The NBA Finals and draft won’t be held until June, but that doesn’t mean the league will be lacking in drama until then.

Football Hall of Famer and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders responded to the criticism Thursday over the program’s decision to retire Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter’s numbers, which has ruffled the feathers of a number of people associated with the football program.

Phil Maton spent plenty of time in the Citi Field outfield Thursday afternoon, when countless Mets players and coaches came over to hug and talk with their former teammate. The Mets’ front office would be forgiven if it were less enthusiastic to see him. Maton, now a Cardinal, said he heard once from the Mets...

Just as important: Not every player who tortures and torches the Knicks is automatically a villain. Ah, but when a player lands at the intersection of Great and Grating?

Andrew Mukuba would dream. He could travel wherever he’d like — across borders, through the decades, beyond the misleading limits of everyday life. 

Billy Horschel apologized in quite an unusual way for an errant shot on Thursday.

There's no indication the Cubs are discussing a potential extension yet with superstar OF Kyle Tucker, but word is they may well talk this summer.

The Post’s Ryan Dunleavy gives his top 10 safeties in this year’s NFL draft, based on evaluations and conversations with people around the league.

Power rankings are generally idiotic, as former Mets GM Zack Scott astutely pointed out on X recently. But at the moment, they may be somewhat instructive. 

The Giants were one of the teams that had been interested in Rodgers’ services.

There’s no evidence the Padres have held extension talks with free-agent-to-be.

There's no place like Seattle for newly re-signed Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock and his wife, Natalie.

"There's enough cameras in Brooks' face, we don't need another one."

The Giants have an important call to make with the third pick.

Ontario bragging rights are on the line.

It was a messy Jets divorce from Aaron Rodgers' perspective.

Aaron Rodgers broke his silence Thursday on "The Pat McAfee Show."

The Colorado Buffaloes QB is regarded as one of the most polarizing prospects of the 2025 NFL Draft class.

Bill Belichick's 73rd birthday bash wasn't just about him.

The odds couldn't be tighter for the first-round series between the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche.