Five players and three staff members have tested positive for coronavirus at the Philadelphia Phillies’ Clearwater facility.
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Simone Biles shows off never-before-seen trick that is “too dangerous” for competition
Even though the 2020 Summer Olympics aren’t happening for another year, gymnast Simone Biles isn’t on vacation.
Buccaneers assistant coach tests positive for COVID-19
The one Buccaneers’ assistant coach who tested positive is asymptomatic.
Lightning progressing through NFL’s ‘Phase Two’
It’s been nearly two weeks since the NHL moved into “Phase Two” of their return to play plan on June 8. Under this stage, teams were allowed to open their facilities to player workouts of small groups on the ice. The Lightning has progressed from mainly conditioning to scrimmages now.
Buccaneers unveil first photos of Rob Gronkowski in team uniform
Two days after the much-anticipated pictures of Tom Brady in a Buccaneers uniform, the team released similar photos of Rob Gronkowski.
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.
Trump says Kaepernick should play in the NFL if qualified
President Donald Trump thinks Colin Kaepernick should get another shot in the NFL — but only if he can play well.
Tom Brady already taking charge of Bucs’ offense
Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is settling into his role as the leader of the offense, holding off-season workouts with Rob Gronkowski and several other of his new teammates.
Tom Brady already taking charge of Bucs’ offense
Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is settling into his role as the leader of the offense, holding off-season workouts with Rob Gronkowski and several other of his new teammates.
Pasco County Florida man said to be last true Rosewood survivor passes away
Vera Goins-Hamilton lived in Lacoochee in Pasco County for nearly all of her life, except for the first 2 and a half years. Born February 29, 1920, Goins-Hamilton lived in Rosewood until January 1923 when the all-black town was burned to the ground by an angry white mob.