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Established in 2004, Sportslens has steadily evolved over nearly twenty years into one of the most reputable online platforms for sports enthusiasts. It serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of sports betting. By staying updated on the latest developments in U.S. sports, as well as international competitions, we provide high-quality analysis and previews of upcoming events. This helps you gain valuable insights and improve your chances of making successful bets across various sports markets. At Sportslens, you can find real-time updates on injuries, the latest trade rumors, essential statistics, fantasy advice, and in-depth articles covering not only major sports but also lesser-known events.

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A.J. Greer Makes Emotional Stanley Cup Final Debut

2 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

A.J. Greer returns from injury to make his long-awaited Stanley Cup Final debut in Game 3 for the Florida Panthers. There’s a quiet power in persistence—something A.J. Greer knows all too well. On Monday night in Sunrise, Florida, he finally got his moment. After a career built on grit, detours, and doubt, Greer laced up his skates for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final.
Carlie Irsay-Gordon Named Colts CEO

2 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

On a quiet Monday morning, the Indianapolis Colts did something deeply symbolic: they honored the past by naming their future. Following the passing of longtime owner Jim Irsay, the franchise announced that all three of his daughters—Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt, and Kalen Jackson—will now serve as owners of the team. At the helm, Carlie steps forward as CEO and principal owner, a role she’s long been prepared for.
NFL Mandatory Minicamps 2025: Key Dates

2 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

Mandatory minicamps reveal Rodgers-Steelers dynamic, Shedeur Sanders competing in Cleveland, rookie stars eye opportunity—and full minicamp schedule included. Every NFL season whispers its secrets during mandatory minicamps. It’s here, on fields trimmed by summer sun, that quarterback competitions ignite, new leaders emerge, and rookie sensations begin to prove their mettle.
Roman Anthony Called Up by Red Sox

2 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

Finally! Red Sox promote Roman Anthony, baseball’s No. 1 prospect, to the majors for his long-awaited debut amid roster injuries. On a team where legacy is measured in moments, the Boston Red Sox are writing the next one. Roman Anthony, the 21-year-old phenom whose name has echoed through minor league parks all season, is heading to the big leagues. The call came not with fireworks, but with quiet certainty. It was time.
Dick Vitale Signs ESPN Extension Through 2028

2 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

Dick Vitale extends ESPN contract through 2028, marking nearly 50 years of legendary college basketball broadcasting and inspiring resilience. For nearly five decades, his voice has been more than just sound—it’s been the soul of college basketball. On Monday, ESPN announced that Dick Vitale, the legendary broadcaster whose energy and passion defined a sport, has signed a contract extension that will keep him on the air through the 2027–28 season. At 86, Vitale isn’t slowing down.
Fever Star to Miss Dream Matchup

2 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark will miss Tuesday’s game vs. Atlanta Dream as she continues recovering from a left quad injury. On Tuesday night in Atlanta, one of the league’s brightest stars will remain out of the spotlight. Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever’s transformative rookie, won’t be taking the court. It’s been over a week since she last suited up, and the wait continues. Clark has been nursing a left quad injury suffered in a May 24 game against the New York Liberty.
Coco Gauff Wins 2025 French Open

3 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

Coco Gauff defeats Aryna Sabalenka to win the 2025 French Open, becoming the first American woman champion in a decade. Three years ago, Coco Gauff stood beneath gray skies in Paris, tears in her eyes, trophy just out of reach. On Saturday, under those same overcast clouds, she stood again. This time, triumphant. The 2025 French Open final began as a storm of its own — a first-set flurry of power, nerves, and resistance.
NCAA House Settlement Approved, Allowing Schools to Directly Pay Athletes and Reshape College Sports Landscape

3 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

NCAA’s House settlement approval ushers in new era: schools can now directly pay athletes, redefining college sports compensation model. At 9 p.m. ET on a quiet Friday night, a California courtroom echoed with history. The ruling was swift, but its reverberations will be felt for decades. A federal judge approved the NCAA’s House settlement, ushering in a future that college athletics has long resisted — one where schools can directly pay their athletes.
NiJaree Canady Signs Seven-Figure NIL Deal For Texas Tech Softball

3 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

Texas Tech pitcher NiJaree Canady signs seven-figure NIL deal ahead of WCWS Game 3, staying through senior season. On the eve of the biggest game of her life, NiJaree Canady made a decision that will shape her future far beyond the mound. Hours before Texas Tech takes the field for Game 3 of the Women’s College World Series, Canady inked her second seven-figure NIL deal — a landmark agreement that ensures she’ll finish her college career as a Red Raider. The timing felt poetic.
Knicks Eye Jason Kidd as Top Head Coach Candidate

3 weeks ago | sportslens.com | Colin Lynch

The Knicks will reportedly pursue Jason Kidd to reunite him with Jalen Brunson after firing head coach Tom Thibodeau. Tom Thibodeau’s time in New York came to a stunning close not long after the Knicks bowed out of the Eastern Conference Finals. Despite the deep postseason run — their deepest in over two decades — Thibodeau was shown the door, and with that, the Knicks’ coaching carousel began to turn once more. Now, their eyes are set on a familiar face to one of their brightest stars.