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Washington Football Coach Ron Rivera Speaks Out About Quarterback Changes

Many were surprised when the Washington Football Team’s coach Ron Rivera benched second-year quarterback and first-round pick Dwayne Haskins after four weeks into this season. Instead, Riverboat Ron opted for a mix of Kyle Allen and the two-legged Alex Smith as…

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NFL Plans For Possible Playoff Changes, Rewards For Diversity Hirings

With rising cases of COVID-19 in the NFL, owners are now planning contingency plans in the event of the NFL season being canceled. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is very focused on playing out the whole…

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Brooklyn Nets Trade Talks For James Harden Are Not Close

James Harden will not be traded to the Brooklyn Nets – yet. After various rumors surfaced on Twitter that the Houston Rockets and the Brooklyn Nets. These rumors were then fueled even more after Anthony Puccio tweeted…

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UEFA Nations League: Italy & Belgium Advance To Competition Finals

In the remaining UEFA Nations League group stage fixtures, Belgium and Italy advanced to the final round of the competition along with Spain and France. Both Belgium and Italy won their last group stage fixtures.…

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NBA 2020 Draft Trades: News On All The Biggest Trades

The NBA Draft is always an exciting event. It’s where fans are either happy with who their team drafts or heartbroken about whom they selected. It is also where teams engage in various trade talks…

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L.A. Rams Announce A Player Has Tested Positive For COVID-19

The Los Angeles Rams announced that a player has tested positive for coronavirus. The team released a statement through Twitter on Tuesday. “The player immediately entered self-quarantine and out of an abundance of caution, we…

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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Hints At Expanded MLB Playoffs & Extra-Innings Rule Extension

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said that he is looking into an expanded playoff format in the future. Not necessarily the 16 teams that the league has this year, up from 10, but somewhere in between. “I…

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Bill Belichick Defensive About Past New England Patriot’s Draft Choices

As the New England Patriots are continuing their first losing season in years, the question is now arising about their roster quality, suggesting their young players and recent draft choices made by the team haven’t met…

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UEFA Nations League: Spain Put Six Past Germany & More

On Tuesday, the fight for the top spot in each League A group became fiercer as the group stage fixtures came to an end. Spain scored six goals against Germany to book a spot in…

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Miami Marlin’s Hire Kim Ng As MLB’s First Female General Manager In MLB History

The Miami Marlins made history signing the first female general manager in MLB history, Kim Ng. The team announced the move on Friday on its Twitter along with her statements. Ng brings a wealth of…

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Warriors Reveal $30 Million Plan, ‘Operation DubNation,’ To Have 50% Fan Capacity In Arena Next Season

With the details of the 2020-2021NBA season in the seemingly unknown, one of the most-asked questions is whether fans will be allowed back in the arenas. So far, the Los Angeles Lakers decided against having fans…

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NHL Looking At Possible Temporary Realignment & Hub-Based Schedules

As the coronavirus continues to wreak turmoil on sports leagues, there is no league that has it worse than the NHL. The NHL is now considering a temporary league re-alignment to solve some issues with…

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Cowboys Trade Everson Griffen To The Lions

Last week, it was announced that that the Dallas Cowboys traded former Minnesota Viking and offseason acquisition Everson Griffen to the Detroit Lions for a conditional sixth-round pick. Griffen was a four-time pro-bowler with the Vikings…

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Luis Suarez Tests Positive For COVID-19

Atletico Madrid player Luis Suarez tested positive for COVID-19 while on international duty with the Uruguay national team. The Uruguay Football Association released a statement announcing that along with Suarez, goalkeeper Rodrigo Munoz and a…

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Lewis Hamilton Wins 7th Racing World Title, Ties With Michael Schumacher For Most Titles

Lewis Hamilton has become one of Formula One’s successful drivers and one of the greatest. Hamilton is now tied with Formula One great Michael Schumacher after recording his seventh world title win on Sunday. Hamilton continues…

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Dustin Johnson Continues His Dominance With First Master’s Title

At 36, Dustin Johnson has finally won his first Master’s tournament on Sunday. The golf star has established a nice resume of accomplishments in his career. He has built his case of becoming one of…

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UEFA Nations League Matchday 5 Highlights

During Matchday five of the UEFA Nations League, teams in League A were competing for the top spot in their group to proceed to the next round of the competition. In Group 1, Italy defeated…

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Ronald Jones Sets Buccaneers’ Record With 98-Yard Touchdown In Win

Tampa Bay Buccanneers was feeding running back Ron Jones all game as he delivered against their week 10 matchup, the Carolina Panthers. Jones was all over the game with his offensive contributions in Tampa’s 46-23…

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Saints’ QB Drew Brees Out With Rib Contusion Injury After Victory Over Buccaneers

New Orleans Saints is preparing to miss Drew Brees for some time. The star quarterback suffered a rib contusion during Sunday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers. Brees will undergo an MRI for any more…

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Tommy Heinsohn, Hall of Famer & Celtics Legend, Dies At 86

Basketball Hall of Famer and Boston Celtics legend Tommy Heinsohn has died at 86. Celtics confirmed on Tuesday that the legend passed away via Twitter. Heinsohn was drafted by the Celtics in 1956 as a…

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Mike Tyson Says He Used Prosthetic Penis To Pass Drug Tests During Career

Boxing legend “Iron” Mike Tyson revealed his secret to passing drug tests during his illustrious career that spanned from 1985-2005. On his Hotboxin podcast, Tyson told fans about his “Whizzinator,” a prosthetic penis that held…

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