Dodgers Lose 2020 All-Star Game. Dodgers to Host 2022 Classic
The 2020 All-Star Game was canceled due to the coronavirus, with Dodger Stadium slated to host in 2022. The 2021 game shifts to Atlanta, while Los Angeles confirms extensive renovations and logistics to support the midseason event, including refunds and incentives for 2020 ticket holders. Dodgers officials pledge community funding tied to the game and note stadium upgrades valued at about $100 million.
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Johnson tests positive for COVID-19 sidelining IndyCar NASCAR doubleheader
Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson is asymptomatic after a Friday positive test and will miss IndyCar at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He will not race or test an Indy car until cleared, with Justin Allgaier replacing him in the No. 48. Hamilton led F1 practice in Austria as PGA players contend. Eskimos keep name. Maker commits to Howard. Gundy takes pay cut amid internal review.
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Indians hopeful as Carrasco back to pitching after rehab
Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco, recovered from hip and elbow issues, returns to form despite the pandemic. Delino DeShields Jr tests positive for the coronavirus but will need two negative tests before joining spring training. teammates praise his comeback and Team President Chris Antonetti confirms DeShields’s mild symptoms and shared health update.
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Redskins name change gains momentum across sponsors and schools
FedEx and Nike join calls to drop the team name while PepsiCo Bank of America and Nike urge change. Coach Rivera, of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent, supports a swift reconsideration as Cincinnati area Anderson High School votes to retire the Redskins name.
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Browns high on Njoku as trade market may open
Njoku could be moved as Cleveland reshapes its tight end group after signing Hooper to a four year deal and drafting Bryant. He played last season with a wrist injury missing 10 games and had 41 receiving yards in four games. Stefanski's system values multiple tight ends, with two TE sets thriving in Minnesota. Njoku, 24, has 56 catches for 639 yards and four TDs in 2018 and faces a crowded receiving corps led by Beckham, Landry, Chubb, and Hunt.
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