Ex-Lakers star reacts to Phil Jackson admitting he doesn't watch NBA anymore: 'It's all political'
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ESPN's Jalen Rose blasts Phil Jackson over NBA comments: 'When somebody shows you who they are, believe them'
'The Big Sunday Show' panelists discuss former NBA coach Phil Jackson calling out the league for becoming too political and turning 'people off.’
Where has cricket landed in the wake of the Yorkshire racism saga?
A zeem Rafiq sat well outside cricket’s consciousness in July 2020. It had been nearly two years since Yorkshire had let him go for a second time and it took an interview with the Professional Cricketers’ Association, published on their website and probably read by a handful of people, to bring him back into my mind. The subject was a new business Rafiq had opened with his family, a tea shop in Rotherham. While mapping a future outside cricket, he still had ambitions to keep playing.
Falcons billionaire owner strongly backs DEI efforts: 'Should be the highest priority for our nation'
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ESPN's Holly Rowe, Marc J. Spears receive Curt Gowdy Media Award
SALT LAKE CITY — The recipients of the 2023 Naismith Hall of Fame Curt Gowdy Media Award, Andscape's Marc J. Spears (print) and ESPN's Holly Rowe (electronic), didn't know each other well before sharing the stage at Vivint Arena on Friday afternoon. But through their decades of stellar coverage of the sport of basketball, they've been united in their consistent insistence on shining a light on things outside the spotlight.
England to take knee, Kane to wear One Love armband against Iran
DOHA : England will take the knee and captain Harry Kane will wear the One Love armband at their opening match of the World Cup against Iran on Monday, manager Gareth Southgate confirmed on Sunday.
Frazer Clarke: I’m a proud Brit, but Jamaica has made me the fighter I am
As a proud Briton with roots in Jamaica, Black History Month is a month of celebration for me.
Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
In recent years Arsenal, seemingly in constant recalibration, have reliably come off second-best to Liverpool. But the leaders will begin Sunday’s match at the Emirates 11 points clear of Jürgen Klopp’s side, albeit having played a game more, and face opponents who badly need to get on a run. Liverpool are the ones in flux, Sadio Mané’s departure appearing to have had a profound impact, and can no longer be sure of turning this season into a one-two with Manchester City. One remarkable stat is that Arsenal have not scored against Liverpool in their last six meetings across all competitions, but anyone watching Leandro Trossard plunder a hat-trick at Anfield last weekend would fear for the visitors’ defence against a rampant attack led by Gabriel Jesus. It has been well documented that second place looks up for grabs this time around: this could be the time Mikel Arteta and company begin the changing of the guard in earnest. Nick Ames