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The 110th running of the Indianapolis 500 did not disappoint — even with a handful of crashes and weather cautions that slowed the action down. A red flag with eight laps to go, followed by a caution, set up a  one-lap shootout for the biggest prize in American motorsports.

That left David Malukas to claim his spot as one of IndyCar’s most electric young racers. He took the lead on the restart and held it all the way through turn four — but it wasn’t meant to be. Sweden’s Felix Rosenqvist had more juice down the final stretch, claiming the lead moments before crossing the bricks for his first Indy 500 win and a place on the Borg Warner Trophy.

A heartbroken Malukas finished second. 2025 champion Alex Palou led more laps than anyone in the field — 59 out of 200 — but was forced to settle for seventh place.

Ryan McMahon and Ben Rice belted the blasts to defeat the Blue Jays, 5-4, at Yankee Stadium. It was another nervous ninth inning, but the Yankees prevailed.

With runners at second and third and a Toronto Blue Jays run already home, Camilo Doval got Kaz Okamoto to ground out to Anthony Volpe, sealing Tuesday night’s 5-4 win.

Doval was subbing as closer with both David Bednar and Fernando Cruz unavailable due to heavy workloads.

Ryan McMahon broke a personal 0-for-24 with a game-tying three-run homer off Dylan Cease in the fourth, setting up Ben Rice’s go-ahead, two-run homer in the fifth.

New York (30-19) has now won two games in a row and 2-0 on this current home trip.

The New York Knicks defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 109-93.They now hold a 2-0 series lead as they head to Cleveland.

The Knicks went up by double-digits in the second half and then, unlike the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1, held on for a  win. 

New York had all the momentum, plus home-court advantage, after outscoring Cleveland 44-11 to close out the series opener. The Cavaliers appeared to have shaken off that mortifying outcome in the first half, but it all fell apart early in the third quarter.

Josh Hart had a playoff career-high 26 points on 10-of-21 shooting (5-of-11 from 3-point range), plus seven assists and some aggressive defense against Cleveland’s backcourt.

The expected changes to the New York Giants coaching staff under new head coach John Harbaugh have begun. With the exception of Charlie Bullen all of the team’s 2025 defensive coaches have been let go.

Bullen, the outside linebackers coach, did an excellent job as interim defensive coordinator after taking over for the fired Shane Bowen. Bullen has a previous relationship with GM Joe Schoen, and has also been getting interviews for vacant defensive coordinator positions. Bullen is not yet guaranteed to remain on Harbaugh’s staff.

The defense massively underperformed in 2025 under Bowen. When Brian Daboll was fired as head coach in the middle of the 2025 season and GM Joe Schoen was retained, ownership made it clear that it felt the Giants’ biggest issue had been coaching.

Chocolate enthusiasts rejoice as Krispy Kreme introduces its latest indulgence, the Chocomania Collection, in partnership with Hershey’s.

The Chocomania Collection boasts a range of four flavors, each infused with rich Hershey’s chocolate from fillings to toppings:

• Hershey’s Galaxy Brownie: A doughnut filled with Hershey’s Special Dark Fudge Kreme dipped in delicious Hershey’s chocolate icing and topped with crunchy brownie pieces and colorful rainbow sprinkles.
• Hershey’s Black & White Chocolate Chip Dream: An Original Glazed doughnut inspired by the iconic black & white cookie! Dipped in white icing and drizzled with Hershey’s chocolate icing and mini chocolate chips.
• Hershey’s Chocolate Cake Overload: A Hershey’s fudge old fashioned cake doughnut dipped in Hershey’s milk chocolate icing and decorated with a HERSHEY’S dark chocolate fudge buttercream dollop.
• Hershey’s Chocolate Iced: An Original Glazed doughnut dipped in Hershey’s milk chocolate icing and decorated with a chocolate drizzle.