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Thứ Hai, 15 tháng 12, 2014

Suspect Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Auburn University Football Player

Jackell Mitchell, 18, was shot Sunday morning multiple times in his off-campus apartment, police said. A suspect was arrested and charged Sunday evening.



Markale Deandra Hart


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Police received a call about the shooting at 12:25 a.m. Sunday and Mitchell was found at the apartment complex with multiple gun shot wounds to his chest. He was rushed to the East Alabama Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead.


Hart — who is from Camp Hill, Alabama — was taken into custody about 14 hours after the shooting death of Mitchell, Police Capt. Will Matthews said.


He has a criminal record, which includes charges for burglary in the second-degree and possession of marijuana in the second degree.


Mitchell played back and tight end, and redshirted this season for the Auburn Tigers out of nearby Opelika High School.




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Thứ Bảy, 13 tháng 12, 2014

Adrian Peterson Appeal Denied, Will Not Play In The NFL This Season

An arbitrator ruled that Peterson was not treated unfairly by the NFL.



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Late Friday, a neutral arbitrator ruled that Adrian Peterson will not be reinstated to the league this season. Peterson will not be eligible for reinstatement until April 2015 at the earliest.


The NFL Player's Association had previously argued that Peterson was subjected to inconsistent and unfair treatment by Commissioner Roger Goodell. The arbitrator sided with the league. Ian Rapoport of NFL.com says the next step in the plan is to take Peterson's case to a federal court.


Earlier this week, the NFL announced an updated Personal Conduct Policy, which the league claims will standardize their disciplinary process.



The NFLPA expected this outcome, given the hearing officer's relationship and financial ties to the NFL. The decision itself ignores the facts, the evidence and the collective bargaining agreement. This decision also represents the NFL's repeated failure to adhere to due process and confirms its inconsistent treatment of players. Our union is considering immediate legal remedies.



In his decision, arbitrator Harold Henderson said that Peterson had not shown public remorse for his actions. He also suggested that the Commissioner Exempt List is not a form of discipline.


In his decision, arbitrator Harold Henderson said that Peterson had not shown public remorse for his actions. He also suggested that the Commissioner Exempt List is not a form of discipline.


Last month, Ray Rice was reinstated to the league when an arbitrator ruled that he had been disciplined twice for the same incident. Henderson's language about the Commissioner's Exempt list will not allow Peterson's camp to make the same claim.


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5 NFL Coaches Who Look Like Rob Lowe With Cable

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Obama Says He Spends Most Of His Morning Watching ESPN

“And sometimes when I have a real thick briefing I have to read through, I’ll have the game on with the sound off.”



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President Barack Obama on Friday appeared on ESPN Radio show "The Herd with Colin Cowherd," where he discussed his views on social media, the political and personal responsibilities of athletes, and the state of Chicago sports.


Immediately, Obama found an opportunity to promote healthcare.gov, which he says is now fully recovered from the problems that plagued its rollout. He also closed the program with a joke about "weekend warriors" on the basketball court, and said that at his age he needs to make sure to have great health care.


During the interview he said he supports LeBron James and Magic Johnson using their platforms to make statements about political causes they feel are important, referencing Muhammad Ali and Arthur Ashe as a precedent for athletes speaking out. He called it important for athletes to embrace that they are "citizens as well as entertainers."


Obama then transitioned to talking about the responsibility players have to their fans and to their employers with regard to personal conduct, but said we must examine how they are treated by the leagues when they do make those mistakes. He said he believes it's important to have plans in place for discipline ahead of time, then got to it and said the NFL was "behind the curve" with the Ray Rice Situation. "You don't want to be winging it."


The President said that to be effective in accessing and handling situations of player conduct the leagues must make a conscious effort to address the systematic issues that remain due to the "old boys' club" mentality. The President made it clear that businesses, in sports and otherwise, must be sure to hire and promote women and "folks of diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds because you make better decisions when you have different viewpoints."


Obama discussed his disappointment with the 5–8 Chicago Bears, but said the Bulls are looking pretty good. He says he "can't sit down and watch an entire game," but makes exceptions for Championships. He says Sportscenter gives him a "pretty good idea of what's going on," and that he watches ESPN most mornings because he can't deal with any more political chatter than he already has to hear.


Obama said that sports fans should remember that we are "all on the same team, and that's the American team."



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Thứ Sáu, 12 tháng 12, 2014

Penny Marshall To Direct Film About The First Woman In The Baseball Hall Of Fame

A biopic about legendary baseball executive Effa Manley will begin production in 2015.


Penny Marshall, director of A League of Their Own, will direct and produce a film about Effa Manley, the first woman in the baseball Hall of Fame.


Penny Marshall, director of A League of Their Own , will direct and produce a film about Effa Manley, the first woman in the baseball Hall of Fame.


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Manley was an executive and owner of the Newark Eagles, a Negro League team that won the 1946 Negro League World Series under her management.


Manley was an executive and owner of the Newark Eagles, a Negro League team that won the 1946 Negro League World Series under her management.


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Along with being a pioneer businesswoman in an industry that is still to this day dominated by men, Manley was a civil rights advocate who was fiercely critical of Major League Baseball's motives for integration, and fought to get fair compensation for Negro League players.


Manley passed away in 1981 and was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2006, a year in which 17 players and executives were inducted by a special committee. She was the first and only woman to be voted into the Hall of Fame.



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Thứ Năm, 11 tháng 12, 2014

NFL Approves New Personal Conduct Policy

Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the changes during a news conference on Wednesday.


On Wednesday, NFL owners unanimously voted for a reformed Personal Conduct Policy.


On Wednesday, NFL owners unanimously voted for a reformed Personal Conduct Policy.


Mike Segar / Reuters


This season, the league and its policy has been under constant fire for its inconsistent handling of player discipline. The NFL Player's Association has argued that the league was inconsistent in its handling of Adrian Peterson's case. In November a neutral arbitrator ruled that Ray Rice had been punished twice for the same incident, stating that he had been upfront with Commissioner Roger Goodell in their initial meeting.


The NFL also clarifies that when a case is also being investigated by law enforcement authorities, the league will wait for the conclusion of their investigation before finalizing theirs.


In the meantime, the player who is said to have violated the league's policy will be placed on the recently revived Commissioner's Exempt List, where he will be paid until the conclusion of the NFL and/or law enforcement's investigation.



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NFL Iron Man Rob Gronkowski Did The Goofiest Photoshoot With A Fluffy Little Kitten

He also told ESPN Magazine that he watches Spongebob while doing pushups.


On Wednesday, ESPN Magazine published an interview with Rob Gronkowski that showed a softer, less Hulk-ish side of the New England Patriots tight end.


On Wednesday, ESPN Magazine published an interview with Rob Gronkowski that showed a softer, less Hulk-ish side of the New England Patriots tight end.


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Martin Schoeller for ESPN The Magazine



Martin Schoeller for ESPN The Magazine




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