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On TwitterT.J. Watt supports NFL skipping preseason
One of the NFLPA's biggest concerns regarding the preseason is that the shortened time to prepare will cause players to be injured for games that don't count.
Julian Edelman responds to DeSean Jackson's anti-Semitic comments
The New England Patriots receiver is one of the few Jewish players in the NFL and he expressed his pride in his Jewish identity.
World champion snowboarder Alex Pullin dies in spearfishing accident
Pullin, 32, had retired from snowboarding earlier this year after an extremely prolific career. He won the snowboard cross world championship in 2011 and 2013 and was Australia's flag-bearer in the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Bruce Maxwell: 'I got pushed out of the game because I took a knee'
In 2017, Bruce Maxwell became the only MLB player to kneel during the national anthem. It was a decision that was widely dismissed around the league.
Mark Ingram: Return to football needs to be 'safe, effective and efficient'
Training camp is set to start on July 28, with safety protocols set in place that are meant to keep cases from spiking among teams.
Mookie Betts: 'I don't regret turning down' $300 million Red Sox offer
Mookie Betts heads into this MLB season with much uncertainty after signing a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers. But the outfielder says he does not regret declining a $300 million offer with the Boston Red Sox even if it means less money down the road.
In official statement, Eagles call DeSean Jackson's posts 'absolutely appalling'
Jackson faced heavy criticism after posting anti-Semitic quotes on social media he attributed to Adolf Hitler, along with expressing his admiration for Louis Farrakhan, the controversial leader of the Nation of Islam.
Nets' Spencer Dinwiddie opts out of restart following another positive test for coronavirus
This announcement is not a surprise but deals another blow to the Nets' chances of making much of an impact in Orlando as their roster has been decimated by injuries and the coronavirus.
Kyrie Irving producing TV special focusing on Breonna Taylor and Black Lives Matter movement
The special is called "#SAYHERNAME: BREONNA TAYLOR" and will air Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET on the PlayersTV digital and broadcast network.
Bradley Beal won't play in NBA resumption
Bradley Beal has announced that he will not be playing for the Washington Wizards in Orlando for the resumption of the NBA season due to an injury to his right rotator cuff.
NFLPA president blasts league's plan to handle coronavirus
While the NFL has attempted to place safety protocols in place to keep players as healthy and safe as possible but there have already been concerns about how realistic playing a season will prove to be.
DeSean Jackson says he doesn't hate Jewish people after posting anti-Semitic quotes
Jackson has also voiced his support for Farrakhan, who has been criticized for his anti-semitic and homophobic remarks, in the past.
Brandon Ingram not 'confident' NBA will finish season
While Ingram may be doubtful about the NBA's odds of finishing, he said he never doubted whether or not he would go to Orlando.
Cowboys' Dontari Poe hopes Jerry Jones shows support for players kneeling
Jones was previously outspoken against players kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and systemic racism.
Deshaun Watson: 'I was definitely hurt' when Texans traded DeAndre Hopkins
But even though Watson was sad to see Hopkins go, he won't let that distract him from focusing on this season.
Bruce Arians will be 'real careful' coaching during COVID-19 pandemic
Arians, who will turn 68 during the season, is only younger than Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick among active coaches, and he is no stranger to health issues.
Lakers' J.R. Smith says he can help teammates handle it when LeBron gets upset
Smith, who was signed to replace Avery Bradley, is certainly not a stranger to having LeBron angry at him.
Jacque Vaughn likely to remain Nets head coach next season?
Since the Brooklyn Nets parted ways with head coach Kenny Atkinson, many have wondered who the team will find to replace him for next season.
NBA players determined to spotlight racial inequality in resumed season
As the NBA heads towards resuming its season in Orlando, several players have wondered if the season will distract from the nationwide protesting of racial inequality and police brutality in response to George Floyd's death.
Packers will require fans to wear masks
For now, the NFL has shown no indication of playing games without fans, despite the COVID-19 pandemic showing no signs of going away.
Kenny Smith: Leaving 'Inside the NBA' for front-office job 'inevitable'
It's no secret that Smith is well-respected around the league and the fact that teams would target him for a job is not surprising.
Washington launches official review of football team's name
Over the past few weeks, the Washington football team has faced increased pressure from fans, sponsors, and politicians about the offensive nature of their team name.
Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy takes $1 million pay cut following investigation
Gundy faced criticism from his own players after a photo surfaced of him wearing an OAN shirt, which is a far-right cable company that has attacked the Black Lives Matter movement.
Anthony Davis says he's '100% healthy' for resumed NBA season
This is fantastic news for the Lakers, who will need Davis to be at the top of his game in order to beat out the Clippers, Bucks and any other team that stands in their way of a championship.
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