Report: NFL Has No Plans To Move Back Start Of New League Year
As leagues around the world are canceling seasons and tournaments amid the coronavirus outbreak, it looks like the NFL will continue on with business as usual.
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As leagues around the world are canceling seasons and tournaments amid the coronavirus outbreak, it looks like the NFL will continue on with business as usual.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Thursday night that the league's hiatus because of the coronavirus pandemic will likely last at least a month, or roughly what would have been the remainder of an uninterrupted regular season.
The NBA postponed its regular season. The NHL is close to doing the same. Meanwhile, MLB has carried on with spring training. But not for long.
Professional sports leagues have been put on hold. College tournaments have been canceled. Now High School sports in Massachusetts are being called off due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Though they're disappointed that they won't be playing hockey for the foreseeable future, everyone on the Bruins agrees it was the right move to put the season on hold amid the coronavirus outbreak.
In a historic move, the 2020 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has been canceled over concerns of the spreading coronavirus.
Dion Lewis left the Patriots as a free agent in 2018, cashing in with a big-money deal from the Titans. The marriage in Tennessee, though, did not last long.
There will be no Hockey East tournament this year.
The Celtics were supposed to spend their Thursday evening with a playoff-like tussle with the Bucks in Milwaukee. Instead, they'll be back in Boston after the NBA suspended the season due to coronavirus.
On Wednesday night, the NBA abruptly announced that it would be suspending its season. On Thursday, the NHL is likely to follow suit.
The NFL will join the rest of the nation's professional sports leagues by trying to help limit the spread of coronavirus.
Another league has suspended play amid the coronavirus outbreak. Major League Soccer has joined the NBA, suspending its current season until further notice.
The NBA has got a real coronavirus problem on its hands. And it may just be beginning.
Just about everyone has come around on the real possibility of Tom Brady wearing a different team's jersey. But the idea of Brady resigning himself to a life in Tampa for the next two years is ... borderline depressing.
Because of coronavirus, the Boston Pride and Minnesota Whitecaps are going to have to wait to decide who will be this year's Isobel Cup champion.
