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Caitlin Clark Continues to Give Back originally appeared on Athlon Sports.Despite facing injuries in the 2025 WNBA season, Caitlin Clark, now with the Indiana Fever, has remained a prominent advocate for her community. Recently, she returned to Des Moines to partner with Musco Sports Lighting and Des Moines Public Schools to establish four new basketball courts through her foundation, earning widespread praise on social media for her commitment to giving back. Want More Context? 🔎

Rangers' Josh Hamilton News Draws Strong Reactions From Fans originally appeared on Athlon Sports.Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton, a key player from 2008 to 2012 and 2015, will be honored with his Rangers Hall of Fame jacket on August 9 at Globe Life Field, eliciting enthusiastic reactions from fans. Despite his accolades, including an AL MVP Award and five All-Star appearances, Hamilton is not eligible for the National Baseball Hall of Fame due to a...

Welsh golfer Darcey Harry, a member of Royal Porthcawl, is competing in the AIG Women's British Open, marking her first major event at her home club. The 22-year-old LET rookie recently won the Hulencourt Women's Open and is accompanied by her boyfriend and caddie, Jacob Skov Olesen, as she draws inspiration from fellow competitor Georgia Hall, the 2018 British Open winner. Want More Context? 🔎

Former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas, known as "Agent Zero," was arrested on federal charges related to running an illegal high-stakes gambling operation from his Encino mansion, allegedly linked to an Israeli crime group. Facing three federal charges, including conspiracy to operate an illegal gambling business, his past includes a felony gun conviction from a 2009 incident, which may impact his sentencing if convicted. Want More Context? 🔎

The Dallas Mavericks have hired Ethan Casson as their new president, following his tenure as CEO for the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx. Casson will oversee daily operations under CEO Rick Welts, who aims to focus on strategic projects, including a new arena, with Casson set to start on August 11. Want More Context? 🔎

Athletic Club players Inaki and Nico Williams publicly defended their innocence after being cited to testify in a fraud case involving a disputed Mercedes AMG E63 purchase. They confirmed the investigation, denied any wrongdoing, and expressed confidence in the judicial process, asserting that the allegations are unfounded and aimed at damaging their reputation. Want More Context? 🔎