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Donovan Mitchell diary: ‘You see that there’s an opportunity, right?’
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Donovan Mitchell diary: ‘You see that there’s an opportunity, right?’

CLEVELAND — Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers were on the brink of first-round playoff elimination before knocking off the Toronto Raptors in Game 7 on Sunday night. The Cavaliers lost all three games in Toronto, including a wild defeat in Game 6 in which Toronto native RJ Barrett made a memorable 3-pointer with 1.2...

Tina Charles, WNBA’s All-Time Rebounding Leader, Retires After 14 Seasons
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Tina Charles, WNBA’s All-Time Rebounding Leader, Retires After 14 Seasons

Former league MVP and three-time Olympic gold medalist Tina Charles announced her retirement from basketball on Tuesday after a 14-season WNBA career. Photo credit: Matthew Grimes Jr./Ethan Miller/Getty Images Charles, 37, shared the news in a social media post two days before the WNBA tips off its 30th season on Friday. She finishes as the...

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‘It’s Called Excellence’: Shedeur Sanders Beats the Odds, Graduates College One Year After NFL Draft Gamble

Shedeur Sanders can’t help but steal the spotlight. Like his father, Deion Sanders, he is a lightning rod for attention— both for good and bad controversy. The spotlight has trailed the young student-athlete his entire life, but this moment had nothing to do with football. This time, it was about a milestone every parent waits...

Historically Black colleges take the lead in driving the growth of women’s flag football
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Historically Black colleges take the lead in driving the growth of women’s flag football

By age 6, Winston-Salem State freshman Eshé Muhammad knew she wanted to play football. Inspired by her two brothers, who grew up playing tackle football, Muhammad was instantly drawn to her high school’s flag football team and the sport, despite having little insight into what opportunities existed beyond graduation. That changed last year, when Muhammad’s...

Pangos All American Preview East: Top Performers
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Pangos All American Preview East: Top Performers

Pangos is back in Miami. Founder Dinos Trigonis has been bringing elite level independent basketball to Miami for years now, but switched things up a bit for 2026. Typically running The Fantastic 40 grassroots tournament, Trigonis opted to go with an individual event to serve as a primer for the prestigious NBA certified Pangos All-American...

Nike EYBL ATL: 2028 Standouts
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Nike EYBL ATL: 2028 Standouts

Our grassroots staff spent time in Atlanta last weekend for Nike EYBL Session 1. We recently broke down our notes to take a look at standout 2027s and now take a look at the rising junior class. There is plenty of quality 2028 talent with excellent guard and front-line depth. Let’s take a deeper look....

Joe Mazzulla: An unlikely calming presence in Boston sports
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Joe Mazzulla: An unlikely calming presence in Boston sports

Sometime in the next week, Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla could be named NBA Coach of the Year. He is among three finalists, along with Detroit’s J.B. Bickerstaff and San Antonio’s Mitch Johnson. While not a shock, the recognition marks a stunning full-circle moment for the Celtics’ eccentric head coach. In Boston, Mazzulla also...