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Rangers prefer new home over Arizona for 2nd spring training

The Texas Rangers would prefer to stay home in their new ballpark whenever it is time to get back to spring training

An unusual ring to it: Nats opt for virtual Series ceremony

The Washington Nationals will unveil their World Series championship rings during a “virtual” ceremony shown on television and online

Jesse Freitas Sr., quarterback on first 49ers team, dies at 99

Freitas also spent years as a decorated high school coach, counting Lynn Swann among his former players.

'The Last Dance' gave us an inside look at the Chicago Bulls dynasty – it also gave us @JordanJamming

A single scene from ‘The Last Dance’ featuring Michael Jordan listening to Kenny Lattimore also provided us an incredible Twitter account.

New president of NFLPA: 'Long list of hurdles' to clear

Everything is in play

Angels plan employee furloughs amid coronavirus pandemic

The Los Angeles Angels will implement furloughs across their organization starting June 1

What the NFL will do if a player tests positive

The league fully expects multiple players to test positive for the coronavirus, but it’s creating a plan for dealing with such situations.

Networks have strong showing during busy sports weekend

Fans who had been starving for live sporting events had their appetites somewhat sated last weekend

NFLPA president Tretter: NFL faces 'long list of hurdles' in preparing for 2020 season

Browns center JC Tretter is cautiously optimistic the NFL season will take place in 2020. He’s just not certain when it will start.

Sills: NFL's response to positive tests will be key

The NFL expects positive coronavirus cases moving forward, but the league’s challenge “is to identify them as quickly as possible and prevent spread to any other participants.”

NFL enhances Rooney Rule, tables incentive idea

The NFL Tuesday approved changes to the Rooney Rule that will require teams to interview at least two candidates from outside their organization for any vacant head-coaching job, but the league tabled its minority hiring incentive strategy.

Browns' Tretter: Players aren't 'invincible robots'

Cleveland Browns center J.C. Tretter, who was elected president of the NFLPA in March, said Tuesday the union is holding biweekly calls with players and their wives to address coronavirus concerns and keep them informed.

Governor not happy Big Ben went for a haircut

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf isn’t happy that Ben Roethlisberger got a haircut before barbershops reopened during the coronavirus pandemic.

NFLPA pres Tretter says "hurdles" remain before NFL's return

Cleveland Browns center JC Tretter isn’t willing to guess what the NFL might look like when its back on the field

Bruce Irvin relishes chance to get another run with Seattle

Bruce Irvin got his wish this offseason when the Seattle Seahawks brought him back on a one-year deal

Rain delays start of Xfinity Series' return at Darlington

Heavy rains have delayed the start of the Xfinity Series’ return to racing at Darlington

Furman drops baseball, men's lacrosse amid virus budget cuts

Furman drops baseball, men’s lacrosse amid virus budget cuts

49ers hopeful of training camp return to Santa Clara

The San Francisco 49ers are encouraged by how productive their virtual offseason has been amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Jazz forward Bojan Bogdanović undergoes right wrist surgery

The Utah Jazz have announced that forward Bojan Bogdanović underwent surgery to repair a ruptured ligament in his right wrist

Strong finish for ESPN's Jordan doc, 'The Last Dance'

Speaking in terms hoop fans will understand, the ESPN documentary on Michael Jordan, ‘The Last Dance,’ had a strong fourth quarter

Longtime Colorado coach and administrator Ceal Barry retires

Longtime University of Colorado women’s basketball coach and administrator Ceal Barry will retire in July after 37 years in Boulder

Why there's now real reason for optimism for the return of sports

With the governors of New York, California, and Texas all announcing plans for the return of sports, fans have reason to be optimistic.

Ric Bucher weighs in on Michael Jordan’s pizza ‘poisoning theory’ during 1997 NBA Finals

Ric Bucher joins Marcellus Wiley and Jason Whitlock to discuss the ‘poisoning theory’ behind Michael Jordan’s pizza delivery before Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals. Hear why Ric Bucher believes that Michael Jordan was not intentionally food poisoned.

The LA Chargers have officially chosen Tyrod Taylor, Justin Herbert and Easton Stick over Cam Newton

LA Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said over the weekend that he considered signing Cam Newton, but is happy with his current quarterback situation.

NWHL's 6th team entering 6th season gets name: Toronto Six

Six is the magic number and name for the National Women’s Hockey League’s new expansion franchise in Toronto

With no universal playbook for virus testing, each sport must decide how much risk it can take

There is no universal playbook for coronavirus testing in professional sports, but there’s plenty of common ground.

The betting public is doubting the Patriots

NFL bettors aren’t showing a lot of confidence for the post-Tom Brady Pats, while they’re apparently high on the Cowboys.

Former WWE pro Shad Gaspard missing in ocean off California

Union study finds footballers in England anxious over future

The coronavirus lockdown is having an impact on the mental health of footballers in England, according to a study by their union

Are you buying into a fantasy bounce-back for Odell Beckham Jr. and the Browns in 2020?

Do you still trust the Browns? Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski discuss their bounce-back potential for 2020.