Today’s Juneteenth — a U.S. holiday celebrating Black history and commemorating the emancipation of enslaved people in the States.

Today’s scroll is all about the intersection of fatherhood and sports, with a focus on the #GirlDads who make us proud, the men changing the world for their children, and the best practices for papas raising sporty spices of their own, courtesy of The GIST team.

The 75th Men’s College World Series (MCWS) begins in mere hours, and with this season already setting home run records, the vibes have never been higher.

After going years without broadcasts, the LPGA qualifying competition partnered with GameKast yesterday to boost the financial potential of the Epson Tour and fellow feeder leagues.

Days after Oakland A’s fans organized an emotional and electric “reverse boycott,” it appears the team will almost certainly relocate to Las Vegas after the Nevada governor signed the stadium funding bill yesterday.

World soccer’s governing body struck a deal with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) on Wednesday, ensuring fans in Western Europe can watch next month’s Women’s World Cup (WWC) and ending talk of a regional blackout.

With generational talent Victor Wembanyama up for grabs, this year’s NBA Draft is drawing comparisons to 2003, when 18-year-old LeBron James was the top prospect. Here’s everything you need to know before all the selections go down this Thursday, June 22nd.

The last two MCWS teams roared back from Game 1 losses to seal their best-of-three series and punch their tickets to Omaha.

One day after the Denver Nuggets won their first-ever NBA title, the Vegas Golden Knights joined the ’ship party last night, becoming Stanley Cup champions in just their sixth season, the fastest an expansion team has ever done it.

The number of overall No. 1 seeds to win the title since the current 64-team format was instituted in 1999.

Fox announced Monday that it has sold 90% of ad inventory for the Australia and New Zealand–hosted event and is on pace to beat the 2019 WWC’s sales.

Yesterday, the league inked a multiyear deal with Discount Tire and one of its top-selling brands, Continental Tire, that will take advantage of the WNBA’s growing broadcast and digital value and marks the tire companies’ first partnership with a U.S. women’s sports league.