“Big Mike” takes his big walk
Galesburg resident Michael Martinez — known as “Big Mike” to most — has spina bifida. He overcame a lot of obstacles this year alone in order to do something he thought he never would — graduate from
The Athletic lays off 8% of its staff due to pandemic
The Athletic has laid off 46 staff members and implemented pay cuts across the organization due to cost cuts resulting from the coronavirus pandemic
Texans' longtime special teams coach Brad Seely retiring
Houston Texans special teams coordinator Brad Seely is retiring after 31 seasons coaching in the NFL
College basketball coaches discuss racism, diversity
South Carolina basketball coach Frank Martin is joining dozens of college basketball coaches in taking action on racism and diversity
After a forgettable season, Warriors ready to move forward
The Golden State Warriors endured a disappointing season with their stars injured and young players forced to fill a big void
Penske wants full fans at Indy 500, ready for IndyCar opener
Roger Penske will see the IndyCar Series finally start its first season under his ownership Saturday night at Texas Motor Speedway
Colin Kaepernick has more support now, still long way to go
When Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem to take a stand against police brutality and racial injustice in 2016, he was mostly alone
The NBA's return plan might seem a little weird, but it's all about fairness
The return of the NBA is going to be a little weird and wonky. But it’s all in the pursuit of playoff fairness.
With governor's approval, Memorial Tournament to have fans
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has approved a plan for the Memorial to have at least some spectators at Muirfield Village on July 16-19
Champions League hopes hit as Gladbach loses to Freiburg 1-0
Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Champions League qualification hopes have been hit by losing at Freiburg 1-0 in the Bundesliga
Bucky Brooks: Baker Mayfield is ‘less talk, more work’ after being humbled last season
Browns offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt has raved about Baker Mayfield’s work ethic and willingness to jump into non-mandatory meetings. While neither Bucky Brooks nor LaVar Arrington are particularly impressed with that, they both see him turning
More than half of NFL coaching staffs not at team facilities
More than half of NFL coaching staffs not at team facilities
Brazil's Fred completes charity ride to join new club in Rio
Brazilian striker Fred completed a 600-kilometer charity bicycle ride when he arrived in Rio de Janeiro on Friday
Galaxy drop Aleksandar Katai after wife's social media posts
Aleksandar Katai has been released by the LA Galaxy after a series of alarming social media posts by his wife, Tea
Packers sign sixth-round pick Jon Runyan
The Green Bay Packers have signed sixth-round pick Jon Runyan to a contract, his agent announced Friday.
Doug Gottlieb: The Dolphins shouldn’t rush things with Tua Tagovailoa
Tampa Bay Buccaneers HC Bruce Arians recently praised Tua Tagovailoa and said if he was healthy, the Miami Dolphins should start him. Hear why Doug Gottlieb thinks the Dolphins shouldn’t rush Tua and should start him when
Patriots pledge $1 million to social justice causes
The Patriots say team owner Robert Kraft’s family is pledging $1 million to local grassroots organizations to promote social justice causes
Pete Rademacher, 1956 Olympic boxing champion, dies at 91
Olympic boxing champion Pete Rademacher has died
Doug Gottlieb: Kevin Durant coming back would drastically change the Eastern Conference
With the NBA’s return growing closer, some are wondering if Kevin Durant will return and play for the Brooklyn Nets. Hear why Doug Gottlieb thinks the Eastern Conference will dramatically change if KD plays.
Texas State investigates racial abuse claims against coach
Texas State has ordered an investigation into a former player’s allegations of racist remarks by basketball coach Danny Kaspar