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NASCAR has new rules, new feuds and more fans at Talladega

NASCAR heads to Talladega Superspeedway with new rules, new feuds and more fans

Trump says he won't watch NFL if players kneel

President Donald Trump believes the planned NFL season will be safe — but doesn’t intend to watch the sport if players kneel for the anthem.

Patriots let season ticket holders with COVID-19 risks skip 2020, return in 2021

The Patriots will allow season ticket holders with risk factors for COVID-19 to skip the 2020 season without losing their seats for 2021 and beyond. In an email to season ticket holders, the Patriots said that if they have COVID-19 risks because of age or other health conditions, they will be permitted to give up [more]

Two main reasons why 49ers are unlikely to trade for Jets' Jamal Adams

It would be difficult for San Francisco to add Jamal Adams without significantly altering the roster.

NFL teams went high-tech for team bonding this offseason

NFL players and coaches went home in March and stayed there for the next few months, along with most of the world. Football pads were replaced by iPads. Handshakes and high-fives gave way to emojis and video chats.

Russian teenagers beaten 10-1 as league restarts

A team of teenagers has taken the field for a club hit by the coronavirus pandemic and lost 10-1 as soccer in Russia restarted

Two late stunners as Watford, Leicester draw 1-1 in EPL

Watford and Leicester drew 1-1 in the teams’ first match since the restart of the Premier League

US youngster Gio Reyna gets 1st start for Dortmund

Gio Reyna is set to make his first professional start after being named in Borussia Dortmund’s lineup at Leipzig in the German Bundesliga

Ravens and Orioles laud ill superfan's graduation

Mo Gaba, 14, battling cancer for the fourth time, was joined by members of the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles for a memorable graduation parade at his apartment complex.

AP source: MLB spring training sites closing amid concern over virus

Every team in Major League Baseball will shut its spring training camp over concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.

The Latest: French soccer allowing fans back from July 10

French soccer authorities are allowing fans back into stadiums from July 10 with an initial limit of 5,000

Steelers’ NFLPA rep Cam Heyward doubts Hall of Fame Game will happen

Officially, the NFL preseason begins when the Steelers face the Cowboys in Canton, Ohio, on August 6 in the Hall of Fame Game. But the Steelers’ representative on the NFL Players Association doubts it’s going to happen. Steelers defensive end Cameron Heyward said that although he can’t speak for either the union or the Steelers, [more]

Zanardi remains in serious condition after handbike crash

Basketball restarts in China after coronavirus shutdown

Mavericks CLASSICS Highlights | Lakers at Mavericks: 1988 Western Conference Finals Games 3 and 6

WATCH: Mark Aguirre Goes for the Layup | Mavericks CLASSICS

Mark Aguirre Goes for the Layup | Mavericks CLASSICS

A person familiar with decision tells AP that MLB training camps will temporarily close for COVID-19 cleaning

MLB tells players that cap remains at 60 games; 3 teams shut spring camps

Players and MLB increasingly dismayed with each other

NHL's focus shifts to Canadian cities as hubs; Lightning close facilities

NHL targets July 10 to open training camps

Washington Post calls on Skins' owner or NFL to change name

The Washington Post editorial board is calling on Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder to change his football club’s name

Aaron Jones: The cycle has to stop

The Packers RB knows he’ll have the same conversation about life not being fair for a Black man with his 2-month-old son that his father had with him. It has to end.

Astros sign Correa's brother as undrafted free agent

The Houston Astros have signed second baseman J

Cowboys' Gerald McCoy calls out Jerry Jones for silence: 'It doesn't look good'

The newly signed Cowboy urged Jerry Jones to “say anything” in the midst of America’s race-relations reckoning.

The 152nd Belmont Stakes will be as unpredictable as it is historic

With a new date, distance and track regulations, this year’s Belmont Stakes will be different than any other,

MLB tells players' union 60-game season is max, 50 or fewer possible

The players’ association was told by Major League Baseball on Friday that teams will not agree to more than 60 games in the pandemic-delayed season.

MLB tells players at most 60 games; 50 or fewer possible

Steelers play-by-play announcer Bill Hillgrove charged with DUI

Bill Hillgrove, the long-time radio play-by-play announcer for the Steelers and the University of Pittsburgh, has been charged with DUI. Via the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Hillgrove was charged at his home in Murrysville after he crashed into a local supermarket, breaking two windows. Hillgrove reportedly crashed into the windows on Monday and went inside the store [more]

49ers sign fifth-rounder Colton McKivitz

The 49ers announced Friday they have signed offensive lineman Colton McKivitz to his rookie deal. The team made McKivitz a fifth-round selection, using the 153rd overall choice on the West Virginia product. McKivitz could get a chance to compete for the right guard position left open with the release of Mike Person in March. Daniel [more]

Jamal Adams thinks "maybe it's time to move on" from the New York Jets – could he be headed to Dallas?

Frustrated with contract negotiations, All-Pro safety Jamal Adams requested a trade from the New York Jets, listing Dallas among his preferred destinations.

Patriots to allow season-ticket holders at higher risk for coronavirus to skip season, return in 2021

Instead of forcing them to lose their season tickets for good, the Patriots will allow at-risk season-ticket holders to skip the 2020 season without penalty.