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Bauer is ready to offer the visors to hospitals and medical facilities in the U.S. as well as Canada.

Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment said the pay cuts will be effective from next month and employees will move onto a four-day working week.

"I'm health in its purest form. My body temp is at the classic Gritty average of -55.6 degrees Celsius, I've never felt slimmer, but I still can't seem to shake this swimmer's ear (ongoing issue)."

The NBA suspended its season after one of its players tested positive for the coronavirus, then college and pro sports began suspensions and cancellations until there was ultimately a complete shut down in American sports.

NBA, NHL and NCAA have suspended their season, while MLB has postponed Opening Day by at least two weeks.

The NCAA tournament, which is only three weeks long, brought in $933 million last year in revenue from ticket sales, TV revenue and corporate sponsorships. This year's tournament could be suspended, or perhaps canceled, because of the spread of coronavirus.

The National Hockey League announced that it would suspend its 2019-2020 season, following the NBA's decision to do the same on Wednesday.

Major League Soccer will take a 30-day hiatus to try and slow the spread of the coronavirus.

The four leagues released a joint statement saying the decision had been taken after consultation with medical experts.

The AFI ceremony is the latest event to be canceled in the wake of COVID-19.

Players have also been instructed not to take items such as jerseys and balls from fans to autograph.

On the 40th anniversary of the "Miracle on Ice," the sports and political worlds paid tribute to the U.S. team that pulled off one of the greatest upsets in sports history.

The 36-year-old player collapsed on the bench with 7:50 left in the first period but was "alert and conscious" by the time he was taken to the hospital.

A coach in the NHL resigned last month and an equipment manager for a minor league team was placed on administrative leave Wednesday.

The NFL as usual dominates the sporting calendar on Thanksgiving, but there are plenty of sporting events on TV.

Cherry's dismissal was announced on Monday by Sportsnet following his comments during his 'Coach's Corner' segment on Saturday's 'Hockey Night in Canada' program.

St. Louis Blues center Ryan O'Reilly pulled off something that probably only a hockey player could pull off at the ESPY awards Wednesday night.

The 57th edition of the NHL draft gets underway on Friday night at 8 p.m. ET at the home of the Vancouver Canucks.

Jack Hughes and Finland's Kaapo Kakko are widely expected to be the first two picks of one of the most open drafts in years.

The Washington Capitals winger had to be helped off the ice after the incident.

Some fans are hoping for the "Metropolitans."

The NBA is difficult to predict, but recent signs have indicated the league isn't rushing back to Seattle.

Dozens of alt-right Twitter accounts began co-opting the Philadelphia Flyers mascot as an anti-Semitic figure just days after liberal protesters used images of "Gritty" to denounce a Saturday "Proud Boys" rally in Philadelphia.

Joel Quenneville was behind the Blackhawks' best playoff record in franchise history

Winnipeg Jets' Patrik Laine quipped the ban was simply to take the attention away from the Canucks' dismal record last season.

Writing music during those painful times was "therapeutic."

The 71-year-old American has submitted a bid to take full control of the Premier League club Arsenal.

From LeBron's new team to Ronaldo, via the U.S. Open, there was a lot on.

Emery drowned while swimming in his hometown of Hamilton on Sunday.

Other details about "NHL 19," including the release date were also announced during the event.