Madison Williams

2 days ago | si.com | Madison Williams

When Puka Nacua switched to wearing No. 12 instead of sporting No. 17 on the Los Angeles Rams after Davante Adams joined the squad, it was assumed that the veteran receiver paid Nacua a pretty penny to keep the number he’s worn the entirety of his NFL career. Given the timing of the move, and the mostly joking price that he put on the number, it seemed at first like the switch was at least something of a deference from Nacua towards his new teammate.

2 days ago | si.com | Madison Williams

The Colorado Rockies finally ended their devastating 22-series losing streak on Tuesday night by beating the Miami Marlins 3-2. They won Monday night and Tuesday, putting them ahead 2-0 in the three-game series—that's an official series win. And, the Rockies sealed the win with a pretty epic ending. In the bottom of the ninth with the Rockies leading 3–2 and one out away from victory, Marlins pinch hitter Heriberto Hernandez crushed a ball to center field.

3 days ago | si.com | Madison Williams

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs could lose $500,000 of his $9 million he's set to earn in his contract in 2025 due to him missing part of the team's OTAs. Diggs underwent surgery on his left knee back in January, which cut his season early. However, he is currently rehabbing his knee in Miami and not in Dallas. He missed the first two phases of the Cowboys' offseason program and hasn't been present at OTAs the last three weeks.

3 days ago | si.com | Madison Williams

Bryce Harper returned to the plate with a bang—literally. During Harper's first at-bat on Tuesday vs. the Toronto Blue Jays, the Philadelphia Phillies star smashed a 394-foot home run. That's one way to make a notable return. His homer came immediately after Trea Turner hit a two-run shot of his own, with Philadelphia quickly went up 3-0 thanks to Harper's big swing. This is the momentum the Phillies need right now as the team was entering Tuesday's matchup on a four-game losing streak.

3 days ago | si.com | Madison Williams

The NBA has announced the 12 officials who will be working the 2025 NBA Finals between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers. The individual assignments will be revealed in the mornings before each game of the championship series. All of the officials chosen for the Finals worked throughout the playoffs this season. Each of the 12 officials will work one game in the first four contests as a part of a three-person crew.