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The actor and former wrestler, who is known as the Rock, is part of a group of investors that bought what remains of the XFL for $15 million, pending bankruptcy court approval.
By Victor Mather
The N.F.L. team, which has owned a piece of the soccer team since 2018, is in talks to increase its investment now that Leeds is returning to the Premier League.
By Tariq Panja
The All-Pro receiver was penalized for his role in a January dispute at his home and for sending threatening texts to a woman who had accused him of sexual misconduct.
By Ken Belson
Ryan Zimmerman, David Price, Buster Posey, Carlos Vela and Wilson Chandler are among the players who are opting out of playing this summer because of health concerns.
Baseball’s coronavirus outbreak is a cautionary tale for a league returning without sequestering players. It may be too late for the N.F.L. to change plans.
The league has often focused its progressive efforts at employees, players and public displays. But the actions of team owners have undermined attempts at change.
As training camps get underway, the two sides finalized plans to reduce the salary cap and scrap preseason games, an agreement that paves the way for the regular season to begin as scheduled on Sept. 10.
For now, the team will be recognized as the Washington Football Team.
By Derrick Bryson Taylor
The defensive end announced his retirement on Instagram after an 11-year career in which he won a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks and became a leading voice on race and police brutality.
Following New Jersey’s restrictions on public gatherings, the two teams announced they would not admit fans for regular-season games at MetLife Stadium. Rutgers will cap spectators at 500.
By Gillian R. Brassil and Ken Belson