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Trey Hendrickson took exception to Bengals executive Katie Blackburn's public remarks about contract negotiations. The pass rusher said Blackburn's comments were "disappointing."

Lesley Slaton, the NBA's chief DEI officer, will be leaving her position, according to Adweek. The NBA will reportedly hire a replacement.

Matt Strahm said in a recent X post that as long as torpedo bats are around, pitchers should be able to use "whatever hitters have in the on-deck circle."

The NFL has long supported the growth and momentum of flag football. The league now appears to have its sights set on a pro women's flag football league.

The USDA announced a freeze to Maine's federal funding after the state continuously refused to ban trans athletes from girls sports amid federal pressure.

Mark Vientos admitted that Francisco Lindor, Carlos Mendoza, and Antoan Richardson all reprimanded him for his lack of effort running out a ground ball in a loss to the Miami Marlins.

Women's fencer Stephanie Turner refused to compete against a transgender competitor at a competition this weekend and was punished and escorted out.

Deshaun Watson seemed to be aware that Cleveland Browns co-owner Jimmy Haslam called signing the quarterback a "big swing and miss."

John Vella, a former Oakland Raiders and Minnesota Vikings standout offensive lineman, has died, the Las Vegas team announced. He was 74.

A 16-year-old high school track athlete was allegedly killed by a member of another team during a championship meet Wednesday in Frisco, Texas.