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The legendary boxer and basketball player have an honest discussion about the racism they have faced in sports in America.
Lakers legend turned Los Angeles businessman Magic Johnson sat down for a one-on-one with CBS2 Sports Director Jim Hill.
The PGA Tour returns with the Charles Schwab Challenge, offering the sports-starved public a taste of what live sports will look like in the coronavirus future.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell shared a message Friday on behalf of the league condemning racism and apologizing for not listening to players earlier.
In one of the most egregious posts, Tea Katai posted a picture of a looter holding a shoe box with the caption "Black Nikes Matter."
WWE dusts off In Your House for the next NXT TakeOver pay-per-view, with Charlotte Flair and Adam Cole both defending titles.
The NBA will restart with the top 22 teams playing a shortened regular season to determine seeding, followed by a 16-team playoff.
Tea Katai, the wife of the 29-year-old Serbian midfielder, issued several racist and profanity-laced Instagram posts calling for violence against protesters.
The Lakers star called out the Saints QB following his comments about players potentially resuming peaceful protests during the national anthem during the upcoming season.
The announcement has little impact on the Chargers, who have no plans to conduct training outside the Jack Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa.
The NBA is expected to approve a plan this week to restart the season July 31 with 22 teams - including both Los Angeles franchises - playing in Orlando.
The National Women's Soccer League Players Association vice president discussed the league's plans for return with the Challenge Cup.
The Clippers owner expressed pessimism that fans will be allowed in the stands anytime soon.
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has been a social and political activist throughout his career, most recently defending nationwide protests over the killing of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer.
The return of pro basketball moved closer to reality Friday after the NBA signaled a potential date of July 31 for games to resume.