Sports Round-Up: Major Headlines from the World of Sports

This article summarizes recent major sports news. Highlights include Mike Brown's contract extension with the Sacramento Kings, Angel City's record-breaking ownership deal, the passing of Pat Williams, and Team USA women's golf prospects for the Paris Olympics. Other notable events include the WNBA assist record by Caitlin Clark, Cheryl Miller's new coaching role, and crucial police measures for the Paris 2024 opening ceremony.

The world of sports experienced pivotal moments this week, with notable updates making headlines. Sacramento Kings' head coach Mike Brown secured a three-year contract extension worth $30 million. 'I love being in Sacramento and am excited for this next chapter,' Brown stated.

In a landmark deal, Angel City became the most valuable professional women's sports team by finalizing an ownership agreement with Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger and his wife Willow Bay. The club is now valued at $250 million.

The sports community also mourns the loss of Orlando Magic co-founder Pat Williams, who passed away at 84 due to complications from viral pneumonia.

As Team USA prepares for the Paris Olympics 2024, Rose Zhang anticipates a strong showing in women's golf, emphasizing mental focus and flawless putting as keys to success.

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The All-Star break saw entertainment at its peak, with the Home Run Derby featuring an exciting final between Teoscar Hernandez and Bobby Witt Jr.

WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark set a new single-game assists record with 19 assists for the Indiana Fever, surpassing the previous record of 18 held by Courtney Vandersloot.

The Paris 2024 opening ceremony will deploy a significant police presence, with no changes in plans following a recent attack on Donald Trump, ensuring the safety of heads of state and athletes.

Team USA's dominant performance against Serbia, with key contributions from Bam Adebayo and Anthony Davis, boosts confidence ahead of the Olympics.

Milwaukee Bucks' Khris Middleton is recovering from surgeries on both ankles and is expected to be ready for the 2024-25 season.

Lastly, basketball legend Cheryl Miller was named head coach of the WNBA All-Star team, set to face the USA's women's national team in Phoenix as a preparation for the Paris Olympics.

(With inputs from agencies.)