Donald Trump responds to Roger Goodell’s statement condemning racism and social injustice.
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Donald Trump responds to Roger Goodell’s statement condemning racism and social injustice.
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Mario Balotelli’s nomadic career has taken another radical turn
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Drew Brees’ wife apologizes for husband’s comments on flag
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Italy’s female soccer players are against the possibility of a playoff format to finish their season
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A sports corruption trial involving allegations of doping cover-ups and illicit payoffs at the top of track and field has opened in Paris
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Over the years, baseball’s amateur draft has featured big hits, bad calls and even back-to-back home runs
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Fans set to return as New Zealand loosens virus restrictions
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NRL’s return has some questionable fever checks
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Former NFL receiver Reche Caldwell was fatally shot Saturday night in his hometown of Tampa, Florida
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Green Bay is turning its basketball program over to Will Ryan, the son of former Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan.
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Iowa strength coach denies ‘unethical behavior or bias’
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Conor McGregor stole the show after Saturday night’s UFC 250 when he announced his retirement. But there could be more to it than simply calling it quits.
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The Spanish league is not ruling out the return of fans to stadiums this season
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As lockdowns are lifted and restrictions eased, sports are finally starting to emerge in the coronavirus pandemic with big changes to the fan experience.
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Martin Truex Jr. wins Stage 1 after a late caution by John Hunter Nemechek and help from his pit crew on pit road to put him out front ahead of Kevin Harvick.
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Go inside the sounds of racing during a “Crank It Up!” segment from Atlanta Motor Speedway during the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500.
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Former Atlanta Falcons defensive end John Zook has died at age 72
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There was plenty of uncertainty for IndyCar after more than eight months without a race
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Before the start of the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, NASCAR President Steve Phelps provided a stirring and compelling message against racism and racial inequality before a moment of silence. The drivers then show solidarity and support of our African American communities with a captivating message of their own.
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NASCAR paused before Sunday’s Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway to acknowledge the country’s social unrest
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Teams that have historically been juggernauts at home might look like puppy dogs this season if there are no fans in the stands.
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Boxer Mayer tests positive for COVID-19, out of return bout
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Larry Fitzgerald urged people to listen to each other.
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12-year-old Keedron Bryant, whose powerful song “I Just Wanna Live” went viral following the death of George Floyd, performed the national anthem before today’s Cup Series race at Atlanta.
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NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Jeff Gordon provides a riveting message about the social inequality African Americans face and how NASCAR can have a positive affect moving forward.
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It’s a far better QB draft than 2020, and the defensive back class has the potential to be one of the best in several years.
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Caldwell was fatally shot in Tampa on Saturday evening.
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New tennis tournament in France aiming for younger audience
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* Caldwell was killed in ‘targeted’ robbery attempt, mother says * Tampa native played seven NFL seasons after starring at FloridaDonald ‘Reche’ Caldwell, a wide receiver who played seven NFL seasons with the San Diego Chargers, New England Patriots and Washington after a decorated career at the University of Florida, was shot and killed in what has been described as a ‘targeted’ robbery attempt on Saturday night in Tampa, his mother confirmed to TMZ. He was 41.Tampa police, who did not publicly identify the shooting victim after responding to the call late Saturday night, said the incident “does not appear to be a random act”.“He was set up,” Caldwell’s mother, Deborah, told the Tampa Bay Times. “I’m going to follow it all the way to the end. … You get killed right here in your hometown? You made a statement here, and y’all just took it away from us?”Caldwell was selected by the Chargers in the second round of the 2002 NFL draft and played three seasons in San Diego before signing with New England, where he became Tom Brady’s most prolific wideout in 2006 with a team-high 760 receiving yards – only to be released after dropping two passes in a 38-34 loss to the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC championship game that helped cost the Patriots a trip to the Super Bowl.He retired from football after a one-year stint with Washington with 152 receptions for 1,851 yards and 11 touchdowns in 71 career games.Caldwell’s younger brother, Andre, who played eight pro seasons with Cincinnati and Denver, told ESPN The Magazine that he believed Reche was permanently wounded by his abrupt ending with the Patriots, saying: “The way the game kicked him to the curb like an unwanted stepchild hurt him mentally and haunted him.”A number of Caldwell’s former teammates offered tributes on social media as the news of his passing spread on Sunday.Wes Welker, who played alongside Caldwell in San Diego and New England, tweeted: “Reche’s smile and attitude were contagious! My thoughts and prayers go out to Bubba Caldwell and his family!”> So sad to hear this! Reche’s smile and attitude were contagious! My thoughts and prayers go out to Bubba Caldwell and his family! https://t.co/CXBUdKGFJk> > — Wes Welker (@WesWelker) June 7, 2020Added former New England teammate Benjamin Watson: ‘Always kept us laughing and light hearted. Always had the biggest smile. Always had the greatest stories. Sad to hear about the passing of my teammate Reche Caldwell. May the Lord comfort his family during this time.”
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Dolphins LB A.J. Duhe started decades of Jets misery, fueling a 14-0 AFC title game victory on Jan. 23, 1983 with three INTs.
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