Domestic Violence rears its ugly head again in the MLB. This time, with Atlanta outfielder Hector Olivera. He was originally placed on administrative leave back in April after an alleged incident with an unidentified woman at the Braves’ hotel. Now, it’s really real, no dough.
(Video) NFL: Russell Wilson Says One Thing Needs To Happen For Him To Play Baseball
Russell Wilson isn’t ready yet to give up on a childhood dream of playing major league baseball. Although he has gained incredible fame from playing in the NFL with the Seahawks, he still wants to at least consider playing both sports. While on the Jimmy Kimmel show last night he revealed what would need to happen for him to get serious about it.
(Video) Sports: Teammates Embrace Chris Singleton After His Mom Was Killed By Charleston Shooter
So many innocent lives gone in the blink of an eye thanks to a calculating, barbaric terrorist who wanted to start a race war. I wonder if people like Dylan Roof ever take a second to consider the aftermath of what their heinous actions will do to countless families or do they just have a one track mind? Nine people lost their lives this week but the agony and pain for the families of the victims will live on forever. Thankfully for a young man like Chris Singleton, who’s mother, Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, was killed by Roof, he has more than just blood family to help keep him strong.
(Photos) MLB: Orioles Forced To Postpone Tonight’s Game Due To Baltimore Riots
Most of us are aware of the riots that have been taking place in Baltimore today and it does not appear that the crowd will be letting up anytime soon. The Baltimore Orioles were forced to make a decision about tonight’s game! Click more to check the story!
(Video) MLB: Chris Rock Wonders What Happened to African Americans in Baseball?
Throughout 2015, REAL SPORTS features segments spotlighting a different comedy star from the HBO family, who closes each show with a personal, unfiltered take on an element of sports. This month on REAL SPORTS, longtime HBO favorite Chris Rock offers his take on African-Americans and baseball.
