Новости за 17.07.2020

The Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration has levied a fine against the firm overseeing the construction of Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that Mortensen/McCarthy has been fined $13,494 for the violation, which is related to two incidents when workers on the site of the Raiders stadium were allegedly not [more]

As the NFL and the NFLPA continue to try to work out workplace safety rules before the start of training camps, players are caught wondering what’s coming next. And depending on the last thing they hear, their confidence about what’s coming can vary. Saints defensive end Cam Jordan told Luke Johnson of the New Orleans [more]

Quarterback Tom Brady‘s arrival in Tampa made a lot of waves inside and outside of the organization. One of the internal reactions came from running back Thomas Jones. Jones has seen enough of the Patriots in recent years to know that Brady’s presence should mean more passes coming his way and he said he’s “caught [more]

Thursday saw the Washington Post publish an article featuring numerous allegations of sexual harassment by members of the Washington organization made by former employees and journalists covering the team The NFL did not respond to that report on Thursday, but their silence came to an end on Friday morning. The league released a statement about [more]

Kyle Busch is winless this year, marking the deepest into a season a reigning Cup champ has gone without winning since 2013.

For all the excitement the Raiders have moving to a new state, a new stadium, and a new city, there’s also one significant factor that will complicate life for a football team. As it turns out, it gets really hot in the desert in the summer. Raiders General Manager Mike Mayock said he and coach [more]

Footballs fly farther in Denver than anywhere else in the NFL, as the thin air at altitude provides less resistance. Unsurprisingly, the longest field goal in NFL history, 64 yards, was kicked in Denver by Matt Prater. Now Broncos kicker Brandon McManus is hoping to break that record, and fans in Denver have a reason [more]

The lastest two days of COVID-19 testing inside the MLS Tournament bubble in Orlando has resulted in no new positive cases according to a release from the league. From July 14-15, the MLS says 1,406 tests were performed on 1,124 separate individuals involved with their return to play tournament. No one from the 24 teams [more]

While the NFL and the NFL Players’ Association continue to negotiate the terms for the upcoming season due to the coronavirus pandemic, the prospect of if and how players will be able to opt out of playing the upcoming year has remained one of the outstanding questions in need of an answer. According to Tom [more]

Washington owner Daniel Snyder provided no statement and declined “several” interview requests from the Washington Post in connection with the story of 15 former female employees who allege that they were the victims of sexual harassment while working for the team Snyder owns. Instead, all comments have come from coach Ron Rivera, an employee of [more]

Former New York Jets tackle Kelvin Beachum is set to sign a one-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals, according to John Gambodoro of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM. An eight-year NFL veteran, Beachum has spent the last three seasons with the Jets as the team’s starting left tackle. He made 45 starts for the team during [more]

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

What a difference six days makes. Last Friday, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed optimism regarding the ability of the NFL and the NFL Players Association to resolve any and all differences standing in the way of a 2020 season. Now? Not. “Stuff is crazy man,” Mahomes tweeted on Thursday evening. “All this time we had [more]

James Harden was back on the basketball court Friday and he looked happy to be there.

Last night, we explained that some owners want to deal with the financial consequences of the pandemic over the next two seasons. As it turns out, it’s enough owners to make it the league’s official position in ongoing talks with players. According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL, the NFL has proposed that each team’s [more]

Giants kicker Aldrick Rosas faces three misdemeanor charges in California for allegedly hitting a car and fleeing the scene in June, Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News reports. Glenn Jennings, the Butte County deputy district attorney, filed a criminal complaint Wednesday that charged Rosas with reckless driving on a highway, hit and run [more]

He has no symptoms and plans to join his teammates in Orlando, but first he must clear NBA protocols.

Welcome to Washington, Ron Rivera. The NFL team hired Rivera as its head coach Dec. 31. In the six months since, he has become the voice and face of the franchise. Owner Daniel Snyder declined several requests from The Washington Post for an interview before the newspaper’s investigative story published Thursday alleging widespread sexual harassment [more]

The NFL has said all along it intends to stay on schedule. That remains the plan even as the NFL and the NFLPA continue to negotiate several important issues. The Chiefs are telling players that training camp is a go, Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports Thursday night, with rookies and quarterbacks scheduled to report [more]

Myles Garrett isn’t the first to say it, and he almost assuredly won’t be the last. Unless and until a team signs Colin Kaepernick, giving him a second chance at his NFL career, players will continue to question whether the league could do more in the Black Lives Matter movement. “I feel like they should [more]

It is all speculation, but the idea makes some sense.

The Irons and Hornets are both three points clear of 18th-place Bournemouth and 19th-place Aston Villa, the latter two sides with just two matches to play.

The bombshell article from the Washington Post painting a trouble picture of workplace misconduct and chronic sexual harassment within the Washington organization specifically makes no allegations against team owner Daniel Snyder. Here’s the key quote from the story, regarding the 15 former female employees who allege sexual harassment while working for Washington: “No woman accused [more]

Washington recently fired Richard Mann II as its assistant director of pro personnel without giving a reason. The Washington Post connected the dots Thursday. Mann was one of the former employees accused of sexual harassment in the newspaper’s investigative story detailing a toxic culture within the organization. Fifteen women who worked for the NFL team [more]

When radio play-by-play man Larry Michael left the Washington franchise yesterday, he said he was “retiring from my position.” It’s obvious now there was more to it than a decision to scale back his work hours after 16 years with the team. According to the new report from the Washington Post detailing the toxic workplace [more]