From Gridiron to Diamond: Weekend Sports Drama Unfolds

This sports news roundup reports on key events including Antonio Gibson's injury, a UFC event at the White House, Shohei Ohtani's dual role challenge, Chiefs' player status, Milwaukee Brewers' woes, Jannik Sinner's retirement, Broncos' comeback, Keenan Allen's record, and Christian Pulisic's missed penalty.

Antonio Gibson, a running back for the New England Patriots, left the field last night after a knee injury during a game against the Buffalo Bills. The incident occurred during the second quarter, disrupting New England's play strategy.

In other sports news, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the Ultimate Fighting Championship will have an event at the White House on June 14, coinciding with his 80th birthday. The venue was confirmed while addressing a crowd at Naval Station Norfolk.

Elsewhere, Shohei Ohtani struggled at the plate in his first postseason start as a pitcher. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts noted that his pitching focus might have affected his performance, but the Los Angeles team secured a 5-3 win over the Phillies nonetheless.

(With inputs from agencies.)