Sport today spans grief, controversy and legacy. In London, UK Athletics was fined £350,000, plus costs, after a judge ruled the death of a Paralympian in a shot-put cage collapse was “wholly avoidable,” a stark reminder of the duty of care behind elite competition. Football has its own integrity crisis, but Southampton owner Dragan Solak says he will keep faith with coach Tonda Eckert despite the club’s “Spygate” embarrassment, choosing stability over a swift dismissal. In Switzerland, a court is hearing serious sexual assault allegations against racing driver Joey Mawson involving a nurse who cared for Michael Schumacher, a case drawing intense scrutiny beyond motorsport. Off the field, FIFA is being sued after a landmark Dallas whale mural was painted over during World Cup preparations. And basketball is mourning Rick Adelman, the Hall of Fame coach whose 1,042 wins made him one of the NBA’s defining bench leaders.