Author: Chris Bumbaca, USA TODAY

The major sports books and biggest states have thus far been able to keep bettors engaged even as sports has been slow to return to action.

Los Angeles Angels RHP Keynan Middleton knelt for the national anthem on Monday, saying “I can use my platform for change in a peaceful way.”

After 11 seasons with five NFL organizations, Michael Bennett said he is retiring from the NFL. “I’m looking forward to the rebirth,” he wrote.

Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday morning he is “looking forward to live sports” but does not support athletes protesting during the national anthem.

LA Sparks forward Chiney Ogwumike will become the first Black woman to co-host a national show on ESPN Radio and is eager to share her voice.

To lament no baseball north of the border this year, here are some of the best baseball moments that happened on Canadian soil.

Clippers coach Doc Rivers was young player when he met civil rights icon John Lewis, who died Friday. He shared a story of memorable trip with Lewis.

In a letter to the league’s GMs and coaches, the NFL outlined the reporting dates for later this month. Rookies may report July 21 and others July 28.

Alex Rodriguez, who signed two of the largest contracts in sports history, is now advocating for a salary cap amid an ownership bid.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar called out Hollywood and the sports world for not being properly outraged at the anti-Semitic comments made in recent weeks.