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[foogallery id=”34120″] The 63rd DAYTONA 500 race was held last weekend with historic performances, spectacular finishes and amazing race car memories. Thousands of fans held court at the race car track to view the laps […]

Fans gather at L.A. Live on Sunday to pay respects to Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and the seven others who were killed in a helicopter crash Jan. 26. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times) […]

(CNN)Millions of people never met him, but the sudden death of Kobe Bryant and eight others has left a country in mourning. The 41-year-old NBA legend died in a helicopter crash under foggy conditions in […]

ROB GOLDBERG JANUARY 9, 2020 – https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2870609-doug-williams-reassigned-in-redskins-front-office-after-ron-rivera-hire Former quarterback Doug Williams has been reassigned within the Washington Redskins front office and will be named senior vice president of player development. He had previously served as the team’s senior vice president of […]

The odds of becoming a head coach in the NFL are small if you’re a Black man. As noted by 12up.com, “black coaches aren’t afforded the same chance to reach the pinnacle of their profession as whites, […]

Melissa Howell NHL’s first black player stops in DC on national tour January 13, 2020, 1:01 PM Black Hockey History Tour The NHL’s Black Hockey History Tour, a mobile museum, is visiting 14 hockey cities […]

Miami Times photo illustration by Jenny Ziegler Out with the old and in with the new is generally the aspiring mindset that accompanies a new year. But in the NFL, it has been some of […]

Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy stands next to head coach Andy Reid during last season’s AFC championship game. Bieniemy interviewed for four head-coach openings last offseason but did not receive an offer. (Charlie […]

NEW YORK — Chris Brown, Migos and DaBaby are the latest stars slated to perform during Super Bowl week in Miami. VEW Live! announced Tuesday that the acts will join Card B as headliners for […]

By Jay Connor (the Root) From NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s perspective, he was just trying to help. He combed through resumes, took note of a former employee who never quite reached his potential, and called […]