MLB Pitchers Increasingly Throwing 100+ MPH as Velocity Becomes Standard
The number of Major League Baseball pitchers reaching 100 mph has dramatically increased as high velocity has shifted from novelty to expectation.
The number of Major League Baseball pitchers reaching 100 mph has dramatically increased as high velocity has shifted from novelty to expectation.

The ceremonial start of Alaska's Iditarod sled dog race takes place Saturday in downtown Anchorage, featuring hundreds of dogs and mushers.
Several NHL players changed teams at the trade deadline, including Corey Perry returning to Tampa Bay and the Foligno brothers reuniting in Minnesota.

Department of Homeland Security discussions and player injuries raise questions about preparations for the 2026 World Cup in the United States.

Grayson Boucher, known as 'The Professor,' discusses career goals including Hall of Fame aspirations and upcoming projects.
The Detroit Lions have signed their entire 2026 NFL Draft class while the Cleveland Browns have completed their trade of Amari Cooper to Buffalo.

New York Yankees players have reportedly asked team management for an alternate uniform option, challenging the organization's traditional two-jersey policy.

Florida's attorney general sent a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell calling the Rooney Rule discriminatory hiring policy.

Three MLB teams announced key roster decisions involving prospects and injured players ahead of the new season.
The Confederation of African Football says it will clarify Morocco's hosting status for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations amid reports the country may withdraw.

A federal judge postponed a Title IX decision in a transgender athlete lawsuit against San Jose State, awaiting Supreme Court guidance.

Ex-Manchester City and Newcastle United player Joey Barton has denied assault charges related to an alleged incident at a golf club.
Former India opener Aakash Chopra suggests Shubman Gill unlikely to return to T20I cricket or captaincy after missing recent World Cup.

José Caballero made history as the first MLB player to utilize the new Automated Ball-Strike System challenge feature during Opening Day.

Four-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson will refund $500,000 he allegedly paid himself before his Grand Slam Track league collapsed.
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