Sports News Briefs: Hill's Extension, Olympic Showdowns, and More

Catch up on the latest sports news including Tyreek Hill's contract extension aspirations with the Dolphins, a highly-anticipated swimming race at the Paris Olympics, and a drone incident involving the New Zealand and Canadian women's soccer teams. Plus updates on Matthew Stafford, Amari Cooper, and more.

Catch up on the latest sports news including Tyreek Hill’s contract extension aspirations with the Dolphins, a highly-anticipated swimming race at the Paris Olympics, and a drone incident involving the New Zealand and Canadian women’s soccer teams.

Star wide receiver Tyreek Hill, reporting on the first day of Dolphins training camp, expressed his wish to remain in Miami while negotiating a contract extension. Hill, 30, stated, "The only thing I told Drew (Rosenhaus) was, ‘Do not get me traded, bro.'"

The Paris Olympics promise an explosive start with three world record holders competing in the women’s 400 meters freestyle, touted to be the “Race of the Century.”

New Zealand's Olympic Committee reported a drone disruption at the women’s soccer team training session, leading to the detention of a Canadian team support member. Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams have settled their contract concerns, and Amari Cooper of the Cleveland Browns got a significant pay raise.

Other headlines include the WNBA All-Star Game setting a new ratings record, Bears safety Jonathan Owens skipping a game to support his wife, Simone Biles, at the Paris Olympics, and the return of Rockies' Kris Bryant from the injured list.