Cardinals Pro Bowl wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, who grew up in Minneapolis and took part in protests there after the death of George Floyd, said Friday that the next step in combating racism and social injustice is action.
Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said he would be “the worst kind of hypocrite” if he didn’t speak out about social injustice.
Antonio Brown will face no jail time after pleading no contest to a felony burglary with battery charge and two lesser misdemeanor charges related to a January incident with a moving truck company outside his home in Florida.
Clearly, the owners and players are more worried about the fight than the sport. Baseball should have a deal by now. It should be on pace to open on the Fourth of July. Instead, each day, they argue — about money. And everybody loses.
The NBA intends to finish the 2019-20 season by taking players from 22 teams to Orlando for roughly three months. An increasing number of NBA players aren’t happy about it. On Friday, Howard Beck of BleacherReport.com reported that “growing concern” has emerged, and that “[p]layers want more freedom of movement while in Orlando.” Roughly two-thirds [more]
One reason for the NBA’s December start next season was the hope there would be fans in the stands for some games.
The Super Bowl XXII MVP opened up about experiences from his childhood and playing days, sharing his unique perspective on the unrest in America.
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One of the NFL’s most vocal players on issues of racial justice and police brutality isn’t ready to accept that the NFL is sincere about supporting the causes most important to him and his fellow players. Michael Bennett, who is currently a free agent but has been in the NFL for more than a decade [more]
Formula One drivers can forget about podium celebrations this season under new rules to protect them from the COVID-19 pandemic.
