Author: Jordan Mendoza, USA TODAY

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said he welcomes anyone that comes to support his team ahead of its Pride Night Friday.

Las Vegas Metro Police said the man, identified as 33-year-old Matthew DeSavio, threatened a mass shooting hours before the Golden Knights won Game 5.

Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom told the Boston Globe apologized for how it handled the homophobic tweets made by Matt Dermody.

Dion Stutts, who committed to Arkansas in March, died in an apparent ATV accident on his farm in Mississippi, his high school football coach said.

Winter Olympian ski jumper Patrick Gasienica was the single occupant of a fatal motorcycle accident, McHenry County (Illinois) Coroner said.

After a weekslong vote, Cleveland Browns fans have chosen a new dawg logo, which has several references to the team, city and state.

Lionel Messi, seven-time FIFA Ballon d’Or winner, once again said he doesn’t plan to represent Argentina for the 2026 the World Cup in North America.

Shannon Sharpe had an emotional goodbye on “Undisputed,” telling Skip Bayless “I’m forever indebted to you.”

James Robinson’s tenure in New England didn’t make it to the regular season. The Patriots waived the running back after signing him in March.

The right-wing social media personality reportedly pushed Phoenix Mercury security personnel at a Dallas airport, per an ESPN report.