10:00 AM ET ESPN.com staff As Major League Baseball attempts to start a 60-game 2020 MLB season during the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of players have announced that they will not be participating as their teams begin training camp with Opening Day scheduled for July 23 and 24. Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Mike Leake was the
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4:06 PM ET Steve KimESPN The WBO junior lightweight title bout between Jamel Herring and Jonathan Oquendo has been postponed for a second time, as Herring has confirmed to ESPN that he has tested positive for the coronavirus again. This fight was originally scheduled for July 2, but was initially postponed when Herring was pulled
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1:54 PM ET A month after Texas football players requested a list of changes be made on campus, Texas has responded with to a sweeping plan to “redefine campus symbolism,” including the renaming of Texas’ football field for Earl Campbell and Ricky Williams and a statue for Texas’ first Black football letterman. On June 12,
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Jul 12, 2020 Motor racing’s governing body, the FIA, has impounded the brake ducts from Racing Point’s cars and ordered Mercedes to supply corresponding components from its 2019 car after deeming a protest from rivals Renault admissible. Racing Point finished sixth and seventh at Sunday’s Styrian Grand Prix, but Renault have protested the result over
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7:53 AM ET Formula One’s motor racing boss Ross Brawn has warned Ferrari there is no quick fix to the current situation it finds itself in. Ferrari suffered a double race retirement at the Styrian Grand Prix after its drivers, Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel, collided on the first lap. Leclerc took full responsibility for
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Jul 12, 2020 Alexander Volkanovski wanted to finish Max Holloway in their featherweight title rematch at UFC 251 on Sunday morning, to prove beyond a doubt he is the better of the two. Instead, the second meeting proved to be much closer than the first — but ultimately, Volkanovski maintained the title via split decision.
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12:01 PM ET The remaining events on the PGA Tour’s 2019-2020 schedule will take place without spectators due to the coronavirus pandemic. The four tournaments that had yet to announce their intentions did so Monday. The Wyndham Championship — which follows the PGA Championship — announced that it will play its regular-season-ending event (Aug. 13-16)
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