Tigers prepare for No 1 pick amid shortened MLB draft
Detroit scouts brace for a different draft format after MLB and the players union agreed to potential cuts and delays. The Tigers, holding the No 1 pick, face uncertainty about rounds and signing bonuses while college and minor league seasons remain in question.
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ACC to bring men's tournament back to Greensboro Coliseum in 2023
The ACC announced the 2023 return to Greensboro for the men's basketball tournament at the Greensboro Coliseum marking the 28th hosting but recalling the 2020 event that was cut short by COVID-19 after two days. Commissioner John Swofford praised Greensboro's hospitality as the league confirms plans and notes the event’s long history since 1954. Greensboro has hosted the tourney multiple times, with NC State and UNC notable early winners, and the ACC offices based there. Sammy Batten remains the contact for the Fayetteville Observer.
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NASCAR to run Coca Cola 600 without fans in May
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said NASCAR can hold the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Memorial Day weekend with no fans if health conditions allow. He noted safety talks with NASCAR and the speedway, with an official announcement expected later this week.
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