The great bat flip mysteryThe great bat flip mystery
In MLB, bat flips have long symbolized disrespect. In South Korea, they are art.
Day: May 6, 2020
Truck Series driver Angela Ruch balancing motherhood with breaking barriersTruck Series driver Angela Ruch balancing motherhood with breaking barriers
Angela Ruch has a full-time ride in the NASCAR Truck Series, a growing family and a docuseries on Facebook. Now, she’d love to get back to racing and get a win.
Tua to wear No. 1 with Marino’s 13 retired by FinsTua to wear No. 1 with Marino’s 13 retired by Fins
Miami’s Tua Tagovailoa will be the first quarterback in franchise history to wear No. 1. The former Alabama star donned No. 13 in college, but that jersey number is retired by the Dolphins for Dan Marino.
In memo, NFL tells teams refund policy in placeIn memo, NFL tells teams refund policy in place
While planning to play a full regular-season schedule, the NFL has formulated a ticket refund plan for canceled games or those held without fans.
One unsung hero is notably missing from MJ docOne unsung hero is notably missing from MJ doc
You simply can’t write the history of basketball, let alone the history of the business of sports, without Sonny Vaccaro. He took risks and completely changed the landscape.
GM: Jags ‘going to go forward’ with FournetteGM: Jags ‘going to go forward’ with Fournette
Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell told the PFT PM Podcast on Monday that running back Leonard Fournette is part of the team’s plans going forward.
Michael Jordan on the Mavericks? Mark Cuban tried to make it happenMichael Jordan on the Mavericks? Mark Cuban tried to make it happen
The thought of Michael Jordan joining young Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash in Dallas leads to fascinating what-ifs.
Kyle Larson set to run first sprint car race since his NASCAR firingKyle Larson set to run first sprint car race since his NASCAR firing
Larson will drive for his own team in the World of Outlaws event on Friday night.
Jazz VP: Gobert, Mitchell ready to ‘move forward’Jazz VP: Gobert, Mitchell ready to ‘move forward’
Jazz executive VP of basketball operations Dennis Lindsey said Tuesday that franchise cornerstones Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell are ready to “move forward, act professionally” in the wake of the rift that followed their testing positive for COVID-19.
Bucks keep good vibe going, minus Lopez bros.Bucks keep good vibe going, minus Lopez bros.
The Bucks remain optimistic that the team’s chemistry is built to last for “years to come,” even if Brook and Robin Lopez can’t participate in the team’s light-hearted chat because they don’t have iPhones.