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Trade grades: Dream get Reese, Sky get picks -- who gets the better mark?
On the first day of WNBA free agency, Angel Reese is headed to Atlanta after two seasons in Chicago.[read more]
Your NCAA championship guide: Michigan vs. UConn predictions, keys to winning
Who will cut down the nets in Indy? Here are the players who need to step up, potential fatal flaws and more.[read more]
Bulls fire Karnisovas, GM Eversley after 6 seasons
The Chicago Bulls have fired executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley.[read more]
Sources: UNC to hire Malone as new hoops coach
North Carolina intends to hire former longtime NBA coach Michael Malone as the school's next basketball coach, sources told ESPN.[read more]
⚾ MLB Watchability Index: Baseball's fun teams
Young talent, diving catches, home runs and ... bobbleheads? Here are baseball's most exciting squads for 2026.[read more]
Stars ban buyer of tix tied to alleged Nazi salute
The Stars have indefinitely banned the fan who purchased the tickets in connection with an investigation into what appeared to be a Nazi salute at a game in December.[read more]
Wideman out as Mystics GM after one season
Jamila Wideman was ousted as a result of serious strategic differences in Washington, a league source said.[read more]
Lady Vols lose recruit Edwards, see roster cut to 1
On the same day that Tennessee guard Jaida Civil announced she's entering the transfer portal, Oliviyah Edwards, the No. 2 recruit in the SC Next 100 class of 2026, requested a release from her national letter of intent with the Lady Volunteers on Monday.[read more]
Giants DT Lawrence requests trade, sources say
Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence II has requested a trade after seven seasons in New York, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Monday.[read more]
Sky trade Reese to Dream for two 1st-rounders
The Sky have traded two-time WNBA All-Star and two-time rebounding champ Angel Reese to the Dream for first-round draft picks in 2027 and 2028.[read more]