Cuomo gives permission for New York pro teams to resume training

Bob Aube

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May 24, 2020

Cuomo gives permission for New York pro teams to resume training

The announcement from Gov. Andrew Cuomo might not have a big effect, because several teams are either likely to train outside New York or face other obstacles.
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May 13, 2020

Sports Digest: EL grad, former Yankee Gowell dies at age 72

Larry Gowell, of Auburn, was the last AL pitcher to get a hit before the DH rule was implemented in 1973.
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May 10, 2020

Sports Digest: Chief of British soccer team concerned after player tests positive

The chief executive for Brighton questions whether it’s safe for the Premier League to pursue plans to complete its season.
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May 7, 2020

NFL schedule is out, but it could be an exercise in futility

Much has to happen between now and September in order for the league’s schedule to start on time.
Published
May 7, 2020

Chiefs-Texans rematch kicks off 2020 NFL schedule

Kansas City is slated to play the first game of the new season on Sept. 10 against one of the teams it beat on the way to the Super Bowl title.
Published
May 7, 2020

Patriots have toughest schedule, which begins at home against Dolphins on Sept. 13

New England’s opponents in the 2020 season have a winning percentage of .537 based on last season’s results.
Published
May 7, 2020

Bruins’ title in 1970 was extra special for Bucyk

After many years as the best player on the NHL’s worst team, John Bucyk helped bring the Stanley Cup back to Boston.
Published
May 6, 2020

Sports Digest: Titans sign veteran cornerback Joseph

Johnathan Joseph, a two-time Pro Bowl selection, spent the last nine seasons with the Houston Texans.
Published
May 6, 2020

It’s fun to see Tyson back in the gym, as long as he’s not thinking about a comeback

Now matter how good Mike Tyson, 53, looks on a training video, it would be a big mistake to attempt to fight again.
Published
May 3, 2020

NFL notebook: Dalton agrees to 1-year deal with Cowboys

Andy Dalton, cut by the Bengals on Thursday, gives Dallas an experienced backup behind Dak Prescott