WWE issued an apology Friday after facing backlash in recent days for using an image of the Auschwitz concentration camp in a promo video for a match that took place during WrestleMania 39.
The pro wrestling promotion has been under fire since the startling inclusion of a photo of Auschwitz was discovered in a video hyping the Rey Mysterio vs. Dominik Mysterio match after it aired on the Night 1 pre-show on April 1.
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The idea of NBA teams sitting players down the stretch is not a new concept, but the idea of a team that is still in the hunt for the playoffs seemingly taking that approach is simply mind-blowing.
On Friday night, Mavericks coach Jason Kidd came clean regarding the team’s plan for All-Star Luka Dončić for the remainder of the season. Prior to the game against the Bulls, Kidd revealed that Dončić would only play in the first quarter against Chicago in a must-win situation for the club before sitting out the remainder of the season.
“I can’t speak for him.
With the Celtics making their final push before the playoffs, they’ll hope everyone stays healthy as they try and reach the Finals for the second straight season. Unfortunately, Jaylen Brown was unable to do so, as he picked up an injury in a bizarre manner.
Boston ruled out Jaylen Brown for Friday’s game against the Raptors after he cut his right hand picking up a glass vase that he knocked over while watering his plants on Thursday night.
Brown received five stitches in between two fingers following the incident and will miss the Celtics’ final two games of the season.
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Play will resume Saturday.
Augusta National is currently under a weather delay and the grounds have been evacuated. If you don’t think the weather is bad, well, it’s bad enough to cause trees to fall.
The video below shows a tree falling in the spectator area due to winds. Fortunately, there have been no reported injuries.
WATCH: Multiple trees have fallen at #themasters — no injuries reported; tournament currently in a weather delay
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Having to pause the sale of season tickets might be a bad thing for some schools, but for Iowa women’s basketball, it’s a fantastic situation.
Thanks to the Hawkeyes final four run and the emergence of superstar Caitlyn Clark, Iowa has put a hold on selling 2023-2024 season tickets. This comes after a record number of fans have requested to be put on the list for tickets next season.
The Iowa athletic department doesn’t have enough seats to fill all the new requests.
Gabe Kapler and Mike Yastrzemski normally don’t criticize calls, but they were left with no choice after Friday’s loss.
The transfer portal just got a big name.
Marvin Harrison Jr. has some big shoes to fill. But according to Indianapolis Colts legend Reggie Wayne, that won’t be a problem.
The Ohio State wide receiver’s father is, of course, Hall of Fame receiver Marvin Harrison — someone Wayne knows very well.
Wayne, currently the Colts’ wide receivers coach, played alongside Harrison Sr. for eight seasons in Indianapolis. And according to him, the younger Harrison is already a better prospect than his father at that same age.
“He’s bigger than Marvin,” Wayne told the Indianapolis Star. “He’s tall.
Last year, Brooks Koepka missed the cut — and the golfer he used to be. Now, he’s playing his way back at Augusta.
We have a new entry into the terrible first pitch hall of fame.