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Blackhawk captain Connor Bedard pens a letter to Chicago: “I know the tradition of this franchise, and the lineage I’m a part of now.”

After the way last season ended, Patrick Surtain II will never forget the feeling. But the Broncos are just getting started. Go ahead, keep on doubting Denver.

Pedri was destined to play for FC Barcelona. He wrote this for his grandfather and his family: “It’s Barça. It’s in our family’s blood.”

For years, Victor Oladipo has been working on getting back to the league. Now he’s just looking for an opportunity: “Maybe a team out there will give me a chance. Maybe no team will.”

PSG star Willian Pacho is using this moment to tell his story of grief, mental health and redemption: “I have a lot to risk as a footballer for telling this story, but I am telling it for all the kids out there who have lost a parent at a young age.”

When no one wanted to sign him, Yan Diomande’s sister, Roxane, never doubted her brother’s talent. He wrote this letter to his late sister to prove that all their dreams would be achieved, and, now, he’s playing for Real Madrid.

The best fans in the league? Tiffany Hayes knows. Golden State Valkyries fans get LOUD at Ballhalla.

"The thing I couldn’t stop thinking about, it’s how disappointed I was not to get to help our team on the field anymore, while we’re on this mission together."

You thought Carolina Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal was going to win a Cup and not do a Players’ Tribune?

When Wyatt Spalding was 12, he was told that his Cerebral Palsy made sports impossible. He kept dribbling. He kept dreaming. He became a Special Olympics Hall of Famer. This story is bigger than basketball.

Divock Origi announces his retirement: “When you can look back and savour all the sweet moments with only gratitude and zero regret, that’s when you know it’s time to say goodbye.”

Hall of Fame TE Tony Gonzalez is using his platform to advocate for prostate cancer screenings: “This is about time. The time we had then. The time we have now. And how we choose to spend it.”

Macklin Celebrini has a message for San Jose Sharks fans, and for the whole Bay Area: “I hope I can pay you back with some playoff nights next season.” 

Texas A&M WR KC Concepcion has something to say before the NFL Draft: “I’m the best receiver in this draft. But, at the end of the day, I’m so much more than just a football player.”

Denver Broncos QB Bo Nix pens a letter to his daughter, Riley: “Losing isn’t the end. Being doubted isn’t the end. Getting hurt isn’t the end. Sometimes it’s just a redirect.”

San Antonio Spurs sixth man, Keldon Johnson, shares his story: “The cowboy hat isn’t a gimmick. San Antonio is all me. Being a country boy, that’s just a part of who I am.”

This is Dillon Brooks: “I was 100% born like this.”

As UCLA gears up for the national championship, Lauren Betts’ mom leaves her daughter a special message.

There is no place like the Bay Area, and, for Gary Payton II, it’s home: “This place isn’t just somewhere I played. It’s part of how I grew up, how I move, how I see the world. It shaped me early.”

For everyone who is a part of Arsenal W.F.C. captain Kim Little’s journey, she wrote this for you: “When I do that now, what I see most clearly isn’t really a goal or a match or a trophy. It’s people.”

Ernie Clement has a few things to say before the Toronto Blue Jays season opener: “Baseball is my favorite thing in the world, man. And I’m so honored I get to play it with the Jays and in Toronto.”

Alex Bregman is exactly where he is meant to be: “Make no mistake about it: I’m here to win.”

Paul Skenes is proud to represent the U.S.A. at the World Baseball Classic: “This tournament is not about me. It’s not about any of us, really. It’s bigger than any one person. It’s about country.”

Notre Dame volleyball player Lily Fenton shares the story of discovering that AI deepfake nudes of her were posted online — and the terror that followed.