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Shane Victorino has been named “primetime” coach of an expansion team in the Banana Ball exhibition league, Spectrum News reports. Victorino brings his expertise to the fast-paced, fan-favorite summer league.
Astros star shines brightly as Houston dominates on the field, securing a decisive victory. The team’s strong performance highlights their playoff potential, energizing fans and bolstering Houston’s championship hopes.
Authorities are searching for a suspect following a deadly shooting at a Texas sports bar, according to reports. The incident left multiple victims injured and is under active investigation. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
The Los Angeles Lakers’ sale for $10 billion sets a new record for U.S. sports team transactions, surpassing previous deals and marking a historic moment in franchise ownership, ABC13 Houston reports.
Houston news sees major changes with a new anchor and meteorologist joining the team, alongside a surprise exit that has left viewers and staff speculating. Chron covers the latest twists in local broadcasting.
A closed Montrose bar is set to reopen with a fresh identity as a sports-themed gay venue. The new spot aims to blend vibrant LGBTQ+ culture with a love of sports, bringing renewed energy to the neighborhood.
Arch Manning faced admonishment from both his mother and a referee after standing over a Sam Houston State player following a touchdown, sparking debate on sportsmanship during the game, Yahoo Sports reports.
Texas Tech Athletic Director Kirby Hocutt has officially declared Houston as the Red Raiders’ 8th home game, emphasizing the city’s cultural ties by stating, “Houston is West Texas,” highlighting its significance for fans and the team.
In just one year, Houston will host matches for the World Cup. City officials are ramping up preparations, focusing on infrastructure, security, and fan experiences to ensure a smooth and memorable event.
The University of North Texas tennis team fell in Houston, facing tough competition in their latest match. Despite strong efforts, the Mean Green couldn’t secure a win on the road. The season continues with high hopes.
Flag football for girls advances in Texas with growing leagues and support. Coaches and fans highlight the players’ fierce passion and commitment, marking a new chapter in youth sports, reports the Houston Chronicle.
Casino and sports betting companies are intensifying efforts to legalize gambling in Texas, despite strong opposition from state Senate leaders. The debate continues as stakeholders push for a regulatory framework.
Former HBCU football player tragically fatally shot in Houston, authorities confirm. The incident is under investigation as community mourns the loss of the promising athlete. More details to follow.
Deion Sanders faces a harsh reality check after a tough setback in Houston, highlighting challenges ahead for the team. The latest loss underscores areas needing urgent improvement, per Yahoo Sports.
Luke Weaver led the Hawaii football team to a decisive victory over Sam Houston, showcasing strong leadership and skill. The Warriors secured a crucial win in a hard-fought game, boosting their season prospects.
The Houston World Cup committee unveiled groundbreaking plans for the upcoming event, promising unprecedented fan experiences and state-of-the-art facilities. Details highlight Houston’s growing role in global soccer.
The Houston Rockets have strategically built their roster around Kevin Durant, blending young talent like Ime and DJ with seasoned leadership. This approach aims to maximize Durant’s impact and push the team deep into the playoffs.
Alex Bregman received a standing ovation and hit a home run in his first at-bat during his return to Houston. Despite his heroics, the Astros rallied late to secure a win over the Red Sox.
Houston baseball legend Roger Clemens has received a Hall of Fame endorsement from former President Donald Trump, sparking renewed debate over the star pitcher’s legacy. The announcement came via Houston Public Media.