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  Preston Truman, a former Utah Jazz ball boy, thought he was in for a large payday on a pair of shoes Kobe Bryant wore during his rookie-season NBA playoff appearances. In May 2023, Truman consigned the shoes through Heritage Auctions — the largest collectibles auctioneer and the third-largest auction house in the world, according

  Being a billionaire doesn’t always mean spending like one. Tom Dundon paid roughly $4.25 billion for the Portland Trail Blazers and immediately started cutting costs like the purchase had cleaned out his checking account. Since taking control in Portland, the Carolina Hurricanes owner has laid off about 70 employees, pared back travel expenses, overhauled

  Pickleball has become America’s fastest-growing sport, drawing millions of new players over the past few years, with a particularly devoted following among older adults. It’s also the subject of “The Dink,” the new Apple TV+ comedy about a sidelined tennis pro who trades his racquet for a paddle and finds himself taken in by

  From June 11 to July 19 this summer, millions of fans around the globe tuned in to support their countries in the 2026 World Cup. And while the drama unfolded on screen, Oura Ring was tracking another story right on its members’ fingers. Oura’s data science team analyzed de-identified, aggregate Oura member data from

  More than two thousand years ago, Chinese players kicked a leather ball across training grounds in a game called Cuju to develop balance, endurance, and precision with their feet. The game evolved gradually until the 1860s when England transformed dozens of local clubs into an organized body with standardized “laws of the game.” Along

  Buying a television used to be relatively straightforward: Pick a screen size that fits the room, compare picture quality in the store, and choose a model that matched your budget. That’s no longer the case. In this article, electronics and technology company TCL breaks down which TV features matter most for streaming sports at

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on Utah’s preparations for the 2034 Olympics amidst climate challenges, highlighting reliance on advanced snowmaking and potential date shifts.

Comerica reports on Shohei Ohtani’s $17 million theft by his interpreter, emphasizing lessons on financial oversight and reputation management.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on why the logo designers aren’t backing away from their choice.

Manifest Law reports that the U.S. prepares for 5M World Cup visitors in 2026, facing visa challenges and increased scrutiny on other travelers.

mBit Casino interviews NBA veteran Nate Robinson about his kidney transplant journey, newfound appreciation for life, and commitment to health advocacy.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports Utah Mammoth defends its branding amid a trademark lawsuit, claiming a name change could harm the franchise significantly.

Redfin Real Estate reports on the NFL stadiums easiest to reach without a car, highlighting accessibility and nearby housing costs.

OLBG reports on seven diverse types of American sports bettors, highlighting their habits and motivations, from casual fans to serious strategists.

OpenSecrets reports the NFL spends millions to influence politics, favoring Democrats in donations while lobbying for drone laws and public safety initiatives.

The story describes the team name origins of 32 current professional hockey teams since the early 20th century. Leagues include the current NHL and, where appropriate, the historic NHA and the WHA, with teams in the U.S. and Canada.

Atmos reports high school football is unprepared for extreme heat, highlighted by the tragic death of player Remy Hidalgo from heat stroke.

Athletes Untapped reports parents are debating whether kids should specialize in one sport or play multiple, with experts favoring multisport participation for health and skill development.