Новости за 03.07.2021

An attorney representing more than 40 former employees of the Washington Football Team said the NFL’s lack of transparency regarding the investigation into the team’s toxic workplace culture that resulted in a $10 million fine is unacceptable. Moreover, it has left many of her clients “physically ill.” “I think it’s outrageous,” attorney Lisa Banks said...

George Steinbrenner, when confronted by unsavory intrigues of his own design, was among those who would often say, “Things often are not what they seem.” Yet, it seemed, those “things” were exactly what they seemed. Phil Mickelson last week spoke out about a what he felt was an egregious wrong done him by The Detroit...

Sha'Carri Richardson has plenty of supporters. The track star, suspended by the IOC for 30 days due to testing positive for THC, has backers in the form of a petition to reinstate her.

The Rangers have the right pieces to become playoff contenders, according to Adam Fox.

Legendary play-by-play man Marv Albert, a long-time Knicks announcer, will retire following his work on the Eastern Conference finals for TNT.

Denmark is off to the Euro 2020 semifinals.

Bryson DeChambeau said the three words every frustrated golfer has at one point or another.

No father and son combo ever has won an MVP in MLB. Barry Bonds won seven times and his dad, Bobby, finished as high as third in 1973. Cecil Fielder landed second twice and his son, Prince, was third twice. Felipe Alou was fifth in 1966 and his son, Moises, twice was third. So what...

Gwen Berry is facing new scrutiny after Internet sleuths unearthed a slew of controversial tweets — including some in which the Olympian joked about rape.

In Friday’s Post, we looked at pitchers who perform much better at home than on the road. Here are some whose results have been the opposite: Steven Matz (Blue Jays)Home: 5 G, 25.0 IP, 5.76 ERA, 1.92 WHIP, 7.92 Ks/9, team record: 1-4, -4.5 units. Road: 8 G, 44.7 IP, 3.43 ERA, 1.03 WHIP, 10.68...

Rays and Jays. Shane McClanahan (3-2, ERA 4.09) throws for Tampa Bay.

The Yankees and Mets will score fewer than nine runs in their Saturday afternoon matchup at the Stadium.

The Yankees’ search for outfield depth led them to trade for Arizona’s Tim Locastro, who joined the team in The Bronx on Friday night.

Slugger Mike Trout is optimistic that he can be back in the Los Angeles Angels' lineup shortly after the All-Star break.

Phil Mickelson shot a second-round 72 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic Friday after opening with a 69, made the cut at 3-under 141 and changed his tune about returning to play in Motown.

Marcus Stroman perhaps wasn’t himself in his last start, following the death of his grandmother, but the Mets are hopeful he’s in a better spot mentally following a break. The right-hander is scheduled to receive the ball against the Yankees on Sunday in Game 1 of a split doubleheader. He was removed from the bereavement...

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Angels fans have seen plenty of Sho-time during the first half of the season. On Friday night, they might have witnessed The Greatest Sho. One day after being named to the All-Star Game for the first time, Shohei Ohtani went deep twice to reach 30 home runs on the season and then...

MONTREAL — Tyler Johnson and the quick-strike Tampa Bay Lightning moved a victory away from successfully defending their title, beating the Montreal Canadiens 6-3 on Friday night in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final. The Lightning caught the Canadiens flat-footed by scoring twice in the opening minutes of each of the first two periods...

The Marlins-Ronald Acuna Jr. feud added another chapter.

Aroldis Chapman’s disastrous ninth inning Wednesday night will not cost him his job as the Yankees’ closer.

Giants wide receiver Kenny Golladay is at risk of being held in contempt of court later this month as a result of ignoring a subpoena.

Former USC running back Reggie Bush wants his Heisman Trophy back. But it won't be so easy.

Hideki Matsuyama’s status for the upcoming British Open is suddenly in doubt.

Two weeks after being fired by the Pelicans, Stan Van Gundy is speaking out.

Marshall offensive lineman Will Ulmer had to work a little harder to pursue his passion.