Baltimore Native Angel Reese Traded To Atlanta Dream After Two Seasons In Chicago Baltimore Native Angel Reese Traded To Atlanta Dream After Two Seasons In Chicago
Baltimore Native Angel Reese Traded To Atlanta Dream After Two Seasons In Chicago Baltimore's "Bayou Barbie" is taking her talents to Atlanta after a surprise trade, officials announced on Monday. Randallstown native Angel Reese has been traded from the Chicago Sky in exchange for the Atlanta Dream's first-round picks in 2027 and 2028, and the right to swap second-round picks in 2028. "Angel has achieved many record-breaking milestones in her first two years in the WNBA and has been a competitive force for the Sky," General Manager Jeff Pagliocca said in a statement. thank you, Angel 🩵wishing you the best in Atlanta! pic.twitter.com/JWGGOwVhGP — Chicago Sky (@chicago…
Wiz Khalifa, Bret Michaels, Kane Brown Set For Free 2026 NFL Draft Shows In Pittsburgh Wiz Khalifa, Bret Michaels, Kane Brown Set For Free 2026 NFL Draft Shows In Pittsburgh
Wiz Khalifa, Bret Michaels, Kane Brown Set For Free 2026 NFL Draft Shows In Pittsburgh A major concert series will headline the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, the NFL announced, bringing a mix of hometown talent and global star power to the three-day event. Wiz Khalifa, Bret Michaels, and Kane Brown will lead the NFL Draft Entertainment Series presented by Bud Light from April 23 through April 25 at the Draft Theater next to Acrisure Stadium. All performances are free, with standing room available on a first-come, first-served basis. The lineup includes strong Western Pennsylvania ties. Khalifa was raised in Pittsburgh, while Michaels is a Butler native. Brown, who is not fr…
Trump Signs Sweeping Executive Order Reshaping College Sports Rules Trump Signs Sweeping Executive Order Reshaping College Sports Rules
Trump Signs Sweeping Executive Order Reshaping College Sports Rules President Donald Trump has issued a sweeping executive order titled "Urgent National Action to Save College Sports," aimed at stabilizing the rapidly changing landscape of collegiate athletics.  The order, signed on Friday, April 3, introduces strict new rules on athlete eligibility, transfers, and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) payments, while threatening to withhold federal funding from schools that fail to comply. The order, which takes effect on Aug. 1, 2026, is Trump’s second major action on college sports, following a July 2025 order. It comes as lawsuits, NIL payments, and the …
Bridgeport Native Dan Orlovsky Breaks Down During Emotional Moment With Son For Autism Tribute Bridgeport Native Dan Orlovsky Breaks Down During Emotional Moment With Son For Autism Tribute
Bridgeport Native Dan Orlovsky Breaks Down During Emotional Moment With Son For Autism Tribute ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky fought back tears on national television as his teenage son took center stage in a deeply personal moment that struck a chord with viewers. The Bridgeport native and former UConn Huskie quarterback appeared on ESPN’s “NFL Live” on Thursday, April 2, alongside his 14-year-old autistic son, Madden, during a segment honoring World Autism Awareness Day. The show highlighted Madden’s drawings and his love for the Philadelphia Eagles. The teen sang “Fly Eagles Fly,” creating an emotional moment in the studio. Orlovsky, 42, struggled to contain his reaction. “Good jo…
NBA Prank Backfires: Viral Fake Fan Shot Costs Wizards In April Fools' Day Gone Wrong NBA Prank Backfires: Viral Fake Fan Shot Costs Wizards In April Fools' Day Gone Wrong
NBA Prank Backfires: Viral Fake Fan Shot Costs Wizards In April Fools' Day Gone Wrong The Washington Wizards lost twice on Wednesday: Once to the 76ers and again in the court of public opinion. An April Fools' "skit" on Wednesday went wrong for the NBA team, which had an actor who was in on it all blindfolded at half-court. The actor, who they called Jackson and presented as an unassuming fan, hurled the ball toward the basket — an airball.  Everyone on the court cheered and presented the "fan" (the actor) with a $10,000 check.  With mascots, "Jackson," and the crowd going wild, they ran back the shot, which had actually soared over the backboard. Clips o…
Controversial Ex-MLB Star Signed By Long Island Minor League Team Controversial Ex-MLB Star Signed By Long Island Minor League Team
Controversial Ex-mlb Star Signed By Long Island Minor League Team A Long Island minor league baseball team has signed controversial former MLB star Trevor Bauer. Bauer, 35, signed with the Long Island Ducks on Thursday, April 2, the team announced. It will be the first time Bauer has pitched professionally in the U.S. since he was suspended in 2021 under MLB’s domestic violence policy. “We are excited to welcome Trevor to Long Island,” said Ducks President/CBO Michael Pfaff. “His talent and knowledge will be important additions to our ballclub, and we are happy to offer him this opportunity to showcase his talents to MLB clubs while giving fans unpreceden…
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Teams Making an Early Impression in the 2026 MLB Season Teams Making an Early Impression in the 2026 MLB Season
Teams Making an Early Impression in the 2026 MLB Season A baseball season always begins with a kind of quiet optimism. One hundred sixty-two games leave room for surprises, recoveries, long streaks, and long slumps. No team is finished in April, yet those first few weeks often reveal something about the rhythm of a club. A team that looks comfortable early tends to keep that feeling for a while. The opening stretch of the 2026 MLB season has already started to shape a few early narratives. Not conclusions, not predictions. Just signals. Some clubs look organized. Others look dangerous. A few simply look ready. Early success doesn't guarantee a p…
Head Butt Or Butt Hurt? UConn's Hurley Puts To Rest Ref Interaction At End Of Wild Win Head Butt Or Butt Hurt? UConn's Hurley Puts To Rest Ref Interaction At End Of Wild Win
Head Butt Or Butt Hurt? UConn's Hurley Puts To Rest Ref Interaction At End Of Wild Win UConn's upset win over Duke in the Elite Eight may go down as one of the greatest comeback victories in March Madness history. But what many fans missed after Braylon Mullins’ from-the-logo three-pointer to put the Huskies ahead was a brief interaction between Huskies head coach Dan Hurley and a referee. Hurley appeared to make contact with referee Roger Ayers just after the shot. The clip spread fast. Many Duke fans called for a technical foul, which would have given the Blue Devils a free throw with less than a second left on the clock. pic.twitter.com/kMA7lvN1av — SendDaVideo (@SendDa…
Free Furniture At Stake After UConn's Stunning March Madness Comeback: Here's How Free Furniture At Stake After UConn's Stunning March Madness Comeback: Here's How
Free Furniture At Stake After UConn's Stunning March Madness Comeback: Here's How UConn's next trips to the Final Four have more on the line than additional championships for the so-called "Basketball Capital of the World." Jordan's Furniture is gaining national attention for its "Make the Finals" promotion from earlier in 2026. The company promised free furniture if the UConn men's and women's basketball teams play in their respective national championship games. That pledge feels more real for customers and fans across Connecticut. Both Huskies teams won their Elite Eight games on Sunday, March 29, putting them just two wins awa…
Philadelphia Wings Ending Operations After 2025-2026 Season Philadelphia Wings Ending Operations After 2025-2026 Season
Philadelphia Wings Ending Operations After 2025-2026 Season A professional lacrosse chapter in Philadelphia is coming to a close. The Philadelphia Wings will cease operations after the 2025-2026 season, the team announced on Monday, March 30. The franchise, which competes in the National Lacrosse League, has two games remaining this season but will not qualify for the playoffs. The decision was described by the organization as difficult, with the team stating it “was not an easy conclusion to reach, and it's one we considered with great care,” in a social media post. The Wings returned to Philadelphia in 2017 and resumed play in 2018, carrying on …
WNBA's Connecticut Sun Sold For $300M, Moving To Houston After 23 Years WNBA's Connecticut Sun Sold For $300M, Moving To Houston After 23 Years
WNBA's Connecticut Sun Sold For $300M, Moving To Houston After 23 Years A major chapter in Connecticut sports is coming to an end. The Connecticut Sun will be sold and relocated to Houston, closing a 23-year run in Uncasville that made the team a fixture in the region. The team confirmed Monday that it has reached an agreement to sell to Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta. The franchise is expected to move in 2027, pending approval from the WNBA Board of Governors. The deal is reportedly worth $300 million, according to multiple reports. That would make it the highest sale price in WNBA history. Related: Bridgeport Islanders Leaving Connecticut For Canad…
Trans Athletes Banned From Women's Olympic Events Under New Rules Trans Athletes Banned From Women's Olympic Events Under New Rules
Trans Athletes Banned From Women's Olympic Events Under New Rules A sweeping new Olympic policy will ban transgender women from women's competitions at the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles. The International Olympic Committee announced the change in a news release on Thursday, March 26. The rules set a new standard that limits female categories to biological females, determined through a one-time genetic screening. Testing will focus on detecting the SRY gene, which scientists say is critical in determining a person's sex. The screening can be done through saliva, a cheek swab, or a blood sample. The test is required only once in an athlet…