Author: Tom Schad, USA TODAY

The Pohlad family, the owners of the Minnesota Twins, have pledged $25 million over an unspecified amount of time toward racial justice initiatives.

CEO says the group will serve as a check on “rules and systems in our own organization” but it’s unclear what impact it will have on Tokyo Olympics.

A host of affiliated gyms, sponsors and athletes all moved to disassociate themselves with the CrossFit brand after comments from the CEO and founder.

AAU organizers are moving forward with “largest volleyball event in the world,” a June tournament that could draw as many as 15,000 people to Orlando.

A group of prominent current and former athletes and coaches are calling for the FBI and Department of Justice to investigate Ahmaud Arbery’s death.

Don Shula, the former Miami Dolphins coach who led the undefeated 1972 team that stands alone in NFL history, died Monday at 90.

Telvin Smith played for the Jacksonville Jaguars from 2014-18 before stepping away from the NFL last May, saying he had to “get my world in order.”

With 15 selections, including No. 1 overall pick Joe Burrow, the SEC broke its previous record for first-round draft picks, which was 12 two times.