Trump applauds Jerry Jones’ stand-for-anthem stance; Jenkins dubs Jones ‘bully’
President Donald Trump used Twitter on Friday to share his support of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ player-will-stand position.
Cycling: Team Sky’s results will stand test of time says Thomas
Team Sky’s domination of the Tour de France in recent years has been the result of hard work and will stand the test of time, yellow jersey holder Geraint Thomas said on Friday.
Athletics: IAAF maintains ban on Russia over widespread doping
Russia’s ban from international athletics over widespread doping has been maintained by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), the president of the sport’s governing body, Sebastian Coe, said on Friday.
African, world NBA players to meet in Pretoria Africa Game
NBA players with direct ties to Africa will play a world team in the third NBA Africa Game next month in Pretoria, South Africa, the National Basketball Association and National Basketball Players Association announced on Friday.
Golf: Tway grabs second-round clubhouse lead in Canada
American Kevin Tway had a late wobble but still took the second-round clubhouse lead at the Canadian Open on Friday as overnight pacesetter Robert Garrigus mounted an early charge looking to reclaim top spot.
Tennis: Argentine Heras found guilty of match-fixing
Argentine tennis player Patricio Heras has been found guilty of match fixing and suspended until his punishment is confirmed at a later date, the Tennis Integrity Unit (TIU) said on Friday.
Falcons wide receiver Jones gets $2.9 million boost for 2018 in revised deal
Julio Jones will net an extra $2.9 million for the 2018 season in his reworked deal with the Atlanta Falcons, according to ESPN.
Motor racing: Marchionne’s shoes impossible to fill, says Mercedes F1 boss
Ferrari are well placed to keep pushing in Formula One without late chairman Sergio Marchionne, even if his shoes are impossible to fill, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Friday.
History will appreciate polarizing Hamilton, says Wolff
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton polarizes opinion and may not get the recognition he deserves but history will appreciate his greatness, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Friday.
Cubs get Hamels from Rangers for two pitchers
Cole Hamels was traded to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for right-hander Eddie Butler and Class-A right-hander Rollie Lacy.
