Expect the league to approach players about ways to deal with potential pandemic-related revenue losses.

The Premier League is on schedule to restart June 17, but the league still has some key issues to iron out first. Mark Ogden sorts through them.

Though it's considered a long shot to pass, the NBA's top-seeded teams are internally discussing ways to exchange the home-court advantage they lost due to the pandemic for alternative advantages in the playoffs, sources told ESPN.

Oklahoma State's Amen Ogbongbemiga announced Tuesday that he tested positive for the coronavirus after attending a protest in Tulsa.

Clemson assistant coach Danny Pearman apologized Tuesday after word spread on social media of an incident in which he used a racial slur during a practice in 2017.

Broncos coach Vic Fangio said Tuesday he was sad and angry when he saw video of George Floyd's death while in police custody, but added that he doesn't see racism or discrimination as being prevalent on NFL teams.

A day after writing in an email to MSG employees that the company is "not more qualified than anyone else to offer our opinion on social matters," Knicks owner James Dolan made clear in a follow-up memo: "We vehemently condemn and reject racism."

Longtime Sacramento Kings play-by-play announcer Grant Napear has resigned after tweeting "ALL LIVES MATTER" in response to a question about Black Lives Matter on Sunday.

Cubs owner Tom Ricketts said most MLB teams' yearly revenues go right back into the team and that "the league itself does not make a lot of cash."

As the NBA models a 22-team format for a July 31 resumption in Orlando, the proposed timeline for the last possible date for Game 7 of the NBA Finals is Oct. 12, sources told ESPN.