Soccer fans will be glad to know that women's soccer is officially back. This past week, the SheBelieves Cup kicked off the international soccer season, with the NWSL and NSL seasons following soon after in North America.

The NFL offseason is a little like the early episodes of a prestige drama. The big action hasn’t happened yet, but the decisions being made now quietly shape everything that follows. A trade here, a cap casualty there, a contract extension that keeps a star in town, these moves often end up defining the following season more than any single Sunday. Here are seven offseason moves that could have ripple effects across the entire 2026 season.

From the PWHL to the Olympics, women's hockey has captured all eyes. From history being made to attendance records being set and broken, the ice has never been hotter.

With the 2026 Olympics officially wrapping up on February 22, there were numerous athletes who left a resounding impact on spectators, one of those being the Women's USA Hockey Team. Let's take a look at how Team USA brought home the gold this year, following their biggest win during the gold medal game after going to overtime.

Alysa Liu’s story to Milano Cortina in 2026 is inspirational, but more than that, it proves to everyone in sports that it’s okay to prioritize yourself first, and that when you do, you’re able to find yourself (and your incredible personality) too. 

An integral part of modern sports culture is analytics. Whether through fantasy leagues, front offices, or casual fans catching up on a game, data now shapes how sports are discussed and understood. With MLB spring training underway and the NHL season entering its final stretch as playoff races intensify and end-of-season awards loom, this is a perfect moment to examine the evolution of analytics in sports.

If the Olympics got you hooked on women’s hockey, the rivalries, the skill, the edge-of-your-seat overtime, you don’t have to wait another four years for more. The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is where those stars play year-round, and in 2025-26, the league is bigger, more competitive, and officially coast-to-coast.

With spring training back in full swing, it's never too early to see who may be early contenders for the MLB Playoffs. The Los Angeles Dodgers spent their offseason looking for power hitters and locking down their essential players to repeat last year's success. The Dodgers are preparing to gear up for another successful season and win another championship, which would make them World Series winners for three consecutive years.

We’re sure you've heard about Macklin Celebrini’s age – because it was talked about a lot. He may not be the youngest player to ever breathe (although with how much the analysts were going on about him, it sure feels like it), but he is the youngest player to ever be named to Team Canada. At merely 19 years old, he beat out Drew Doughty, who was only 20 when he was named to the Winter Olympics in 2010.