Min Woo Lee just held off world number one Scottie Scheffler to win the Houston Open. A maiden PGA title comes a week out from the biggest tournament in golf, the US Masters. He had to conquer a hot field and his own demons to land the victory, so is the 26-year-old now in contention for a fabled green jacket? Fans call him The Chef and he's cooked up a golfing feast. Featured: Ben Cameron, commentator, ABC Sport. 

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Peter Bol has plenty of reasons to be bitter, but the star runner is smiling. He's opened up on how fatherhood has changed him as he circles a return to the peak of his sport. Essendon grabbed a win for the true believers, but there was a dark undertone to the victory. The Panthers lost a third straight game, is this what a crumbling dynasty looks like? And there's an enormous feud brewing in the USA involving LeBron James. Featured: Dave Culbert, athletics commentator. Ben Cameron, AFL commentator, ABC Sport.

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We throw around the term 'bombshell' loosely in sport, but Daly Cherry-Evans going on TV to announce he's quitting the club he's captained... that qualifies. We're trying to understand why the halfback wants out, if he might change his mind and where he could be going. Featured: Andrew Moore, NRL commentator, ABC Sport

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For a long time SA cricket was a bit of a joke. No one is laughing at them right now as they chase a Sheffield Shield title 29 years in the making. Former Test bowler Ryan Harris is the coach credited with the turnaround, so what did he do to change the state's cricket trajectory? As you might expect, the former quick is matter of fact in his responses. Featured: Ryan Harris, coach, South Australia. 

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A brand new 63-thousand seat stadium in Brisbane's Victoria Park is the headline act in a sweeping plan for the 2032 Olympics. It's great to have a plan, but is it a good plan? We're unpacking what's been promised and what it might mean. Featured: Cate Campbell, Olympic gold medallist. Simon Smale, Olympic reporter, ABC Sport. 

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How was your weekend? Even if you had a belter, there's no chance it was as good as Oscar Piastri. A maiden pole position into a third career win. Even more impressive in China was the fact that he recovered from the emotional disappointment of Melbourne to soar  in Shangahi. The 23-year-old just showed he's a legitimate title contender right now. Featured: Lawrence Barretto, reporter F1. 

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Usman Khawaja vs Queensland cricket is the most unexpected feud of 2025 and we have the latest chapter. The opener has delivered a comprehensive breakdown of his version of events and you'll want to hear it. The IOC has a new boss, Bruce McAvaney breaks down what Kirsty Coventry might mean for the Olympic movement. Zac Bailey updates us on Nathan Cleary's concussion and the Panthers loss to the Storm. Plus, Socceroos soar, Carlton crash and the Celtic sold for a crazy price. 

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Legitimate concerns about revenue share and workload or a push for control and money? A players association co-founded by Novak Djokovic has filed legal action aimed at disrupting the structure of tennis. Nick Kyrgios is among the signatories. Just what the group hope to achieve is a matter of interpretation. Who's behind the Professional Tennis Players Association and what's their end game? Featured: John Millman, tennis veteran and ex-ATP player council member.

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There was bulk drama on the final day of the Sheffield Shield and in the end it was Queensland who rose into the final with SA. The storylines are as varied as they are unlikely. Usman Khawaja's odd absence which is still creating confusion. Peter Siddle's lion-hearted farewell spell for Victoria. South Australia inching towards a drought-breaking title. Featured: Alex Malcolm, journalist, Cricinfo.  

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Four games. That's how many fixtures Tony Popovic has been allowed to coach in the five months since he took over as Socceroos manager. In the next week, he has two more against lowly Indonesia and China. They'll go a long way to deciding if he gets to take Australia to a FIFA World Cup. The squad he's picked to achieve that feat is full of curiosities, second chances and unknown quantities. The stakes feel high. Featured: Daniel Garb, football reporter, ABC Sport.

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