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- The Fever stunned the Atlanta Dream for Indiana's first WNBA playoff series in a decade, as Indianapolis Colts coach Shane Steichen praised the team's grit and resilience.
- Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh surpassed Ken Griffey Jr.'s single-season franchise home run record with a 57th homer against the Houston Astros on Saturday.
- Nebraska's dramatic 52-yard Hail Mary catch brought the Cornhuskers game against the Michigan Wolverines to a tie at the end of the first half. But, Michigan went on to win.
- Golfing legend Phil Mickelson responded to Rep. Ilhan Omar's criticism of Charlie Kirk, as Republicans move to censure Omar over her controversial remarks.
- Caitlin Clark faces a $200 WNBA fine after posting "refs couldn't stop us" on Instagram after the Indiana Fever's playoff victory over Atlanta Dream.
- Aquinas, Yucaipa and San Dima high schools forfeited volleyball games against Jurupa Valley at the Freeway Games tournament in Riverside County last weekend.
- A University of North Texas football player marked his fumble recovery with a "Stone Cold" Steve Austin tribute, paying homage to the WWE legend and former UNT player.
- Texas Rangers scout Scott Littlefield was found dead in a Houston hotel room after an apparent heart attack, according to a report. He was 59.
- Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin said in an open letter to fans that his fiancée received a life-saving heart transplant after suffering major heart failure during the offseason.
- A new NFL training video highlighted officiating challenges with the Eagles’ “tush push," suggesting there were missed penalties in Philadelphia's latest win over the Chiefs.
- Oklahoma State fans repeatedly chanted for head coach Mike Gundy to be fired throughout the Cowboys' embarrassing 19-12 loss to Tulsa on Friday night.
- The Los Angeles Dodgers clinched their 13th straight playoff berth in franchise legend Clayton Kershaw's final regular-season home game on Friday.
- Eli Manning is mentoring Jaxson Dart, but the rookie surprised him by asking for a restaurant reservation instead of football advice during training camp.
- Josh Reynolds became a shooting victim after suspects wrongly identified him in a $250,000 counterfeit money cocaine deal, newly released court documents revealed.
- Former Vice President Kamala Harris acknowledged transgender sports concerns while Democrats distance themselves from the issue after election defeat.
- Trump supporter Dana White called for unity following Charlie Kirk's assassination, describing his shock at the news and the effect on his college-aged daughter.
- Country music songwriter Brett James died in a plane crash in North Carolina. Longtime college football voice Kirk Herbstreit reacted with a heartfelt tribute.
- Sophie Cunningham had a run-in with a policewoman at center court during the Fever's playoff victory against Atlanta, later sharing the moment on social media.
- Colin Kaepernick is funding an independent autopsy for Trey Reed as Reed's family seeks answers and officials face scrutiny over the Mississippi student’s death.
- Former Milwaukee Bucks guard Patrick Beverley questioned Trae Young's leadership and playoff resume, which sparked a sharp rebuttal from the Atlanta Hawks star.
