Author: Steve Gardner, USA TODAY

Former Nebraska Cornhuskers running back Terrell Newby gives up one passion to pursue another with military career.

Basketball Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett still angry with Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor after plans for him to join front office fell through.

Manchester City player apologizes “for the choices I made” after tabloid reveals details of alleged party at apartment in violation of shutdown.

Former catcher/DH Evan Gattis apologizes for Astros’ sign-stealing scandal, telling The Athletic, “what we did was wrong.”

DAZN chairman and former ESPN president John Skipper tested positive March 16, but has since recovered after battling a bad cold and persistent fever.

Four more members of the Ottawa Senators organization tested positive for coronavirus, but team says all have recovered.

Hall of Fame pitcher Roy Halladay gets star treatment as one of only two pitchers in MLB history to throw a no-hitter in the postseason.

Tom Dempsey, who set an NFL record with a 63-yard field goal, is one of more than 50 residents in New Orleans senior center to contract virus.

Stephon Marbury, who played 13 NBA seasons before becoming a hoops legend in China, says he’s found a supplier there for much-needed N95 masks.

Strat-O-Matic fills the void of postponed MLB openers as World Series hero Howie Kendrick delivers in clutch and Mike Trout homers twice.