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fromBoston.com
1 day ago

NBA cancels Hawks' 'Magic City' promotion amid backlash following Luke Kornet's letter

When we became aware of the Atlanta Hawks' scheduled promotion, we reached out to Hawks leadership to better understand their plans and rationale. While we appreciate the team's perspective and their desire to move forward, we have heard significant concerns from a broad array of league stakeholders including fans, partners, and employees. I believe canceling this promotion is the right decision for the NBA community.
Boston Celtics
National Football League
fromwww.dw.com
1 month ago

The fight for American football in Europe

A new, investor-backed pan-European American football league aims to build a sustainable, professionally governed competition to capture unmet growth across Europe.
National Basketball Association
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

US sports say parity is essential for success. The Premier League proves that's untrue | Leander Schaerlaeckens

American sports leagues enact rules like salary caps, revenue sharing and drafts to promote competitive parity and give all teams a realistic chance to contend.
Major League Baseball
fromBattery Power
3 months ago

This Day in Braves History: Braves trade Rafael Soriano to the Rays

A chronological record of baseball events highlights major trades, executive elections and disputes, stadium plans, rule decisions, and high-value free-agent signings from 1918 to 2019.
Soccer (FIFA)
fromESPN.com
3 months ago

Women's Bundesliga splits with German federation

Fourteen women's Bundesliga clubs have formed an association and split with the DFB over league governance, moving forward without the federation while leaving cooperation open.
fromESPN.com
5 months ago

From Ryan Reynolds to FSG, are U.S. owners taking over English football?

The landscape of English football is changing and it could be more seismic than you think. The home of Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and even Sheffield United and Millwall has become the location of the most sought-after sporting real estate in the world and American owners are at the forefront of the land grab. When Malcolm Glazer completed a £790 million ($1.06 billion) takeover of Manchester United in May 2005, the New York billionaire became the first American owner in the Premier League.
Arsenal
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