Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s prostitution case heads to appellate court

Prosecutors charging New England Patriots owner with buying sex from massage parlor prostitutes are trying to save their case. “Mr. Kraft's guilt is a virtual certainty” and he has no right to benefit from any possible mistakes police made involving innocent customers, Deputy Solicitor General Jeffrey DeSousa wrote.

NBA reportedly will have “Black Lives Matter” painted on courts when season resumes

Decision is part of an ongoing effort from the NBA and its players to use their platform to fight systemic racism in the wake of the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Rayshard Brooks and Breonna Taylor.

Tom Caron: Baseball’s back, but can it be played safely?

The virus outbreak is flaring in many parts of the country, raising questions about risks for MLB players, coaches and staff.

Patriots hope winning still in fashion for Cam Newton

Quarterback gets a fresh start in New England after nine seasons in Carolina, where his MVP-winning career had stalled because of injuries.

Cam Newton plays for Bill Belichick now, and the possibilities are endless

Though he is the oldest coach in the NFL, Belichick also has one of its most agile, malleable minds. He never falls behind trends and often sets them.

Patriots lose third-round pick for latest illegal video infraction

New England is fined $1.1 million and will forfeit a pick in next year's draft as penalties for filming the Bengals sideline last December.

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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred: “We owe it to our fans to be better”

Manfred knows many fans were angered by the financial fight between Major League Baseball and the players’ association during a pandemic.

How Bubba Wallace ended up assigned to a garage stall containing a noose

Coronavirus protocols changed the way NASCAR decided which garages each team occupied at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday.

NBA, NBPA say the goal of restart will be sparking social change

The NBA and the National Basketball Players Association say that dealing with racial matters will be a shared goal during the resumed season.