Новости за 11.06.2020

Tottenham and England star Dele Alli has been handed a one-match ban and fine for his social media post mocking coronavirus.

San Francisco cornerback Richard Sherman got burned by Kansas City wide receiver Sammy Watkins for a 38-yard catch late in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl, in the single biggest play in the Chiefs’ come-from-behind win. For the first time since then, Sherman talked extensively about the play on Wednesday. Sherman’s basic view of [more]

Taking a head coach off the sidelines at this point would be a massive penalty for any team.

Jason Witten hasn’t as much as practiced with the Raiders yet, but he’s digging into the Las Vegas community. The veteran tight end visited the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and met with local leaders Wednesday, to talk about improving relations with police at a time of racial tension. “I know from life experience, some [more]

A conversation between Jamal Mayers, Blake Bolden, and Anson Carter - three members of the NHL's soon-to-be-announced Player Inclusion Committee.

Linebacker Roquan Smith‘s second season with the Bears didn’t go as well as his rookie campaign. The Bears went from NFC North champs to out of the playoffs while Smith went from appearing in every game to missing four of them. He spent one game on the bench for personal reasons and then missed the [more]

Kevin Stefanski has had to do quite a bit of adapting during his first offseason as the Browns head coach and that will continue into the summer. The Browns were set to practice with the Packers during training camp, but the NFL announced last week that joint practices for all teams will be canceled as [more]

Cuban is right.

The Jets have been having the same conversations about racial inequality and police brutality as other teams around the league in recent team meetings and team CEO Christopher Johnson has been part of those discussions. Johnson is running the team while his brother serves as the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom and linebacker C.J. [more]

Martin Truex Jr. smoked the field at Martinsville Speedway to win but he wasn't the only one pleased after the first Cup night race at the historic track.

Quenton Nelson‘s already very good at football, and apparently he’s growing into his voice as well. Via Scott Horner of the Indianapolis Star, Colts General Manager Chris Ballard said during the Off Script podcast that his star guard was willing to yell at his boss during practice last year to show how committed he was [more]

In six seasons with the Browns, linebacker Christian Kirksey has been part of teams that went a combined 24-71-1 and never had a winning record. Signing with the Packers this offseason, Kirksey thinks he’s finally joined a winner. Kirksey said that in team meetings this offseason, coach Matt LaFleur has talked about the standards the [more]

Carolina Panthers safety Tre Boston is enthusiastic about the support the team is throwing behind its players now under new owner David Tepper. Boston was a part of the team from 2014-16 when Colin Kaepernick’s protest movement was front-and-center in the NFL with Jerry Richardson as the team’s owner. Boston said it was clear that [more]

Ryan Blaney had to rally through the field twice in order to finish second in Wednesday night's Cup race at Martinsville.

Bubba Wallace, driving a Black Lives Matter car, was 11th at Martinsville in a week that saw NASCAR heed his call to ban the Confederate flag at its events.

Much has changed for Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky since he last spoke with reporters in December. The Bears declined to pick up the fifth-year option on his rookie contract and acquired Nick Foles in trade from the Jacksonville Jaguars in March. According to Patrick Finley of the Chicago Sun-Times, Trubisky will speak with reporters [more]

Read driver's thoughts after the first NASCAR Cup Series night race held at Martinsville Speedway and won by Martin Truex Jr.

Martin Truex Jr. won the Martinsville night race, Team Penske put all three of its cars in the top five and Bubba Wallace finished 11th.

Los Angeles Rams running back Darrell Henderson said Wednesday that he has recovered from surgery to address a high-ankle sprain from December. “Yeah. I’m good to go now. I feel like if we were able to practice today I’d be out there with no limits,” Henderson said in a zoom call with reporters. Henderson was [more]

Drew Brees became the biggest story in the NFL last week. That became as much of a problem for most NFL players as what the Saints quarterback said before backtracking. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said Brees’ national anthem stance missed the mark and detracted from the Black Lives Matter movement. But Mahomes also believes Brees [more]

Martin Truex Jr. continued his domination at short tracks, winning the first Cup night race at Martinsville Speedway.

Austin Dillon had to be helped out of his No. 3 Chevrolet late in the Wednesday night NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville due to overheating.

Trae Young, Jalen Rose, Draymond Green, and others are also helping found "More Than A Vote."

Philip Rivers hasn’t put on a Colts uniform yet, but he is getting comfortable in his surroundings, with his receivers and with the team’s offense. Rivers, who has moved his family to Indianapolis, is working with tight end Jack Doyle, receiver Parris Campbell and center Ryan Kelly, among others. “It’s important to all our guys [more]

A spokesman for U.S. Soccer could not share whether the vote was unanimous as it was conducted in executive session.