Dennis Young

3 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Dennis Young

The WNBA will have to wait a few more days. Paige Bueckers and Connecticut are headed to their second straight Final Four. Bueckers’s Huskies easily dispatched USC on Monday night, winning 78–64 behind their superstar’s 31 points. It’s a dream scenario for nearly everyone involved. Bueckers has a chance to stamp her legacy as an all-time college great with an elusive national title.

3 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Dennis Young

The Liberty said Monday that Betnijah Laney-Hamilton will be out for “five to six months” after surgery earlier this month for a meniscus injury. That would knock her out for potentially the entire WNBA season. The 2025 regular season runs through Sept. 11, and the playoffs go through October—about six months away. Laney-Hamilton has been a core piece of the Liberty’s Finals runs the last two years. Only Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu averaged more minutes for New York last season.

3 weeks ago | bvmsports.com | Dennis Young

College Sports Notre Dame 's Olivia Miles isn't staying in South Bend or going to the WNBA, ESPN reported Monday night. South Bend Tribune Notre Dame guard Olivia Miles isn't entering the WNBA draft, and she isn't staying with the Irish either. She's entering the transfer portal, ESPN reported Monday night. Miles is 22 and eligible for next month's draft, but has another year of eligibility left because she tore her ACL in 2023.

3 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Dennis Young

Notre Dame guard Olivia Miles isn’t entering the WNBA draft, and she isn’t staying with the Irish either. She’s entering the transfer portal, ESPN reported Monday night. Miles is 22 and eligible for next month’s draft, but has another year of eligibility left because she tore her ACL in 2023. The report came as something as a surprise, as Miles has been projected as high as the No. 2 overall pick, behind only Paige Bueckers.

3 weeks ago | frontofficesports.com | Dennis Young

The Yankees clubbed 15 homers over the weekend, tying the MLB record for a season-opening series. But it was the bats that hit those dingers that stole the show. MLB says the “torpedo” bats, which have a rounder barrel and have moved more of the weight towards the label, are legal. YES Network play-by-play announcerMichael Kay appeared to be the first member of the media to discuss them, when he explained the new shape during the Bombers’ nine-homer barrage against the Brewers on Saturday.