DeWine envisions games with no fans this summer
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine suggested pro sports could resume with no spectators this summer in Ohio, noting leagues must craft plans. He cited possible Spring Training 2.0 in June and opening day around July 1, while stressing uncertainty of the virus and safety protocols.
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Berry era shows promise for Browns front office
In a quarterbacking age of doubt, Andrew Berry appears as a young, driven GM with a plan and execution ability. He faces about eight years of dysfunction, with skill evaluation and roster building as the pivotal tests ahead, including optimizing Callahan's impact on the offensive line and managing linebackers amid youth. The Haslams' commitment remains under scrutiny as Berry navigates defense upgrades and a narrowed gap with the Ravens while pursuing sustained improvement.
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Cavaliers coach sees pandemic as team bond booster
Cavaliers coach J.B. Bickerstaff describes staying connected through FaceTime and Zoom workouts as the team adapts to the pandemic. Strength staff share at home workouts while players schedule teleconferenced sessions and, when possible, start thinking about a 10 to 14 day ramp for return. He calls the moment a once in a lifetime event that could strengthen the group beyond basketball.
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Favre to repay 1.1 million in welfare funds
Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre will repay 1.1 million dollars in welfare money paid for speeches he did not attend. Mississippi auditor Shad White confirmed 500000 received Wednesday and 600000 to be repaid in installments. The audit links the payments to the TANF program via Mississippi Community Education Center. Favre faces no criminal charges.
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