NASCAR said late Sunday that a noose was found in the garage stall of Bubba Wallace at the NASCAR race in Talladega.
Author: The Associated Press
Confederate flags fly outside NASCAR speedway in Alabama
It cost $40 to get into Talladega Superspeedway if you were one of 5,000 people to purchase a ticket and live within 150 miles of the NASCAR staple.
NASCAR race at Talladega Superspeedway delayed by rain
Thunderstorms over Talladega Superspeedway have delayed the start of Sunday’s race.
Former Florida State football player wants stadium renamed
A former Florida State football player is leading a drive to rename the university’s stadium, asserting in a petition that the Florida man it is named for, Doak S. Campbell, was a segregationist.
Former Florida State football player wants stadium renamed
A former Florida State football player is leading a drive to rename the university’s stadium, asserting in a petition that the Florida man it is named for, Doak S. Campbell, was a segregationist.
MLB tells players at most 60 games; 50 or fewer possible
In addition, MLB has offered a $25 million postseason players’ pool. even if there is a lack of fans. The union has proposed $50 million. Normally, the pool is funded from postseason ticket sales.
Debate on racism renews calls for Redskins to change name
The recent national debate over racism has renewed calls for the NFL’s Washington Redskins to change their name.
NBA lays out its vision for Disney restart to teams, players
The league’s plan also spells out how training rooms and meeting rooms will be utilized, the procedures for practice-court usage – three-hour blocks per team, all scheduled, with one open hour in between sessions for cleaning and sanitizing – and even how team and player laundry will be handled.
AP Source: Chance MLB won’t play increases in money fight
Baseball Commissioner Rob Florida Florida manfred said ahead of last week’s amateur draft that the chance of a season was “100%.”
NFL extends virtual offseason until June 26
Although team facilities have opened for key personnel, coaches and players rehabilitating injuries, healthy players have been barred from those complexes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The remote programs have taken the place of on-site work, and some teams already have announced they are shutting those down.