Major League Baseball joined the nation in rallying behind the Parkland, Fla., community in the aftermath of last week’s shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that killed 17 people.
Having experienced his first game action in eight months, Gleyber Torres tugged on a black long-sleeved T-shirt emblazoned with the words, “I’M BACK.” The wardrobe choice had been a coincidence, the Yankees’ top prospect said, but it was appropriate for the milestone.
On Friday, every team wore caps to support the victims of the Parkland shooting, and some teams did a little bit more.
Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball says the NCAA should allow players to be paid. “Everybody knows everybody’s getting paid,” Ball said. “Might as well make it legal.”
The NFL announced that more than 100,000 fans have signed up for the NFL’s draft lottery, an 11 percent increase from the same time last year. It makes it the highest number of registrations over a three-day period in draft history, according to a press release. Fans from all 50 states have registered
The first shoe dropped following Sports Betting News’ publication of documents detailing alleged financial improprieties.
Former Dolphins offensive lineman Jonathan Martin was detained for questioning by the Los Angeles Police Department as a result of a threatening image posted on social media. Martin has since been released.
Former Dolphins offensive lineman Jonathan Martin has been detained for questioning in Los Angeles as a result of a threatening image posted on social media, according to reports.
Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge add size and power to the Yankees’ lineup that is attracting attention this season, sparking memories of some of baseball’s strongest players.
The ex-Dolphins lineman seemed to be threatening the team and his former high school in an Instagram post, leading the school to close Friday.
