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McKenzie Forbes signed a training camp contract with the Wings — reuniting with her former coach, Chris Koclanes.
The Dallas Wings have added another player to their roster after a busy summer of free agency — guard McKenzie Forbes, who was selected 28th overall by the Los Angeles Sparks last season.

Let’s get it!! https://t.co/oopJ7OJCXS
— Mckenzie Forbes (@Kenzie4bs) February 28, 2025

Forbes is an elite three-point shooter whose collegiate career included stints at UC Berkeley, Harvard, and USC.

Good luck to any of Clemson University’s baseball opponents – as they’re definitely in for an experience when they travel to play an away game against the Tigers at Doug Kingsmore Field. 
This past offseason, Clemson made some major stadium adjustments to their baseball facilities, including putting the opponent’s bullpen right on the field in front of the fans.

While Maine continues to illogically advocate for men to be in women’s sports, Georgia is taking the opposite approach. 
Yesterday, the Georgia House of Representatives passed House Bill 267, which seeks to bar men from competing in women’s sports. The bill was aptly named after OutKick’s Riley Gaines, with the unofficial title being the “Riley Gaines Act.

President Donald Trump said he will pardon baseball great Pete Rose and criticized MLB for barring the all-time hit leader from the sport’s Hall of Fame for gambling.

Donovan Mitchell had 41 points and five assists in 35 minutes in a 123-116 Cavaliers victory.

The Rangers are trading Ryan Lindgren and Jimmy Vesey to the Avalanche for Juuso Parssinen and Calvin de Haan. Conditional draft picks are also involved.

Agot Makeer, the No. 4 women’s basketball recruit in the ESPN class of 2025, has committed to South Carolina.

LSU All-America tackle Will Campbell pushes back at NFL draft combine scrutiny over his shorter-than-desired arm length.

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The national anthem wars between the United States and Canada are not over yet.
While it has been faint, playful sports banter in the past, things took a serious turn last month amid political tensions between the two countries.
It began at an Ottawa Senators game on Feb. 1, when the fans booed the “Star-Spangled Banner” upon the Minnesota Wild’s visit. The next day, Toronto Raptors fans booed the anthem when the Los Angeles Clippers came to town.
The boos reached new heights during the highly contested 4 Nations Face-Off tournament, which Canada eventually won over the U.S.