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Palencia Has No Saves Since May 14
Daniel Palencia has not recorded a save since May 14, 2026, despite serving as the Cubs' closer. He has three saves total this season and expressed frustration over limited opportunities.
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Scamurra Visits Bills After Olympic Gold
Olympic gold medalist Hayley Scamurra visited the Buffalo Bills’ practice and met Josh Allen. She received a stadium tour and exchanged jerseys after being invited due to her Olympic comments.
Phillips Wins Roane County Sheriff Primary
Tim Phillips won the May primary election for Roane County sheriff. He will succeed Jack Stockton in September and focus on investing in department employees.
Hegseth Blocks Nine Navy Promotions
Pete Hegseth removed nine Navy officers from a one-star admiral promotion list. The revised list includes no women and only two nonwhite officers.
Bengals Decline Murphy's Fifth-Year Option
The Cincinnati Bengals declined the fifth-year option on Myles Murphy’s contract. They still intend to keep him beyond the 2026 season.
Nyan Brown's Disqualification Overturned
Nyan Brown's disqualification for a five-finger gesture after a relay win has been overturned. The gesture was meant to celebrate Mallard Creek's five straight track titles.
Roy Price Commits to Minnesota Golden Gophers
Roy Price committed to play for the Minnesota Golden Gophers after an official visit. He will play rush end, a versatile position that aligns with his skills and values.
Edwards Backs Knight After Series-Winning Knock
Charlotte Edwards affirmed Heather Knight’s World Cup spot after her unbeaten 70 sealed England’s T20 series win over India. Edwards praised Knight’s character and Alice Capsey’s standout innings from a difficult team position.
David Halberstam, Former Heat Announcer, Dies
David Halberstam, who broadcast Miami Heat games from 1992 to 1998, has died after battling brain cancer. He also founded Sports Broadcast Journal and authored two books on sports media.
Jackson Returns as Missouri Baseball Coach
Kerrick Jackson will return as Missouri Baseball head coach for a fourth season after the team finished 24-31 in 2026. The Tigers doubled their SEC wins from 2025 and secured series victories over Kentucky and Vanderbilt.
Bellamy Eyes Koumas as Wales Striker
Wales coach Craig Bellamy says Lewis Koumas’ future is at center-forward after his first international goal. Bellamy cites a shortage of strikers and an abundance of wingers in the squad.
Brandon and MacIntyre Compete for Tennessee Starting Job
Faizon Brandon and George MacIntyre remain in contention for Tennessee's 2026 quarterback starting role. Brandon impressed in spring practice with his physical talent and mental maturity despite being a true freshman.
Braves Keep Kim on Roster Despite Poor Performance
The Atlanta Braves will retain Ha-Seong Kim for 2026 despite his sub-replacement-level play. He is owed $20 million after Atlanta acquired him off waivers.
Giants Hire Gary Pettis as Third Base Coach
The San Francisco Giants hired Gary Pettis as their third base coach on June 11, 2026. Pettis brings 27 years of coaching experience, including 22 in Major League Baseball.
Jets Enter 2024 During Playoff Drought
The New York Jets begin the 2024 season after a 3-14 record and a 15-year playoff drought. Head coach Aaron Glenn added veteran players and restructured his staff to support young talent.
Higgins Expresses Confidence Ahead of Second NFL Season
Jayden Higgins participated in Houston Texans OTAs on June 2, 2026. He cited improved physical and mental preparation as key to his increased readiness.
F-15E Pilot Downed For Iran After Prior Friendly Fire Incident
An F-15E pilot was shot down over Iran on April 3 after surviving a Kuwaiti friendly fire incident weeks earlier. The pilot sustained serious injuries but was rescued hours later, while his weapons system officer was recovered two days after evading capture.
Latu Targets Double-Digit Sacks After Breakout Season
Laiatu Latu aims for double-digit sacks in 2026 after recording 8.5 in his second NFL season. He added muscle in the offseason and steps into a larger leadership role on the Colts' defensive line.
Congo-Chile Match Canceled For Ebola Concerns
The mayor of La Línea de la Concepción canceled a friendly match between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Chile due to Ebola risks. Juan Franco cited insufficient health documentation and guidance from regional health authorities advising against the event.
Wilkinson Extends Wales Coaching Contract to 2029
Rhian Wilkinson will remain head coach of Wales through 2029. She led the team to its first major women's tournament, Euro 2025.
Blades Brown Earns PGA Tour Special Temporary Membership
Blades Brown received PGA Tour special temporary membership on June 2, 2026. The status grants him unlimited sponsor exemptions for the rest of the season.
Steelers Sign Safety Darnell Savage
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed safety Darnell Savage to a one-year contract. The team also released defensive back Makari Paige.
Sankey Defends SEC Football Dominance
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey defended the conference's status as the strongest football league during spring meetings. He made the statement despite recent postseason losses to Big Ten teams.
Hurricanes Face Golden Knights in Stanley Cup Final
The Carolina Hurricanes play the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 1 of the 2024 Stanley Cup Final. Carolina enters with a 12-1 playoff record after sweeping two series and winning four straight against Montreal.