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‘Not a moment too soon’: Native American community welcomes Cleveland baseball team name change

Friday, July 23 by ABC News

(CLEVELAND) -- Following decades of backlash from the Native American community, Cleveland’s Major League Baseball team announced that the franchise will change its name from the Indians to the Guardians. The team initially announced its intention to change its name in December 2020, but the... Read More.

From counterculture to competition, skateboarding makes its way to Olympics

Friday, July 23 by ABC News

(TOKYO) -- Skateboarding has always been as much about culture as competition. But now, that culture will have to make room for the biggest competition in the world: the Olympics. The sport is ready to make its Olympic debut in Tokyo with two different disciplines:... Read More.

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Friday, July 23 by CBS News

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‘My Kids Get To See All These Amazing Women’: Amber McKenzie On Athlete Unlimited Lacrosse

Friday, July 23 by CBS News

(CBS Local)– This weekend is a big one for women athletes around the world. Thousands of women will be competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and in the Metro DC area, a new professional women’s lacrosse league called Athlete Unlimited Lacrosse debuts on CBS Sports... Read More.

Report: Texas, Oklahoma To Declare Intent To Leave Big 12 As Soon As ’24-48 Hours’

Friday, July 23 by CBS News

(CBSDFW.COM) – The fate of the Big 12 is hanging in the balance as a source tells CBS Sports that the Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners could announce their intent to leave the conference within “24-48 hours.” Texas and Oklahoma took over the headlines in... Read More.

Cowboys Training Camp: Ezekiel Elliott, Lightest Since College, Feeds Off Motivation Of 2020 Downer

Friday, July 23 by CBS News

(CBSDFW.COM/AP) – Ezekiel Elliott is the lightest he’s been in nearly a decade and believes he hasn’t lost the breakaway ability that helped make him a two-time NFL rushing champion for the Dallas Cowboys. The star running back didn’t need much motivation to get in... Read More.

Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony: Best moments from the event

Friday, July 23 by ABC News

(TOKYO) -- After a yearlong delay and a string of scandals, the 2020 Summer Olympics is officially opening in Tokyo. All eyes are on the opening ceremony to see whether the host city can not only put on a good show but also lift spirits... Read More.

Scoreboard roundup — 7/22/21

Friday, July 23 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Here are the scores from Thursday's sports events: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 7 Texas 5 LA Angels 3, Minnesota 2 Tampa Bay 5, Cleveland 4 Boston 5, NY Yankees 4 Oakland 4, Seattle 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 3, Chicago Cubs 2

Big 12 Leaders Reportedly Discussing How To Keep Oklahoma And Texas In Conference

Friday, July 23 by CBS News

INDIANAPOLIS (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — On July 22 leaders with the Big 12 held a call without Oklahoma and Texas to discuss how to keep the league’s flagship schools from bolting to the Southeastern Conference — and contingency plans to survive without them. “There was no panic,”... Read More.

New York Jets assistant coach Greg Knapp dies after being struck by vehicle

Thursday, July 22 by ABC News

NEW YORK) — New York Jets assistant coach and passing game coordinator Greg Knapp has died after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle in California on Tuesday, his agent Jeff Sperbeck told 9News Denver Broncos reporter Mike Klis. Knapp was struck... Read More.

Pelicans hire Suns assistant Willie Green as head coach

Thursday, July 22 by ABC News

(NEW ORLEANS) -- The New Orleans Pelicans have named Willie Green as its next head coach, Pelicans Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations David Griffin announced Thursday. An introductory press conference will be held on Tuesday, July 27 Green joins the Pelicans after spending the past... Read More.

Blues general manager: forward Vladimir Tarasenko may not be traded

Thursday, July 22 by ABC News

(ST. LOUIS) -- St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong told reporters on a conference call that forward Vladimir Tarasenko could still be on the team next season. After the regular ended, Tarasenko's agent Paul Theofanous called Armstrong and said his client wanted a trade.... Read More.

‘Not a moment too soon’: Native American community welcomes Cleveland baseball team name change

From counterculture to competition, skateboarding makes its way to Olympics

Stream The 3M Open

‘My Kids Get To See All These Amazing Women’: Amber McKenzie On Athlete Unlimited Lacrosse

Report: Texas, Oklahoma To Declare Intent To Leave Big 12 As Soon As ’24-48 Hours’

Cowboys Training Camp: Ezekiel Elliott, Lightest Since College, Feeds Off Motivation Of 2020 Downer

Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony: Best moments from the event

Scoreboard roundup — 7/22/21

Big 12 Leaders Reportedly Discussing How To Keep Oklahoma And Texas In Conference

New York Jets assistant coach Greg Knapp dies after being struck by vehicle

Pelicans hire Suns assistant Willie Green as head coach

Blues general manager: forward Vladimir Tarasenko may not be traded

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