Women's football was huge during WW1, so why did it disappear so dramatically after the war finished?

ATLANTA (AP) — With teams in two sports taking a second look at names deemed offensive to Native Americans, the Atlanta Braves on Saturday gave no indication they are willing to consider a similar...

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(WJLA) – The Washington Redskins name has been a hotly contested debate for decades. The team name is widely held to be a racist slur against Native Americans. Now, some major business partners of the team are indicating their stance on the name debate. A FedEx spokesperson released this statement: We have communicated to the team in Washington our request that they change the team name. FedEx is the title sponsor of the team stadium in Landover, MD.

What a moment.

For the second straight week, no positive coronavirus tests were recorded by the PGA Tour, which holds its second event since a 13-week shutdown at the RBC Heritage starting Thursday.

MLB players are no closer to agreeing to a new pay deal with the season yet to get underway.

"We, the National Football League, admit we were wrong for not listening to NFL players earlier and encourage all players speak out."

The Cleveland Indians revealed that they had secretly hidden an image of Nicolas Cage within 39 of their lineup graphics throughout the 2019 season, and Twitter is in a frenzy trying to find them all.

System allows fans following a match on TV, the radio or online to encourage – or berate – players via their smartphones

Joe Lockhart reflects on his time as an executive in the NFL and writes, "Colin Kaepernick became the symbol of black men being treated differently than white men in America. That symbol of racial injustice was reinforced every day that Colin sat on the outside of the football world."

Grippy sneakers can mean the difference between a swift pivot shot and a sloppy turnover. Thanks to a team of material scientists from the U.S., Canada and Switzerland, nailing that shot could be easier than ever.

Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first footballer to earn over $1 billion, according to Forbes, putting him ahead of rival Lionel Messi.

There's no doubt that the anticipation leading up to "The Last Dance" was through the roof. Now, just two weeks and four episodes into the documentary series, the numbers are backing that up. According to a report from Bloomberg, metrics used by Parrot Analytics show that the ESPN series about the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls has topped Netflix's "Tiger King" as the "most in-demand documentary in the world."

Got plans this weekend? Odds are you don't, but no worries -- ESPN has plenty of action to keep you entertained.

The heavyweight champion has been hitting the mitts in preparation for his return to the ring.

Ontario's professional sports teams can resume training at club facilities as the provincial government says they are looking forward to seeing athletes return to play in the "not-too-distant future."

Under the proposal, Spring training would start in early to mid-June and teams would play about 82 regular-season games.

The much-anticipated, 10-part ESPN docuseries The Last Dance has garnered tons of positive press for its never-before-seen coverage of Michael Jordan's final championship with the Chicago Bulls. Critics of the docuseries have noted, however, that the story is inherently biased, since the person doing the storytelling (Jordan) was also involved in the process of making it.

Lance Armstrong said he first doped at "probably 21" years old, according to ESPN.