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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympic Hockey Player Kendall Coyne Schofield On Growth Of Women’s Hockey

Kendall Coyne Schofield, the captain of the United States Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey team, wants to inspire the next generation of athletes.

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Louisville, Men’s Basketball Coach Chris Mack Part Ways

The University of Louisville and men’s basketball coach Chris Mack have parted ways. The university’s Board of Trustees met with representatives of Louisville’s Athletic Association last week to finalize the decision. The 52-year-old Mack was hired by…

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Antonio Brown: Bucs Tried To ‘Give Me $200K To Go To The Crazy House’

For the first time since the shirtless meltdown, Antonio Brown sat down for an interview. And, continuing the trend of his recent behavior, he gave us some juicy gossip to discuss. Beside his lawyer, Sean…

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Washington Football Team Rebrands Itself As The Washington Commanders

The long national nightmare is over: The Washington Football Team will now be known as the Washington Commanders. After 87 years with the “Redskins” moniker, the team played the last two seasons as the Washington…

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Former Dolphins Coach Brian Flores Sues NFL & Teams For Alleged Racist Practices

Former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores has filed a lawsuit against the NFL and its 32 teams, alleging not only discriminatory hiring practices against African American coaching and front-office candidates but also sham interviews under…

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympic Figure Skater Madison Hubbell Talks About Partnership With Zachary Donohue

Team USA Olympic figure skater Madison Hubbell is getting ready to give it her all at the Beijing Winter Olympic Games alongside her partner Zachary Donohue.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympics Snowboard Slopestyle Star Red Gerard On His Rituals & Climate Change

Team USA snowboard slopestyle star Red Gerard will be returning to the Beijing Winter Olympic Games after previously winning a gold medal in 2018.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympic Hockey Star Abby Roque On Competing With Canada

Team USA hockey forward Abby Roque is getting ready to make her Olympic debut at the 2022 winter games.

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Former Mets Relief Pitcher Jeff Innis Dies At 59 From Cancer

Former New York Mets relief pitcher Jeff Innis died Sunday in Dawnsonville, Georgia, at 59 after a battle with cancer. “He loved the fans and never shied away from any autographs,” Mets spokesperson Jay Horwitz said. “Jeff Innis…

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Tom Brady Officially Retires After 22 NFL Seasons

It’s true. Tom Brady is retiring. After back-and-forth reports over the weekend, Brady made his retirement official on Instagram Tuesday morning saying that he could no longer make the competitive commitment that football requires. “I…

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MLB & MLBPA To Meet Again

Major League Baseball and its Players Association plan to meet again last week after a bargaining session led to tiny progress between the sides. It was the first action since the league locked the players…

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NCAA Adopts Sport-By-Sport Approach To Transgender Athletes Competing

The NCAA has adopted a sport-by-sport approach for the issue of transgender athletes competing, which brings the organization in line with the U.S. and International Olympic Committees. The new guidelines, approved last week and effective…

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Olympic Hockey Champ Brianna Decker On Defending Gold In Beijing

Team USA hockey forward Brianna Decker is getting ready to attend her third Olympic Games in Beijing, where she hopes to help the United States defend its gold medal win from 2018.

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