The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Utah Jazz 145-111 on April 11, 2025, eliminating Utah from playoff contention while boosting their 2025 NBA Draft lottery odds to a 92.7% chance of a top-four pick.
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The Chicago Bulls defeated the Miami Heat 133-124 on February 4, 2025, led by Matas Buzelis (24 points, perfect shooting) and Josh Giddey (24 points) in their first game after trading Zach LaVine, marking a stunning comeback victory at the United Center.
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Davis Schneider’s leadoff homer and Trey Yesavage’s rookie brilliance powered the Toronto Blue Jays to a 3-2 World Series lead over the Dodgers, with Game 6 set for Rogers Centre. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is two hits from a postseason record.
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The Thunder lock in Jaylin Williams ($24 M) and Ajay Mitchell ($8.7 M) on three‑year deals, securing their roster after winning the 2025 NBA championship.
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Alix Earle and Val Chmerkovskiy earned a season‑high 24/30 on DWTS Disney Night, praised by judges as her best performance yet, propelling them into the competition's upper tier.
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Aroldis Chapman recorded his 500th career save and 1,300th strikeout as Boston edged Cincinnati, cementing his Hall of Fame case and boosting Red Sox playoff hopes.
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The Fry Scholarship extends Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to children and surviving spouses of service members who died on duty after 9/11. Recipients can tap up to 36 months of 100% tuition coverage, housing allowance, books, and more. Eligibility runs from age 18 to 33 for children and a 15‑year window for spouses. Private‑college caps and Yellow Ribbon options round out the package.
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Monday Night Football pits the Ravens against the Lions in a high‑scoring showdown. Betting markets highlight Derrick Henry as the top anytime touchdown favorite at -210 on FanDuel. Other strong picks include Lions receiver Amon‑Ra St. Brown and veteran Ravens wideout DeAndre Hopkins. The game carries the week’s highest total of 53.5 points, promising plenty of red‑zone action.
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Argentina has started sending Vaca Muerta gas to Brazil through Bolivia in a first-of-its-kind transit deal. The pilot moved 500,000 m3 on April 1, 2025 via Argentina’s northbound pipelines, Bolivia’s YPFB network, and the GASBOL trunkline. The move flips old trade flows, eases Brazil’s costs, gives Bolivia transit income, and opens a new path for regional energy integration—with scale-up plans and alternative routes already on the table.
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