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Mark Cuban wants to give Mavs players chance to open up on US
ESPN
Dallas Mavericks players will get the chance to weigh in on the divisive comments made by President Donald Trump and their feelings on the United States. Editor's Picks. What NBA world is saying about Trump, protests. Here's what NBA players, coaches ...

Alejandro Villanueva sorry for making Steelers look bad by standing alone
ESPN
PITTSBURGH -- Steelers left tackle Alejandro Villanueva blames himself for the image of him standing away from teammates during Sunday's national anthem, saying he unintentionally separated himself in the moments leading up to the game.

Five things to watch for in Cowboys-Cardinals on 'MNF'
NFL.com
It's never too early to begin again, even when your invincibility has been shaken and your strengths have been exposed as weaknesses. So call this week's edition of Monday Night Football three and a half hours of soul-searching in the desert, because ...

Giants' chances of making the playoffs dim after 0-3 start
FOXSports.com
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. The New York Giants have fallen into a deep pit three games into the season, and their chances of getting out are not good. Only five teams that started the season 0-3 since 1980 have rallied to get to the postseason. The ...

'The people run this country': LeBron James doesn't regret calling Trump a 'bum'
Washington Post
'That guy.'� No, LeBron James is not backing down from his criticism of President Trump, preferring not to utter his name during the Cleveland Cavaliers' media day. 'The people run this country,'� he said, 'not one individual and damn sure not him.'�.

Skip Bayless: 'Tom Brady isn't getting older, he's actually getting better'
FOXSports.com
Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe discuss Tom Brady's epic performance in the final seconds of the New England Patriots' 36-33 comeback win over the Houston Texans. AFC · AFC East · AFC South · Houston Texans · New England Patriots · NFL · Tom ...

Why NASCAR is a sports league still in Trump's good graces
Washington Post
Kneeling in protest during the National Anthem began with former San Francisco 49er Colin Kaepernick in 2016, but the act has since expanded beyond the football player, including rapidly catching on over the weekend. Athletes on football teams across ...