Tim Hardaway has long atoned for his 2007 homophobic remarks, but it seems to be a hurdle in his chances to get into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Next month’s Senior PGA Championship joined the lengthy list of golf events to be hit by the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday as US officials confirmed cancellation of the May 19-24 tournament. A statement from the PGA of America said the tournament scheduled to take place at Harbor Shores Resort in Benton Harbor, Michigan, had been axed after state authorities issued a stay-at-home order on March 23. “While we are incredibly disappointed, we all understand that protecting public health is the highest priority,” said PGA of America chief executive Seth Waugh.
Tampa Bay is 34-61 since Jason Licht took over as general manager. That doesn’t matter now — the franchise has Tom Brady.
Tampa Bay is 34-61 since Jason Licht took over as general manager. That doesn’t matter now — the franchise has Tom Brady.
The Houston Astros fired one manager after a sign-stealing scandal and hired the other to help the club rebound. Now both managers are finding their respective ways while baseball has been removed from circulation.
We even asked Tiger for help. He laughed at us. We went ahead and did it anyway. Of course, the list begins with the Masters. But which one? Let the argument begin.
With the season stuck on pause, the virtual court, gridiron or battlefield has provided competition and connection during times of isolation for NBA players.
The virtual reality Grand National is attracting punters and humour alike ahead of it stepping out of the shadows and for once taking centre stage on Saturday. Bookmakers are taking bets on the race which sees Tiger Roll attempt to become the first horse ever to win it on three successive occasions — late legend Red Rum’s three victories were not consecutive. Bookmakers are to donate profits from the race — in normal times the most gambled on in the calendar with an estimated 300 million pounds ($369 million) bet on last year’s edition — to the National Health Service.
(All dates set before season was suspended until further notice.)
The north of Italy is steeped in the history of Enzo Ferrari and the legendary company he created. ESPN’s Laurence Edmondson traveled to the key locations in the life and story of Modena’s most famous son.
