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Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka were racially abused on social media after England lost to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.

A series of LeBron James outfits are being added to "Fortnite" to coincide with the release of "Space Jam: A New Legacy." Here's all you need to know.

The 22-year-old point guard became the joint youngest player in NBA history, tied with LeBron James, to score at least 48 points in an Eastern Conference Finals game.

Thursday's loss gives James something else on his resume that's brand new in his illustrious career.

"After his previous policy violations Deputy Marshal Silvester was placed on probation and was on, what is called, a "last chance agreement" with his superior officers. Because of his continued policy violations, the Marshal has terminated Mr. Sylvester effective May 27th, 2021."

The Celtics and Lakers joined 12 other teams in the playoffs after winning their play-in tournament games.

The four-time NBA champion hit a 34-foot three-pointer to win the game as the Lakers defeated the Warriors 103-100 in the play-in tournament.

Bellevue Deputy Marshal Nate Silvester told Sean Hannity he was set to return to work this week following a suspension over his TikTok video.

James' return from six weeks out with an ankle injury lasted just two games before he suffered a fresh setback.

Nate Silvester also took to TikTok to defend Kim Potter, the Minnesota police officer who is charged with second-degree manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright.

"The statements made do NOT represent the Bellevue Marshal's Office...This is NOT how we expect our Deputies to act on duty or use city time. This is a personnel issue that is being dealt with internally," the Bellevue Marshal's Office wrote in the statement.

"If he doesn't feel like [apologizing]. He doesn't have to," Joseph told Hannity on Tuesday night.

Deon Joseph offered to sit down and talk with LeBron James about policing in America in a Facebook post.

Silvester's TikTok video mocking James has been viewed more than 3.1 million times amid backlash over the basketball star's now-deleted tweet addressing the death of Black teenager Ma'Khia Bryant.

"I mean, that doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but then again, you're really good at basketball so I guess I'll take your word for it," an Idaho officer says in a now-viral video.

Jay Linneman confirmed that TVs in his bar won't play any more NBA games after what he views as the final straw in James' comments about police.

"LeBron James should focus on basketball rather than presiding over the destruction of the NBA," the former president said. "He may be a great basketball player, but he is doing nothing to bring our Country together."

The basketball star was criticized for tweeting a photo of the police officer who shot the 16-year-old in Columbus, Ohio.

"LeBron James is living on a high horse, he's in a multimillion-dollar house living around nothing but white people. He is not affected by none of this violence," Tatum said.

The Los Angeles Lakers star tweeted a picture of the officer who shot dead the 16-year-old and captioned it "You're next."

The Lakers star also posted a photo of the officer on Twitter

Raiders owner Mark Davis said the tweet had been inspired by the words of George Floyd's brother and would not be taken down.

No NBA team has visited the White House since the Cavaliers saw Barack Obama in 2016. After four years of the NBA dismissing Trump, the Lakers now won't see Biden.

DMX is currently on life support at a hospital in White Plains, New York, after suffering a heart attack on Friday.

LeBron James stars alongside Bugs Bunny in the follow up to the 1996 movie about basketball-playing aliens.

Find out what fuels these celebrity athletes to always perform at their highest level.

The new format seemed like a slam dunk of an idea, but for TV ratings, it was more like an air ball.

After playing against each other in four NBA Finals, James and Curry shared the court together on Sunday.

"Athletes unite the world, politics divide it," said Zlatan Zlatan Ibrahimović, a forward for AC Milan. "Athletes should be athletes and politicians should do politics."

The four-time NBA champion became only the third player in league history to score at least 35,000 points on Thursday night.