As the NBA season approaches, it's not just established stars we are excited to see but also the fresh new faces on the court. As rookies step onto the hardwood with the weight of expectations, the excitement of potential, and the hunger to prove they belong, some need time to adjust, whereas others prove their worth instantaneously. This year's group is packed with scorers, playmakers, and defensive anchors who could reshape their franchises and steal headlines.

With the 2025 Major League Baseball postseason heating up, there are a lot of players to keep an eye on. Players who have been clutch all season long, and those who were considered the underdogs. Let's take a look and see who we need to pay attention to this postseason.

Some things just feel like they were meant to happen, and for the Curry family, this week is one of those moments. Seth Curry, the younger brother with the deadly three-point shot, is finally joining Steph Curry on the Golden State Warriors. For fans, it is exciting. For the brothers, it is personal. And if you have ever grown up with a sibling, you know how special it is when your lives finally line up.

If you haven't heard The Life of a Showgirl by Taylor Swift yet, you're missing out on great music to improve your day, as well as emotional breakdowns over athletes and their parallels with certain songs. Let's take a look at some of the athletes that represent each song on The Life of a Showgirl!

As the NHL regular season begins this Tuesday, the Vancouver Canucks and Utah Mammoth both have a chance to rise above the noise and make a statement from the opening puck drop.

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Team USA is ready to tumble to the top at the Gymnastics World Championships!

Sports Girls Club Shop will host its first pop-up shop at Warrior Ice Arena on Sunday, Nov. 9, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. featuring its At The Game core collection and first access to new apparel.

For the first time in what feels like forever (eight years), October is starting without the Houston Astros.