Новости за 19.07.2020

Nigel Pearson has reportedly been fired by Watford with just two games of the Premier League season to go and the Hornets in the relegation scrap.

Hopefully, there will be a 2020 football season. Operating under the assumption (or at least aspiration), that pro football will happen, there’s no time like right now to stack up the various NFL teams from top to bottom, based on how they finished in 2019, what they did or didn’t do in the offseason, and [more]

Kevin Harvick set for 700th NASCAR Cup Series start. He'll reach the mark Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway (3 p.m. ET on NBCSN).

"He's in a system where they allow him to be exactly who he is in order for them to win at a high level."

As the NFL sounded the all-clear for training camps to start on time, one team is already pushing back its planned opening. According to Barry Jackson and Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins informed their rookies on Saturday that they were pushing back their reporting date two days. The rookies were originally scheduled [more]

Ryan Fitzpatrick ran for 243 yards last year, which was enough to lead the Dolphins in rushing and a sign that the run game in Miami wasn’t very effective. The Dolphins wound up last in the league in rushing and they made a couple of moves to upgrade the backfield this offseason. They traded for [more]

Even in a pandemic, supply and demand still applies. With the Patriots announcing that they’ll have 20-percent capacity at this year’s home games (if permitted to do so by state and local authorities), available tickets on the open market have plummeted — and the prices for those tickets has skyrocketed. Via NBC Sports Boston, the [more]

While many NFL teams have already canceled season tickets for 2020 and told fans to expect dramatically reduced seating capacity, the Raiders are biding their time in the hopes that they can get as many fans as possible into their new Las Vegas Stadium. A Raiders official told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that no decisions [more]

Kyle Busch didn't let a disqualification earlier in the day in an Xfinity Series race stop him, as he roared back to earn his 59th Truck Series win Saturday night at Texas.

Kyle Busch roared back from being disqualified after winning the Xfinity race earlier in the day to dominate and win Saturday night's Truck race at Texas.

At a time when college football seems to be facing a steep uphill climb to play in 2020, the man whose team resides at the top of the sport’s mountain believes it will happen. “My gut feeling is we’re going to play,” LSU coach Ed Orgeron said, via Marty Smith of ESPN.com. “Whether we start [more]

Ty Gibbs continues to impress as the 17-year-old grandson of NASCAR team owner Joe Gibbs earned his second straight win and third of his five starts this season.

Anderson had played for the Nets G-League team and had a 10-day contract with Brooklyn.

The three-race NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series Triple Truck Challenge program kicks off August 16 on the Daytona road course.

Baseball’s plan for a truncated season has hit an unexpected hurdle. Canada’s lone MLB team won’t be permitted to play in Toronto this year, because Canada has declined to allow it. “Unlike preseason training, regular-season games would require repeated cross-border travel of Blue Jays players and staff, as well as opponent teams into and out [more]

NASCAR disqualifies Kyle Busch after his winning Xfinity car fails post-race inspection. Austin Cindric is declared winner of the Texas race.

Kyle Busch's car failed post-race inspection, taking the win away from Busch and given to Austin Cindric, who has now won three consecutive Xfinity races.

Kyle Busch was disqualified for car height violations following Saturday's Xfinity Series race at Texas, with the win going to Austin Cindric.

One of the most stunning moves of the 2020 offseason happened when news emerged that the Texans had traded receiver DeAndre Hopkins to the Cardinals. Among those initially in disbelief was Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray. “I didn’t believe it,” Murray said this week on ESPN, via Dana Scott of the Arizona Republic. “As soon as [more]

Here are the details for Sunday's Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway on NBCSN.

"What's amazing is when you think about right now, some of the stuff that John Lewis was fighting for, we're still fighting for."