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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.

College Football Hall of Fame damaged, looted during Atlanta protests

In 2014 the Hall of Fame moved from South Bend, Ind., to a brand new $68.5 million facility in Atlanta.

Colin Kaepernick offers to pay for lawyers of Minnesota protesters

Kaepernick isn't the only one sticking up for what is right, either. As a result of George Floyd's death, other athletes have spoke out against racial injustice and police brutality in support of Floyd and his familly.

Report: Bruins prospect Peter Cehlarik leaving organization for HC Lugano

While the youngster is looking for a fresh start, he'll definitely get one in Switzerland, but his days in the NHL could be over.

Report: Pitcher David Price paying Dodgers' minor-leaguers $1K each amid pandemic

Major League Baseball agreed to pay all minor-leaguers a $400 per week stipend through the end of May, which isn't even close to enough money to help players support their families. 

Joe Burrow responds to George Floyd's death: 'The black community needs our help'

The 23-year-old Burrow is using his new stardom to take a stand on social media, and he tweeted a clear message to his 357,000 Twitter followers on Friday.

Tennis great Roger Federer is world's highest-paid athlete

Federer has the most men's Grand Slam singles titles (20), most weeks ranked No. 1 in singles (310) and most Wimbledon men's singles titles (eight).

La Liga set to resume without fans on June 11

The league was initially suspended in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, but players were allowed to train in groups of up to 10 people beginning May 18.

Bradley Beal: Nets trade rumors 'a sign of respect'

While Beal is flattered by the reported trade discussions, he noted that he loves playing in Washington and has "dedicated" himself to the town and community.

NBA insider: League will 'make sure' Zion Williamson, Pelicans are involved in playoffs

There are no guarantees the NBA decides to adopt a similar format to the NHL, but seeing Williamson compete on the league's biggest stage would be fantastic for the NBA.

Brewery takes shot at Astros with 'Trash Can Banger' beer

The Houston Astros have been berated for their sign-stealing scandal since the day the news broke many months ago, but now a New Jersey brewery is taking things up a notch.

Melvin Gordon: Chargers home games prepared me for playing without fans

Former Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon isn't too worried about playing in stadiums without fans.

Here's how Bundesliga creates crowd noise for enhanced TV viewing experience

Germany's Bundesliga has had a very successful return to the pitch, and one of the most surprising aspects of the season resume is the pumping in of crowd noise while no fans are currently allowed at the stadiums due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

London mayor: Premier League return could lead to spike in coronavirus cases

Khan isn't the only one concerned about fans crowding stadiums, either. Police across England also are worried that supporters will flood the outside of stadiums even if they can't watch matches.

Twins' Max Kepler apologizes for Blue Lives Matter mask amid protests

The timing of Kepler's post with the mask was questionable after George Floyd's death at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer.

Source: Disney World reopening will have 'no impact' on hosting NBA

A deal has not officially been reached between the NBA and Disney, but the two sides are negotiating a plan to have the league play games at ESPN's Wide World of Sports Complex beginning in late July. 

Tom Brady selling modified Cadillac Escalade for $300K

It seems that former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady truly is searching for a new beginning with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

Roy Halladay's wife pushed him to quit baseball, but 'he couldn't stop playing'

Hall of Fame pitcher Roy Halladay's life was full of fantastic moments, but his difficult life behind closed doors is something that continues to be unfurled.

NHL not ruling out possibility of teams returning home for playoffs

There's still a chance that games are played outside of the hub cities, provided health and safety concerns change drastically in a positive direction.

Report: MLS altering Orlando return-to-play plans

After pushback from the players' union on the original plan, MLS has some new protocols for a return to play.

Deputy commissioner Bill Daly: NHL wants Canadian hub city, but there are hurdles to jump through

While the NHL announced its plan to resume play this week, no decision has been made on which cities will host the 24 clubs returning to action in the coming months.

Antonio Brown training with Seahawks QB Geno Smith

Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown is looking for an NFL comeback, and while some teams may be interested, the 31-year-old is a less than admirable person and has had trouble regaining his footing in the league.

Mets' Marcus Stroman not confident in 2020 MLB season beginning

While MLB is hoping to begin the season in July, it seems they're much further away from negotiating a deal to begin the 2020 campaign. 

NFL insider identifies Browns as front-runner to land Jadeveon Clowney

Clowney spent the 2019 campaign with the Seattle Seahawks, recording three sacks, one interception, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, 21 solo tackles, seven tackles for a loss and 13 quarterback hits.

Athletes express outrage over death of George Floyd

46-year-old George Floyd died Monday night after a police officer knelt on his neck and didn't move, even after Floyd said he couldn't breathe and stopped moving.