Sports News – The Los Angeles Tribune
- Bayern Munich can seal a league and cup double on Saturday, but Leverkusen have beaten them once already this season. Can lightning strike twice?
- This isn't the first time the Redskins' nickname has been debated. Owner Dan Snyder has been adamant about keeping it but might yet change his stance.
- Here are 100 reasons to remind you why you loved the sport in the first place.
- Baseball's best player is the public face of private concerns many in the game are grappling with as summer camp starts during a pandemic.
- Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy has agreed to take a $1 million pay cut and amend his contract after a two-week review of the football program.
- The NFL shortened its preseason from four weeks to two, but the league's players don't think it's enough.
- Players, coaches and execs weigh in on difficult Orlando decisions, safety concerns and using the league's platform for social justice.
- Lakers assistant coach Lionel Hollins, deemed a higher-risk individual due to underlying medical conditions, will not join the team next week for the restart of the NBA season, a source confirms.
- Thirty-one players were positive for COVID-19 in Major League Baseball's first round of coronavirus testing, the league and players' union announced Friday.
- Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson won't race this weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway after testing positive for COVID-19, Hendrick Motorsports announced Friday.