Author: Chris Bumbaca, USA TODAY

The sports world as we know it has entered uncharted territory. Here’s a list of some leagues that are moving forward with their schedules.

The St. Louis Blues will host their first ‘Hockey is for Everyone’ celebration and watch party on March 24, when the team plays in Washington.

Vanessa Bryant’s is “absolutely devastated” by the Los Angeles Times report published Friday that revealed deputies may have shared graphic photos.

On the day Kobe Bryant was publicly memorialized, the Washington Wizards’ Bradley Beal did something no NBA player has done since the “Black Mamba.”

The Astros won’t have their 2017 World Series title taken away. Their name, on the other hand, won’t be sticking around for some Little League teams.

Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett said in an ESPN interview that Pittsburgh Steelers QB Mason Rudolph used a racial slur to spark the teams’ brawl.

The Houston Astros owner and shortstop Carlos Correa were adamant the team has never worn buzzers to signal which pitches were coming.

Colin Kaepernick, blackballed by the NFL since 2017, is releasing a memoir through his own publishing company later this year.

A video posted on social media showed at least four members of the Malcom X. Shabazz junior varsity allegedly assaulting their coach after a game.