Pro athletes pushed to vote absentee amid busy seasons
NBA coach Dwane Casey urges Raptors players to cast absentee ballots to exercise rights earned by civil rights era struggles. NFL Vikings promote voter education with PSA and outreach, while LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony focus on turnout without endorsing candidates. Baron Davis reminds players to vote as schedules clash with games and travel.
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Baseball suspensions hit several minor leaguers for drug violations
The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball suspended Jorge Despaigne Edel Lances Erick Mendez Cameron OBrien and Christopher OBrien for 50 to 72 games after testing positive for banned substances. Other MLB transactions moved players between teams and rosters while several clubs announced callups releases and tweaks across divisions.
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Friday night lights come to Big Ten in 2017 schedule
The Big Ten unveiled a six game Friday night football slate for 2017 to be shown on ESPN and Fox. Sept 1 features Washington at Rutgers and Utah State at Wisconsin with others including Ohio at Purdue and Nebraska at Illinois later in the season.
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Paul George Fined After Ball Kick During Pacers Win
Indiana forward Paul George was fined 15000 for kicking the ball into the stands after a drawn foul late in the third quarter versus Chicago. He appeared upset as officials assessed a technical foul and ejected him. Clemson guard Shelton Mitchell will miss Friday’s opener against Georgia due to a knee injury from practice.
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Longtime Keeneland bugler George Sallee dies at 87
Lexington native George Bucky Sallee who bugled horses at Keeneland for over five decades died at 87 after retiring in 2013. He began trumpet lessons at seven and studied music at the University of Kentucky before performing with Jerry Lee Lewis, Charlie Daniels and Fats Domino.
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