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Game off: Youth baseball leagues scrambling amid pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic is taking a toll on youth sports leagues across the United States

Popular NYC sports photographer dead at 48 from COVID-19

The buck stops: Cowboys hanging on until rodeos start again

Deserted icons: Oklahoma City loses NCAA softball WCWS

Smaller cities and communities are dealing with the cancellation of showcase sporting events

The Latest: Real Sociedad soccer players to resume training

Real Sociedad plans to have its players resume training individually this week

Award-winning sports writer William Millsaps dies at age 77

Award-winning sports writer and executive at the Richmond Times-Dispatch William H

Deserted icons: No College World Series hits Omaha hard

The cancellation of this year’s College World Series because of the coronavirus pandemic isn’t hurting Omaha just economically

The Latest: 'Get well soon king', Gerrard tells Dalglish

Steven Gerrard is leading the well-wishes for Kenny Dalglish after it was revealed the Liverpool great had tested positive for coronavirus

The Latest: Russia wants doping past forgotten amid virus

Official: Saints emails on clergy crisis should stay secret

Dana White says UFC 249 has been canceled.

Some Ivy schools deny withdrawing option to spring athletes

Harvard, Yale and Princeton will not allow their spring athletes to withdraw and return next year to preserve an extra year of eligibility

Rich Eisen's show to begin 2-month run on NBCSN

Rich Eisen’s weekday talk show will have a new home for the next two months

Tennessee State hires Mikki Allen as new athletic director

Tennessee State has a new athletic direcrtor — Mikki Allen, Tennessee’s assistant athletic director

Louisville to implement 10% pay cuts for coaches, staffers

Coronavirus shutdown presents challenges for teams, sponsors

Amid the coronavirus shutdown, sports business executives are having tough conversations about advertising and marketing contracts with no games on the horizon

Feds deny claims of misconduct in college admissions case

The Latest: Southampton players defer some of their salaries

Southampton has become the first Premier League club to announce its players will defer some of their salaries amid the coronavirus pandemic

After pleas, pro jumper vows not to leap in national parks

A professional jumper has vowed not to leap anymore from cliffs inside national parks after he pleaded guilty to doing it twice in Zion National Park in Utah

Boxing glove and painted trays: A look at gifts from Trump

President Donald Trump has some eclectic taste in offering gifts to world leaders

A path forward: NBA, NHL and MLB tinker with restart options

Burton to donate 500,000 coronavirus masks across East Coast

The world’s biggest snowboard maker is donating half-a-million respirator masks to hospitals across the Northeast

4-time Olympic champion Ammann eyes 2022 Winter Games

Four-time Olympic ski jumping champion Simon Ammann will try to go for another gold medal at the 2022 Beijing Olympics

The Latest: Italian Olympian Sabia dies with virus at 56

A two-time Olympic finalist in the 800 meters has died after getting infected with the coronavirus

The Latest: F1 to furlough half of its staff amid pandemic

Formula One says it will furlough half of its staff until the end of May and senior executives will take pay cuts amid the coronavirus pandemic

Former downhill racer Lehmann aims to lead world ski body

Iconic sports cities turn eery during coronavirus shutdown

They are cities defined by iconic sporting events

Clear vision: Program provides ski goggles to medical staff

Recreational skiers and snowboarders, Olympic athletes and businesses are rounding up new or used pairs of goggles to donate

U. of Michigan reaching out to ex-athletes about late doctor

The Latest: SKorean baseball hopes for practice in 2 weeks

South Korea’s professional baseball league says it hopes to start practice games between teams on April 21 before possibly opening the season in early May