NFL commits 250 million to social justice initiatives
The NFL will allocate 250 million dollars over 10 years to social justice work targeting systemic racism and economic and educational advancement. The plan includes collaboration with players on criminal justice and police reforms while continuing virtual offseason programs for 15 more days amid COVID-19 disruptions.
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Field of Dreams to host MLB game amid uncertain season
In Dyersville Iowa MLB plans a cornfield game near the Field of Dreams site as teams wrestle with a coronavirus shortened season. Mayor Jim Heavens and local residents seek the economic boost, while Go the Distance Baseball eyes youth fields and a tight schedule drifts toward a decision on the August game between the Yankees and White Sox.
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Kirksey Rejoins Pettine With Packers In Green Bay
Packers acquire linebacker Christian Kirksey on a two year 13 million deal after release from Cleveland. He teams with Mike Pettine whose 2014 15 Browns defense benefits from familiar playbook. Kirksey aims to stay healthy and prove critics wrong as Green Bay pursues a Super Bowl.
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Rose and Warner share Colonial lead at 7 under
At the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth Texas Justin Rose and Harold Warner shot 63 to share the first day lead as players returned after the pandemic shutdown. Tom Lehman carded 65 while others faced a near empty course amid strict safety measures and a moment of silence for George Floyd.
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