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Erin Walsh

Erin Walsh is a Boston sports fan through and through. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Bridgewater State University and currently is in pursuit of her Master's Degree in Journalism from Northeastern University. Follow her on Twitter @ewalsh90.

Serena Williams' daughter listed as part owner of NWSL team

Williams and Ohanian noted they wanted their daughter to be apart of the women's soccer revolution in Los Angeles.

New Mexico governor asks state's colleges to suspend football seasons

Earlier this month, Lujan Grisham pushed the New Mexico Activities Association to delay fall contact sports. She suggested the potential for fall sports to be played in late 2020 or not until 2021. 

Astros' Bregman, Altuve, Springer hit by pitches in exhibition game

There may not have been any real intentions behind Royals pitchers Jorge Lopez and Jackson Kowar hitting all three players, especially considering Altuve and Bregman were hit with the bases loaded.

Blue Jays reach agreement to play home games at PNC Park in Pittsburgh

The schedules of both the Blue Jays and Pirates don't overlap much, so it seems like a pretty reasonable agreement. 

Is Mookie Betts poised to sign long-term deal with Dodgers?

It was originally believed that the former American League MVP would be testing the market once the season is over, but one Boston radio host is reporting otherwise.

Patriots' Cam Newton, Julian Edelman work out together ahead of 2020 season

Newton certainly would love to become New England's starter in the post-Tom Brady era but apparently wasn't guaranteed the position.

Giannis Antetokounmpo: 'I lied' about not having access to basketball hoop in quarantine

If Antetokounmpo was trying to get ahead of the game, like he claims, it probably didn't affect how players around the league prepared for the season resume. Many probably didn't lose a step. 

Clippers' new arena takes step in right direction after critical vote

L.A.'s arena project, which will include the team's corporate office, practice facility and outdoor plaza, could break ground in the summer of 2021.

Report: NFL to allow social justice decals on helmets

The helmet decals are expected to last throughout the season and it's certainly a step in the right direction for the NFL. 

Dwyane Wade honors Kobe Bryant with new sneakers

Wade's latest unreleased sneaker features Lakers colors and Bryant's numbers on the tongues, according to TMZ. 

Braves remove 'Chop On' sign from Truist Park

Although they aren't changing their name, the Atlanta Braves have taken multiple measures to make their home ballpark and organization more inclusive. According to the Associated Press, the Braves have removed the "Chop On" sign from the entrance to Truist Park due to its controversial nature.

Only two players tested positive for COVID-19 in first week of NHL training camps

The NHL administered 2,168 tests to over 800 players during the first five days of training camp.

Did Antonio Brown announce his retirement from the NFL on Twitter?

The seven-time Pro Bowler reportedly was drawing interest from multiple NFL clubs this offseason, including the Baltimore Ravens and Seattle Seahawks.

Report: Camden Yards possible site for Blue Jays home games

The Blue Jays are in need of a temporary home for the 2020 season after the Canadian government denied their request to play home games in Toronto, and a few sites have emerged as favorites to host the team.

Mark Cuban: 'National anthem police in this country are out of control'

Cuban has actively supported the Black Lives Matter movement and has made it known that he'll support any Mavericks player who decides to kneel during the national anthem in Orlando and beyond. 

Bruins' Patrice Bergeron named Selke Trophy finalist for ninth straight season

The Boston Bruins center joins the St. Louis Blues' Ryan O'Reilly and the Philadelphia Flyers' Sean Couturier as finalists.

Mookie Betts fuels speculation over future after 'liking' multiple Red Sox social media posts

If Betts does decide to test the market, some Red Sox players are prepared to recruit him back to Boston, including shortstop Xander Bogaerts. 

Cam Newton bringing vegan approach to Patriots

The former MVP took on a plant-based diet last year after undergoing shoulder surgery and dealing with a sprained foot.

Luka Doncic, Kristaps Porzingis enjoying life inside NBA's Orlando bubble

Other things happening in the bubble include an NBA barbershop being built for players, swimming pools, tennis matches, video games, music and much more. 

Report: NFL's latest proposal to players includes one preseason game

The NFLPA likely won't be too keen on this latest proposal from the league, especially since they don't want to play any preseason games at all in order to have a longer acclimation period. 

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban to Dan Snyder: 'You have to accept the mistakes you made'

While Snyder is in trouble, Cuban is no stranger to controversy himself. In 2018, Sports Illustrated reported on a culture of misogyny and "predatory sexual behavior" in the Mavericks organization that spanned decades.

Raiders owner Mark Davis: 'My mindset today is no fans should attend games'

The Raiders, who are sold out for the 2020 season, have no way of socially distancing fans -- unless they revoke many tickets, which could become messy. 

Blue Jays players don't want to play in Buffalo, team looking at PNC Park

Toronto was optimistic that the Canadian government would allow them to play games at Rogers Arena this season, but with rising COVID-19 cases in the United States, Public Health Canada denied their request.

Ballon d'Or canceled for first time in award's history due to coronavirus pandemic

Group L'Equipe, the organizers of the award, announced that the conditions for the prize to be awarded had not taken place due to the pandemic.