The Royals’ Nine-Game Blueprint: Why Run Prevention Still Wins in August
Kansas City’s nine-game run was not built on one hot bat. It was a reminder that late-season winning streaks often begin with fewer free bases.
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2026 US Open App First Look: Can AI Make a Busy Tournament Easier to Follow?
IBM and the USTA added personalized live updates and a Serve Quality metric to the 2026 US Open app and website.
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Garmin Varia RearVue 820 Review: A Brighter Radar Tail Light With Long Battery Life
The Varia RearVue 820 combines rear-approach radar, a 100-lumen day flash and long battery estimates for riders who prioritize visibility.
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Garmin Forerunner 70 vs. Forerunner 170: Which Running Watch Fits You?
The Forerunner 70 and 170 share a 1.2-inch AMOLED display, but the 170 adds an altimeter, Garmin Pay and broader training features.
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Tacx NEO 2T With Zwift Cog and Click Review: Easier Setup Is the Main Upgrade
Garmin’s Tacx NEO 2T bundle arrives with Zwift Cog and Click preinstalled, reducing setup friction for riders using Zwift or ROUVY.
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Garmin fēnix 9 and fēnix 9 Pro First Look: Who Should Upgrade?
Garmin’s fēnix 9 line adds brighter displays, more storage and new training tools, while Pro models bring titanium and optional satellite/LTE connectivity.
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Ron Snodgrass Named National Coordinator of College Football Officials
Ron Snodgrass will become the national coordinator of football officials on September 1, taking on a role central to consistency and rules education.
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College Football Returns With Week Zero: Key Dates for the 2026 Season
The 2026 college football season begins with Week Zero on August 27 before the larger Labor Day weekend schedule arrives.
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Why States Are Sending More Public Money Into College Sports
States are directing taxpayer funds toward athletic departments facing athlete-pay obligations and rising costs. The policy choice deserves close scrutiny.
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NCAA Wins Temporary Stay in Five-Year Eligibility Case: What Changes Now
A federal appeals court granted the NCAA a temporary stay involving its five-year eligibility framework, but the broader legal fight is far from settled.
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SEC and Big Ten Move to Block Former Pros From Returning to College Sports
The SEC and Big Ten are tightening eligibility rules as former professional athletes test pathways back into college competition.
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NHL Free Agency Tracker: What the Late-Summer Market Tells Us
The late-summer NHL free-agent market is less glamorous than July 1, but it can still reveal roster needs, leverage and useful depth opportunities.
