The plan is ambitious, but the PGA could be among the first pro sports leagues to resume play.
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Jordan: Winning sixth NBA title with Bulls was ‘trying year’
While promoting a documentary about the final year of the Chicago Bulls’ dynasty, which debuts Sunday, Michael Jordan details some of the challenges that team faced.
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Women’s sports likely to bear brunt of coronavirus fallout
From soccer to softball and all in between, momentum for these leagues, and women’s sports in general, has seemingly been halted by the pandemic
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Rams center is first NFL player to reveal positive test for COVID-19
Brian Allen, a third-year center with Los Angeles, said he tested positive three weeks ago, but was not hospitalized and is now ‘feeling good.’
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Gostkowski risked hip replacement at 40 if he didn’t get surgery, miss 2019 season
Kicker Stephen Gostkowski, who was released after 14 seasons with the Patriots, said he had hip surgery in order to avoid a hip replacement and, hopefully, continue playing.
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Peters moving to Russia for first job since allegations of racial slurs, violence
Bill Peters resigned as Calgary’s coach last year after allegations surfaced that he had previously used racial slurs and struck players.
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Liberty trade Charles to Mystics as part of 3-team WNBA deal
The deal gives New York four of the top 15 picks in Friday’s draft, including the No. 1 pick, which they are expected to use on Oregon star Sabrina Ionescu.
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Post-pandemic PTSD? Lessons from a marathon bombing survivor
A Q and A with Bobby O’Donnell, a Boston Marathon bombing survivor who is now a part-time paramedic transporting COVID-19 patients to hospitals in New Hampshire.
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It’s time for the NHL to cancel the rest of the regular season
Helene Elliott: Forget about the dozen games left, refund fans for their tickets and go ‘right to the Stanley Cup playoffs if you must go at all.’
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Tour de France rescheduled to start Aug. 29, run through Sept. 20
Dates are set after restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic forced the iconic race from its normal July start for the first time since World War II.