As a faction of NBA players hold conference calls to discuss uncertainty about restarting the season in the Orlando, Florida, bubble, the NBA and NBPA are working on a plan that would allow players to stay home without consequences, sources told ESPN.
NBA personnel will be asked to submit medical records that will be reviewed by a panel before games resume in Orlando, sources told ESPN.
The Timberwolves’ Gersson Rosas, who is the NBA’s only Latino president of basketball operations, hopes the push for changing social injustice can also help diversity in front offices in professional sports.
Trae Young said he was mad, frustrated but understanding of the NBA’s 22-team restart format, which left his Hawks on the outside looking in.
Perhaps you are skeptical about the Giants drafting a catcher for the second time in three years. This bat flip might change your mind.
Hunter Bishop was there to celebrate with his Bay Area and collegiate brethren.
Coleman’s family was close with the family of Arbery, whose killing sparked outrage across the country.
Amid the social unrest that has gripped the nation, Chiefs quarterback is determined and eager to be a role model in the Kansas City community and beyond.
Finally, the Confederate flag has been banned from NASCAR. Ryan McGee explains why it shouldn’t have taken this long for NASCAR to act, and why some fans need to stop justifying the flag’s existence in the sport in the first place.
Marshall went on the ‘I Am Athlete’ podcast to discuss his thoughts.
