophomore season.
The WNBA’s only four-time MVP will stay with the only franchise she’s ever known with a three-year deal.
Castle had nine double-doubles over his last 18 games, and Thompson has averaged 21 points a game since March 1.
The tournament enters Round 3 with a number of notable golfers going home early, including Cameron Smith and Robert MacIntyre.
The Irishman had a hole-in-one in Round 3 of the 2026 Masters, coming a decade after his first Masters ace in 2016.
Most observers are projecting Spain’s Awa Fam as the No. 1 pick.
On Wednesday, Ohtani reached base safely two times and tied Ichiro’s longest on-base streak in MLB history by a Japanese-born player.
The tournament begins Thursday, with McIlroy the defending champ and Scheffler aiming for his third victory. Who won’t be there? Tiger Woods, for one.
The defensive player of the year was clearly Wembanyama, but several players could make a claim to most improved.
The three-time MVP hit his fifth home run over a four-game series, becoming the first visiting player to hit dingers in four straight days at Yankee Stadium.
While Cameron Boozer is expected to go pro and be a top 3 draft pick, his twin brother Cayden is returning to Duke for his sophomore season.
The WNBA’s only four-time MVP will stay with the only franchise she’s ever known with a three-year deal.
Castle had nine double-doubles over his last 18 games, and Thompson has averaged 21 points a game since March 1.
The tournament enters Round 3 with a number of notable golfers going home early, including Cameron Smith and Robert MacIntyre.
The Irishman had a hole-in-one in Round 3 of the 2026 Masters, coming a decade after his first Masters ace in 2016.
Most observers are projecting Spain’s Awa Fam as the No. 1 pick.
On Wednesday, Ohtani reached base safely two times and tied Ichiro’s longest on-base streak in MLB history by a Japanese-born player.
The tournament begins Thursday, with McIlroy the defending champ and Scheffler aiming for his third victory. Who won’t be there? Tiger Woods, for one.