Notre Dame revealed its five team captains for 2020 Tuesday night. Quarterback Ian Book, offensive tackle Robert Hainsey, defensive end Daelin Hayes, defensive end Ade Ogundeji safety Shaun Crawford are the team’s captains this fall. Book and Hainsey were chosen for the role for a second time.
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There are several changes to the way practice squads work in the NFL this season, including an expansion to 16 players and the opportunity to promote and demote two players to and from the active squad each week without having them go through waivers. Another change is that teams can name four “protected” players on [more]
Astros third baseman Alex Bregman was reinstated from the injured list Tuesday and is batting second in Game 1 of a doubleheader against the Athletics.
The Boston Celtics and their charitable arm, the Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation, are committing $25 million over the next 10 years for initiatives to address racial injustice and social inequities in the greater Boston area. The commitment will include $20 million in cash and $5 million in media assets to support the NBA’s efforts, as well as local programs focused on six specific areas that were identified in discussions with community leaders and Celtics players. The collective effort will be called Boston Celtics United for Social Change.
Sports Betting News senior NBA insider Chris Haynes details how Denver assistant coach Charles Klask has brought a unique approach to the national anthem during the restart — sending a powerful message that has gone largely unnoticed in the bubble.
The Celtics are actively joining their players’ fight against racial inequality in America.
NASCAR plans to completely reconfigure the two-mile Auto Club Speedway in California into a short track for the 2022 season.
James Wiseman’s potential and positional need could be perfect for the Warriors.
Giannis Antetokounmpo will likely be the MVP. LeBron James is still chasing down GOAT status. But the playoffs belong to Kawhi Leonard until further notice.
