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UConn Women’s Basketball Docuseries Coming to Apple TV

“The Dynasty: UConn Huskies” will premiere Aug. 21, 2026, on Apple TV, according to Daniel Connolly. The three-part docuseries follows UConn’s 2025 national championship team while also telling the deeper history of the women’s basketball program. Sundance Sports produced the project, giving the Huskies another spotlight after their latest Final Four run and their 2025 title.

By Raahib Singh

about 1 hour ago

Stephen A. Smith Fires Back at Jaylen Brown After Retirement Demand

After Brown responded to Smith's First Take segment with a call to be quiet or retire, Smith told Brown, “I got love for you,” but said he would not “even go there.” Smith said Boston fans are “making this kind of noise” because the Celtics lost a 3-1 lead, adding, “This is not about ME. It’s about YOU.”

By Raahib Singh

about 1 hour ago

Donovan Mitchell Claims Playoffs Pressure Is Nothing

"I've been here before, the pressure's really not, I don't really feel it," Mitchell said. "This isn't pressure. Getting your next meal is pressure. Where am I going to live? That's pressure. This is an opportunity. This is fun," Mitchell said. Cavaliers, after winning game 7, lost their first game against Detroit in Game 1.

By Adit Pujari

about 1 hour ago

Cheryl Reeve Says Napheesa Collier’s Future Has No Expectation

Reeve said it would be “really unfair” to expect Collier to stay long-term because “next year Phee is a free agent” and could have 15 teams pursuing her. She noted Collier “has never been a free agent before” and passed on the easy path of saying, “give me a supermax for four years.”

By Raahib Singh

about 1 hour ago

Nick Wright Explains Why Winning an NBA Title Did Not Earn Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Respect

"Thunder fans can't accept winning a championship gets you the championship and the bragging rights and the belt," Wright said. "But it does not get you necessarily love and at times it doesn't get you much respect think you deserve." SGA leads the NBA in free throw attempts this season, fueling the ongoing flopping debate against the Lakers.

By Adit Pujari

about 2 hours ago

Ben Stiller Traces His Knicks Fandom Back to 1970s

Stiller said he “grew up in New York City” and was “always a Knicks fan,” even while living in Los Angeles from 1992 to 2010. He remembered his father taking him to games in 1973 and 1974, adding, “I literally saw those teams.” Moving back let him take his son to games, too.

By Raahib Singh

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