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FIFA Gets Tougher on Racism in Disciplinary Code Update
FIFA is doubling its minimum ban for racist incidents to 10 games, and will start inviting players to make victim statements at disciplinary hearings.
Party of 5? Competitive NL Central in for Taut 2nd Half
Joe Maddon didn't let the free time created by a rare ejection go to waste.
Angels’ Lucroy Carted Off, Hospitalized After Collision
Los Angeles Angels catcher Jonathan Lucroy was carted off the field Sunday after a violent collision at the plate with Houston's Jake Marisnick, and manager Brad Ausmus thinks the league should consider suspending the Astros outfielder.
Brewers’ Yelich (back) pulls out of HR Derby, A’s Chapman in
Yelich was also voted a starter for Tuesday's All-Star Game. He plans on playing in that game.
The Latest: Parade for World Cup Champions Set in NYC
New York City is ready to celebrate the U.S. women's national team for its victory in the Women's World Cup.
Pelicans-Knicks Game Cut Short by Earthquake
The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres played through the earthquake during their game at Dodger Stadium , though a WNBA game in Las Vegas was also stopped.
Lithuanian Couple Crowned ‘Wife Carrying’ World Champions
A Lithuanian man and his wife have won the world 'wife carrying' title, leaping over timber and wading through waist-high water to beat dozens of other couples for a second year running.
Indians Pitcher Carrasco Being Treated for Leukemia
The 32-year-old right-hander was feeling lethargic in May and told CDN doctors "saw something different in my blood."
Cycling’s New Generation Ready to Deliver at Tour de France
In the absence of many stalwart riders who have stamped their mark on cycling's marquee event in recent years, new faces will emerge this summer.
Kaepernick Stirs New Controversy for Nike
Nike's sales have only grown since it seized attention with its ad campaign featuring former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.