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On TwitterDak Prescott pledges $1M to improve police training, address systematic racism
While Prescott noted he respects the police, he wants to see some changes and will stand by them in the reform process.
Drew Brees still doesn't agree with those who kneel during national anthem
The death of George Floyd has caused outrage across the United States, and many athletes in the country's biggest leagues have begun to speak out against racism and police brutality.
Sidney Crosby: 'Racism that exists today in all forms is not acceptable'
Crosby is the latest player to offer his thoughts on racism in the wake of Floyd's death.
Two Yomiuri Giants players test positive for coronavirus
Shortstop Hayato Sakamoto and catcher Takumi Oshiro are the first players in Japan known to have tested positive for the novel virus since March.
Fate of Ryder Cup to be decided later this month
Pushing the event back to 2021 could cause many challenges, including clashing with the already scheduled PGA Tour-hosted Presidents Cup.
Report: Adam Silver to propose 22-team playoff plan for NBA resumption
The NBA seems to be gearing up for a resume to the 2019-20 season, and Adam Silver's plan reportedly consists of a 22-team playoff format, according to The Athletic's Shams Charania.
Broncos RB Phillip Lindsay thinks new offense will be easy to learn
Lindsay's 2019 production was down from his rookie campaign, but he still managed to rush for 1,011 yards and seven touchdowns while adding 196 yards receiving.
Malcolm Butler on Super Bowl XLIX interception: 'I thought they were going to run the ball, too'
Butler will forever be a Patriots great because of that interception, and it earned him a hefty deal with the Tennessee Titans in 2018 -- five-years, $61 million.
76ers' Tobias Harris: 'Y'all hear us, but you ain't listening'
The death of George Floyd has sparked outrage across the nation, and many professional athletes are beginning to condemn and combat racism and police brutality in various ways.
Broncos coach Vic Fangio: 'I don't see discrimination in the NFL'
As the nation continues to protest the death of George Floyd, an African American man, at the hands of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, some of the NFL's biggest stars including Russell Wilson, Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes and Richard Sherman, among others, have spoken out against racial discrimination and police brutality.
Report: NFL players won't return to team facilities until training camp
Most teams already have opened their facilities, in a limited capacity, to essential employees and injured players who need treatment.
Vanessa Bryant thankful Kobe murals in L.A. remain untouched by protesters
Bryant's wife Vanessa shared photos of the murals to her Instagram page Monday night, and she is extremely thankful that protesters haven't defaced the paintings.
Report: NASCAR may allow fans to attend races later this month
While a majority of sports leagues around the globe are hosting or preparing to host events without fans, NASCAR is reportedly considering allowing supporters to attend races.
Nationals will restore minor league pay after Sean Doolittle pledge
The 2020 MiLB season is expected to be canceled but the Washington Nationals plans to restore pay to their minor leaguers.
Sharks' Evander Kane: 'Things are not all rainbows and butterflies'
Kane's latest statements come after George Floyd, an African-American man, died last week after being apprehended by former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.
Richard Sherman is 'impressed with the white QBs' fighting racism
In the wake of George Floyd's death, many athletes are condemning police brutality and racism in various ways. Many of those athletes play in the NFL, and San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman is very pleased with how a certain group of players has handled the matter.
Russell Wilson: 'We need true leadership, justice, equality'
Amid protests across the United States following the death of George Floyd, many athletes are beginning to release statements condemning police brutality and racism.
Derek Jeter: Racial hatred needs to be 'responded to with severe punishment'
While protests are sweeping the nation in response to the death of George Floyd, many athletes and sports organizations across the United States have released statements condemning racism and police brutality.
Liverpool players kneel at stadium in honor of George Floyd
Liverpool players made a powerful statement by kneeling down at Anfield in honor of Floyd and shared the image to social media with the caption "Unity is strength."
Watch: UFC star Jon Jones confronts vandals in New Mexico
It's not surprising that anyone would give up what they were doing in the presence of Jones, who is one of the most intimidating fighters in the ring.
Cardinals P Jack Flaherty: 'The badge and blue uniform are not a pedestal'
As protests and outrage over the death of George Floyd continue to sweep the nation, many athletes are stepping up to take a stand against racism and police brutality.
Nationals players pledge to cover minor leaguers' salary cuts
Washington, along with many other clubs, released two-dozen minor-league players last week due to the unforeseen circumstances.
Former Braves star Dale Murphy's son shot in eye during Colorado protests
Atlanta Braves legend Dale Murphy claims his son nearly lost his eye during protests in Colorado after being shot with a rubber bullet.
Report: MLS owners threaten lockout amid return-to-play negotiations
The MLSPA voted in favor of economic concessions for the 2020 season, modifications to the CBA and agreement to play in a tournament in Orlando. On top of that, they agreed to take pay cuts amid the coronavirus pandemic.
NFL insider ranks Patriots poorly in power rankings after Tom Brady departure
New England still has some solid talent on their roster, though, but they're one of the hardest teams to project heading into the 2020 campaign.
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