Caeleb Dressel and Suni Lee won Sports Illustrated's Athlete of the Year award. Both gold medalists were honored for rising to the top of their respective sports—Lee in gymnastics and Dressel in swimming—on Tuesday night during The Sports Illustrated Awards.
"I never would have thought as a six-year-old young gymnast that I would be standing up here winning the SI award," Lee said in her acceptance speech
The Chicago Bears and Justin Fields finally parted ways on Saturday, with the young quarterback offloaded in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers in exchange for a future sixth-round draft pick, which could potentially become a fourth-rounder. Apparently, there was no shortage of interest in the 25-year-old signal-caller, with at least four other teams having inquired with the Bears about a potential Fields trade.
The Dallas Cowboys have restructured quarterback Dak Prescott’s contract to create space under the salary cap, according to reports.
Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg shares insights into some of the top stories trending on SI.com, from Aaron Donald retiring from the NFL to Purdue and UConn looking to dominate the Men's NCAA Tournament.
Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani won’t be pitching this season as he recovers from offseason elbow surgery, but that doesn’t mean he won’t play defense. Manager Dave Roberts told media members Monday that there’s a possibility Ohtani could play in the field at some point during the regular season.
The Michigan Wolverines announced a change at coach, dismissing Juwan Howard following a disappointing season.
Los Angeles Rams star defensive lineman Aaron Donald announced his NFL retirement following a decade of dominance.
