The NCAA men’s and women’s basketball season will begin on Nov. 25, the day before Thanksgiving. The later start date coincides with the decision most schools made to send students home from Thanksgiving until January out of concern about a potential late-fall and early-winter flareup of COVID-19. The maximum number of regular-season games has been reduced from 31 to 27.
Cardinals manager Mike Shildt was suspended one game for his role in a bench-clearing fracas in Milwaukee, and he was set to miss the nightcap of Wednesday’s doubleheader against the Brewers.
All-Star right fielder Aaron Judge was activated from the injured list on Wednesday, but LHP James Paxton was transferred to the 45-day IL, effectively ending his regular season.
The 2020-21 men’s and women’s college basketball seasons can start on Nov. 25, sources told ESPN.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020-21 college basketball season will start on Nov. 25, sources told ESPN.
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The NCAA has approved a plan to start the college basketball season on Nov. 25, which is only a few weeks later than the usual start date.
The NCAA has approved a plan to start the college basketball season on Nov. 25, according to multiple reports.
All-Star right fielder Aaron Judge was activated from the injured list on Wednesday, and the Yankees have all their regulars healthy and active for the first time since Aug. 8.
All-Star right fielder Aaron Judge was activated from the injured list on Wednesday and have all their regulars healthy and active for the first time since Aug. 8.
