Gonzaga’s Mark Few said he will cancel all team activities, workouts, practices and scrimmages on Election Day to promote the significance of civic engagement, and wants coaches around the country to join him.
The Saints QB received criticism from NFL and NBA stars for his comments on disrespecting the American flag.
Russell Wilson told reporters Wednesday that he’s always understood “that racism is real” and was taught at an early age to watch out for it.
A day after a conference call with reporters that drew criticism, Denver Broncos coach Vic Fangio on Wednesday apologized for his comments that he doesn’t “see racism at all in the NFL.”
Drew Brees, in making a series of comments for the first time since the killing of George Floyd, reiterated his stance on how he will “never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America.”
As NBA, MLS look close to restarting their seasons, MLB looks like it has a lot to loose.
Laurence Holmes, Anthony Herron and David Haugh join Kap on the panel.
In negotiations to restart the season, league owners have shown the public that money matters more than anything. That’s a bad look.
In negotiations to restart the season, league owners have shown the public that money matters more than maximizing the amount of games played. That’s a bad look.
If Major League Baseball and its players take the field for a coronanvirus-delayed 2020 season, it will be after acrimonious negotiations that resemble their labor war of a generation ago. MLB rejected the players’ proposal for a 114-game regular season with no additional salary cuts, and will turn its attention to a shortened slate of perhaps 50 games or fewer. ”We do not have any reason to believe that a negotiated solution for an 82-game season is possible,” Deputy Commissioner Dan Halem wrote in a letter Wednesday to chief union negotiator Bruce Meyer that was obtained by Sports Betting News.
