Current Sports Highlights: From Injuries to New Ventures

The summary covers various sports news, including Tyrese Maxey's season-ending injury, Cowboys acquiring QB Joe Milton III, a disqualification in fencing, highlights from MLB and NBA, Coco Gauff's new management venture, and Tim Melia's retirement. The story focuses on diverse sports events unfolding worldwide.

Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey will miss the rest of the season due to a finger tendon injury alongside a persistent back issue, according to an ESPN report. Maxey hasn't played since the March 3 defeat against Portland Trail Blazers.

In another move, the Dallas Cowboys secured quarterback Joe Milton III from the New England Patriots, offering a compensatory fifth-round and a seventh-round pick as consideration. Additionally, USA Fencing disqualified a female fencer for declining to face a transgender opponent due to established guidelines.

In MLB action, Shohei Ohtani's game-winning home run helped the Dodgers maintain their undefeated season start. Meanwhile, Coco Gauff, world tennis number three, announced the launch of her management entity after departing Team8. Lastly, Sporting KC's goalkeeper Tim Melia heads into retirement, leaving a decade-long legacy behind.

(With inputs from agencies.)