coronavirus pandemic

College football coaches trying to prepare their teams for a season in doubt are coping with a formidable opponent: uncertainty.

Major League Baseball and the players’ union plan to maintain 28-man rosters through the end of the postseason amid continued challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Commissioner Gary Bettman hopes the restart of play can serve as one small step toward a return to normalcy during the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to the cancellation or postponement of more than 1,800 football games across all three NCAA divisions.

Notre Dame will play in the Atlantic Coast Conference this season as part of a plan to play 10 league games and start the week of Sept. 7.

The NCAA football oversight committee had requested a blanket waiver to permit any school to push up the start of its season to the so-called Week Zero on Aug. 29.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has sent a letter to fans outlining the league’s plans to play during the coronavirus pandemic.

Mookie Betts and the LA Dodgers struck baseball’s first big-money deal since the pandemic decimated the sport’s economics, a $365 million contract through 2032.

A total of 377 Division I football games have been canceled or postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. According to AP research, 114 FBS games are off.

The New York Jets and Giants announced they will not have fans at home games this season “until further notice” because of the coronavirus pandemic.