Jonathan Irons, who was wrongly convicted for a 1998 burglary, was released from prison, thanks in part to campaign by Minnesota Lynx star Maya Moore.
Author: Steve Gardner, USA TODAY
Who’s on first? Helping MLB fans remember what’s what as season closes in
With MLB teams setting their rosters in preparation for a 2020 season, here are some important ice-breakers to reintroduce fans to the game.
Former NFL coach Joe Bugel, leader of ‘The Hogs,’ dies at 80
Joe Bugel gained fame as coach of the Washington Redskins’ legendary offensive line in the 1980s and also was a head coach in Phoenix and Oakland.
Updated MLB spring training sites, workout facilities for 2020 season
As MLB teams prepare for Spring Training 2.0, here’s what we know about where they’ll be working out and where they’ll have their alternate camps.
Boxer Roberto Duran tests positive for coronavirus
Legendary Panamanian boxer Roberto Duran, who won world titles in four different weight classes, showing only mild symptoms following diagnosis.
Tulsa soccer team replaces national anthem with ‘This Land Is Your Land’
NPSL club Tulsa Athletic will play Woody Guthrie’s “This Land is Your Land” instead of “The Star-Spangled Banner” before home matches going forward.
Charlie Blackmon is one of three Colorado Rockies to test positive for coronavirus, per report
Charlie Blackmon is one of three Colorado Rockies players who tested positive for COVID-19 last week following workouts at Coors Field.
Former NASCAR driver’s son apologizes for cheering noose in Bubba Wallace’s garage
Dustin Skinner, son of ex-NASCAR driver Mike Skinner, wrote on Facebook, “My hat is off to who put the noose at his car.” Mike Skinner condemned it.
Ole Miss football players express support for moving school’s Confederate statue
Video posted to social media has Ole Miss players expressing support for school’s decision to move a “symbol of slavery, racism, hate and oppression.”
Shannon Sharpe brings renewed focus to 1989 allegations of racist language by Mike Gundy
On FS1’s “Undisputed,” co-host Shannon Sharpe describes ex-teammate’s memories of alleged racism from Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy’s playing career.