Dolphins owner weighs Anthem protest discipline options
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said he has not decided how to discipline players who protest during the national anthem, stating a placeholder line was added in the policy while a decision is pending. The NFL and NFLPA paused enforcement as talks continue amid ongoing player demonstrations and Trump criticism.
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Truex seeks new sponsor as 5-hour Energy exits Cup
Martin Truex Jr and Furniture Row Racing face a sponsor gap after 5-hour Energy ends its 10 year primary role on the No. 78 Toyota. FRR lines up new outside partners while contending with Lowe's departure from Hendrick Motorsports. Garone notes strong interest as Truex eyes contract extension and a two-car future.
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Mokma Aims For Pro Dreams In Cape Cod League
Holland native Mokma joins Hyannis Harbor Hawks in the Cape Cod League after a coach nominated him. He has endured a rough season on the mound, with a 9.22 ERA over 13 1 3 innings in seven appearances and a 1 1 record. He notes a flat fastball and work on breaking pitches while meeting fellow Michigan natives and scouts.
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Johnson Kisner lead British Open after Friday round
Kevin Kisner and Zach Johnson share a 6 under 136 at Carnoustie after Kisner’s 8-iron miscue on the 18th led to a double bogey. Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas slipped, while Tommy Fleetwood Pat Perez and Xander Schauffele sit one stroke back. Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy also remain in the mix as rough weather eases into the weekend.
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