The WNBA Just Made a Million-Dollar Backcourt Possible and Toronto Has the First
A ratified March 24 CBA quintupled the cap, opened the door to seven-figure salaries, and the Toronto Tempo walked through it with two.
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Caitlin Clark Is Three of Sixteen From Three and Her Team Just Won Its First Game
Indiana 87, Sparks 78 in Los Angeles — Clark scored twenty-four with nine assists and made one of seven from three, leaving the Fever with a win and a shooting problem.
The NHL Second Round Has Buffalo at Game Five and Vegas at Game Six Tonight
Sabres-Canadiens 2-2 at KeyBank Center in Buffalo at 7 p.m. ET on TNT; Knights-Ducks Game 6 at 9:30 p.m. ET with Vegas up 3-2 — and the Florida Panthers are absent for the first time in three years.
NIL Year One Closes June Thirtieth and the First Paid-Amateurism Academic Year Ends
Year 1 of the House-NCAA $20.5M revenue-share cap ends June 30 — Deloitte's NIL Go has arbitrated every third-party deal over $600 since July 2025, and Year 2 starts July 1.
Bangladesh-Pakistan Cricket Held the Schedule the Subcontinent's Politics Could Not
Dhaka hosted Pakistan for an ODI series during the Iran war and a Test Bangladesh won by 104 runs — South Asia's only major bilateral sports schedule still moving during the regional crisis.
A College Football Coach Just Took a Job No One Could Afford Before the Revenue Share
Venables gave back $1M, Norvell pledged $4.5M, Gundy cut $1M — the coaching market reorganized itself around a revenue-share cap that didn't exist a year ago.
Arsenal Will Play PSG in Budapest in Two Weeks for the European Football Crown
PSG-Arsenal in Budapest on May 30 is two of European football's most clearly drawn ownership models meeting under Hungarian state lights for the trophy.