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Nashville to Host 2030 Super Bowl at New Nissan Stadium
NFL owners officially awarded Nashville the 2030 Super Bowl to be played at the city’s new Nissan Stadium, opening in 2027; the $2.1 billion project will sit east of the current venue with about 60,000 seats, making it the smallest NFL stadium and bringing a marquee event to Music City.
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Detroit pressed to play a 2026 Munich game, leveraging German ties and Amon-Ra St. Brown, but the decision trades off a tough roughly 12-day stretch with likely no bye; the league granted a mini-bye after Thanksgiving, and analysts debate whether the trade-off was worth it.
Braves Release Bummer, Hand Baldwin IL Status as Tromp Steps In
The Braves released left-hander Aaron Bummer and placed catcher Drake Baldwin on the 10-day injured list with an oblique strain, while activating Dylan Dodd, recalling Victor Mederos, and adding Chadwick Tromp. With Baldwin and Murphy sidelined, Atlanta’s catching depth takes a hit as Tromp and Sandy León handle duties until Baldwin returns.
Lesnar Returns on RAW, Attacks Oba Femi, Teases Historic Rematch in Italy
Brock Lesnar made a surprise return on the May 18, 2026 edition of RAW by attacking Oba Femi during his open challenge, delivering multiple F5s. In a backstage segment, Paul Heyman claimed Lesnar was retired but then offered a contract for the biggest rematch in history at Clash in Italy, setting up what could be a blockbuster feud.
Draft Rumors Signal Fluid Top Tier as Teams Eye 2026 Picks
NBA draft chatter shows no clear No.1: AJ Dybantsa is a tentative favorite, but teams aren’t treating him as a lock for the Wizards; a consensus top four of Dybantsa, Peterson, Boozer and Wilson exists with Peterson likely going to Utah, Boozer to Memphis, Wilson to Chicago. Peterson’s medicals and interview impressions are watched; Aday Mara is rising toward the lottery and could land around the 8th pick for Atlanta, while Milwaukee’s 10th pick and possible multiple selections fuel Giannis trade chatter. Brooklyn is tied to Mara and Nate Ament and could move; Sacramento aims for Darius Acuff at No.7 to address point guard needs; Phoenix may pursue a first-round addition beyond 47th. The draft landscape remains unsettled with teams weighing several prospects and moves.
Twins Activate Arcia, Option Lewis, DFA Topa in 40-Man Shuffle
The Minnesota Twins designated Justin Topa for assignment to clear 40-man space for Orlando Arcia, who is being recalled after Royce Lewis was optioned to Triple-A St. Paul following a disappointing start to 2026. Arcia, a veteran with extensive big‑league service time, will join the majors and provide infield depth as Lewis attempts to rebound from a series of injuries; Topa’s DFA creates a window for waivers or a potential trade in the next several days.
City Faces Guardiola Departure and a Wave of Player Exits
Pep Guardiola’s possible departure at season’s end could trigger a City exodus, with five players linked to moves: Gvardiol to Real Madrid/Bayern, Reijnders to Juventus, Marmoush to Dortmund/Barcelona, Trafford to Brighton/Villa/Tottenham, and Foden attracting interest from Atlético/Bayern, as Enzo Maresca emerges as a potential successor.
Ronaldo targets a record sixth World Cup as Portugal name squad
Cristiano Ronaldo is set to play in a record sixth World Cup after Portugal named a 27-man squad for the tournament, with Diogo Jota's death referenced as the symbolic 'plus one' in memory of the former Liverpool forward.
Rodgers Joins Steelers OTAs on Monday
Rodgers arrived at the Steelers facility to sign his one-year deal and, per an update, participated in the opening day of OTAs on Monday. OTAs run over about two weeks with a minicamp in early June; coach Mike McCarthy previously said he wouldn’t mind if Rodgers sat out some OTAs to help the Steelers evaluate their quarterback room. The report also notes Rodgers’ early OTAs throws to Michael Pittman Jr. and DK Metcalf, per Brooke Pryor, though those names are unusual for this Steelers storyline.
Matt Brown: Ronda Rousey’s comeback was cringe; the Carano win offers no redemption
UFC veteran Matt Brown blasted Ronda Rousey’s return, saying her 17-second armbar over Gina Carano was not redeeming and that the whole event felt cringey; he criticized her promotion and persona, and Rousey retired again after the fight with potential future ties to Jake Paul’s MVP.
PWHL Expands to San Jose, Bringing Pro Women’s Hockey to the Bay Area
The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) announced San Jose, CA as its latest expansion market for the 2026-27 season, with SAP Center hosting home games and Sharks Ice at San Jose as the training site; San Jose becomes the fourth expansion city (joining Detroit, Hamilton and Las Vegas), placing four teams in the Pacific Time Zone, and the league will share details on roster-building and the 2026 draft soon, while fans can deposit to secure priority access to season tickets.