The MLB remains steadfast about playing out its season, but the pandemic is not making things easy. The coronavirus is already making a mini-spike, which analysts initially predicted wouldn’t happen in the fall. It’s taking place in areas that it didn’t really hit too hard the first time, such as in a number of cities […]
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UFC fighters such as Jon Jones are looking for a bigger cut of the revenue going forward. The UFC light heavyweight champion said if he needs to sit out several years to stand up for what hebelieves is right, it’s something he will be remembered for more than his fighting. But he is optimistic the
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It’s a well-known fact that Los Angeles is extremely diverse, so one of the city’s most famous athletes is embracing the cultural diversity that California has to offer. It’s such a large city, and when one factors in the surrounding areas and suburbs, it’s understandable that there are so many different people from different walks
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The UFC continues to send a strong message about the issue of doping among its fighters. UFC flyweight fighter Rachael Ostovich has accepted a one-year ban for violating the organization’s anti-doping policy, the United States Anti-Doping Agency announced Thursday. “During an investigation into the circumstances of the positive test, Ostovich identified a supplement she had
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Angels veteran Albert Pujols is making sure the salaries of the affected workers in the Dominican Republic are covered, though, according to the Los Angeles Times. Furloughs hit approximately 90% of the team’s academy in Boca Chica, where many Latino prospects begin their careers in the organization, per the Times. Pujols’ $180,000 donation is expected
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Philip Rivers has pretty much seen it all on the football field, but like the rest of us, we’re trying to figure out how the sports world will navigated things during a pandemic. The Colts QB Philip threw out a pretty interesting question, even if he’s asking a hypothetical for pretty far down the road. The
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The Devils haven’t had much to write home about, but young goalie MacKenzie Blackwood has been one of the team’s few bright spots. The 23-year-old Blackwood has compiled a .915 save percentage and 2.77 goals-against-average, even with the team’s defensemen not being all that much to write home about, putting more pressure on him. But he’s
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Not all the NBA world agrees with Kyrie Irving’s stance regarding the 2019-20 season restart, apparently. Irving came out and threatened not going to Orlando for the NBA’s 22-team format for resuming the season, but he and Dwight Howard have really been the only two to do so so far. LeBron James has been fairly
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The NBA continues to relay that it will do whatever it can to protect players, coaches and staffers in Orlando, amid the spread of the coronavirus, but it won’t be easy. It’s a difficult situation, as the pandemic has swept the globe, and has had a major impact on how organizations operate. The NBA, however,
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Utah State University Athletics Director, John Hartwell, and head football coach, Gary Anderson, released a joint statement Sunday night in which they announced the suspension of a student-athlete. The athlete in question is offensive tackle Ty Shaw, who has been suspended for the below messages: Shaw started in nine games last season on the offensive
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