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One of the best basketball players of all time if hoping to own a piece of one of the NFL’s flagship franchises.

Magic Johnson has joined one of the groups bidding for the Denver Broncos, according to Sportico.com. He has partnered with 76ers co-owner Josh Harris.

The NFL has made a recent push to increase minority representation in ownership groups, issuing a league-wide statement in late March: “The NFL member clubs support the important goal of increasing diversity among ownership. Accordingly, when evaluating a prospective ownership group of a member club pursuant to League policies, the membership will regard it as a positive and meaningful factor if the group includes diverse individuals who would have a significant equity stake in and involvement with the club, including serving as the controlling owner of the club.”

Via Sportico.com, it’s expected that every group pursuing the Broncos will have minority representation.

Ultimately, however, it comes down to money. As in which group offers the most of it. No NFL owner will want to take less than the best price available for a franchise. As to the Broncos, the trustees operating the team have a fiduciary duty to maximize the revenue generated by the sale.

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Source: NBC Sports

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USA Track & Field has joined USA Swimming in requesting that the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee push for the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

In a letter dated Friday, USATF chief executive officer Max Siegel acknowledged "the ramifications of this request" and the potential challenges of rescheduling the Games. But he wrote that the alternative, of trudging ahead, "would not be in the best interest of our athletes."

"We acknowledge that there are no perfect answers, and that this is a very complex and difficult decision," Siegel wrote in the letter. "But this position at least provides our athletes with the comfort of knowing that they will have adequate time to properly prepare themselves physically, mentally and emotionally to be able to participate in a safe and successful Olympic Games, and that they can shift their focus toward taking care of themselves and their families.

"We urge the USOPC, as a leader within the Olympic Movement, to use its voice and speak up for the athletes."

USATF's letter echoes a similar sentiment made by USA Swimming on Friday afternoon. Together, the governing bodies represent arguably two of the most popular Olympic sports in the United States — and a significant portion of the nation's Olympic delegation. Of the 558 U.S. athletes at the 2016 Summer Olympics, 176 competed in either swimming or track and field.

USA Gymnastics, the third major governing bohas sent a letter to its Olympic hopefuls, asking for their thoughts on the fate on the Tokyo Games. The responses, which will be anonymous, are due Monday, and CEO and president Li Li Leung said they will dictate USAG’s message to the USOPC.

"We want to ensure that their voice comes through in our advocacy, and particularly on this important topic," Leung said.

There is mounting pressure on Olympic leaders to postpone the Tokyo Games due to the coronavirus outbreak — and mounting pressure now on the USOPC to advocate a stance to that effect. USOPC chief executive officer Sarah Hirshland and board chair Susanne Lyons have, to this point, preached patience, explaining on a conference call earlier Friday that the coronavirus situation could still change over the next four months.

Source: USA Today

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Yanadameen Godcast season 2, segment 2 of 3.

Tragedy Khadafi is back on the Godcast with Lord Jamar and Rah Digga! They speak about Stacey Dash's domestic violence allegations, Rakim and MC Serch's misunderstanding, and Shaq's rap battle with Damian Lillard.

0:00 Brooklyn's Black Lady Theater ad
0:40 Today's Mathematics
0:55 Intro
1:28 Lord Jamar, Rah Digga, and Tragedy Khadafi introduce the show
3:10 Tragedy Khadafi addresses Stacey Dash's recent arrest
5:17 Tragedy says he still might have a chance with Stacey Dash (funny)
11:21 Rah Digga talks Rakim vs MC Serch
22:22 Rah Digga talks about Shaq and Damian Lillard trading disses
25:27 Lord Jamar asks "Why do NBA players want to rap?"
26:53 Credits/ Outro

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Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe discuss how Kevin Durant's injury impacts the New York Knicks in potentially trading for Anthony Davis. Shannon explains why there's no reason for AD to want to be in New York, if KD is there and can't play due to injury, when the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James can win now.

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Yanadameen Godcast season 2, segment 1 of Lord Jamar and Rah Digga host DJ Vlad. The trio speak about Nipsey Hussle's untimely passing, Kerry Lathan, DJ Vlad being blamed for rappers getting locked up, and Facebook banning Louis Farrakhan!

0:00 Brooklyn's Black Lady Theater ad
0:40 Today's Mathematics
0:58 Intro
1:29 Rah Digga introduces herself, Lord Jamar, and DJ Vlad
2:42 Lord Jamar let's the viewers know how they can donate to the show
3:49 Rah Digga shouts out Rampage and the whole Flipmode Squad
4:19 Rah Digga asks DJ Vlad if he was in California during Nipsey Hussle's funeral
4:44 DJ Vlad says there was a "sadness" throughout Los Angeles when Nipsey Hussle died
5:18 Lord Jamar says he didn't post an R.I.P. picture of Nipsey Hussle because he didn't want to clout chase
5:51 Rah Digga says she felt very compelled to post a Nipsey Hussle picture when he died
6:21 DJ Vlad says he interviewed Nipsey Hussle a few years ago
6:50 Lord Jamar says DJ Vlad gets a bad wrap
7:27 Lord Jamar gives DJ Vlad his credit for helping Kerry Lathan
8:52 DJ Vlad explains Kerry Lathan's situation
11:21 DJ Vlad says the LAPD wanted Kerry Lathan to testify against Eric Holder
12:30 DJ Vlad says Kerry Lathan's family started a GoFundMe campaign for him, which they helped with
13:01 Lord Jamar says it's good for a person to use their platform for something positive
13:30 Rah Digga says she was talking trash to DJ Vlad when they first met
14:03 Lord Jamar addresses Facebook and Instagram banning Louis Farrakhan
15:35 DJ Vlad says he thinks what Louis Farrakhan has done is amazing
16:19 Rah Digga asks, Who dictates what's appropriate for Facebook and Instagram?
17:03 Lord Jamar asks, What's considered appropriate?
17:58 DJ Vlad gives an example of "Fake News" that Facebook deemed inappropriate
18:58 Lord Jamar says Facebook and Instagram may be using the "Fake News" excuse for everything
20:40 Rah Digga says these platforms should know difference between "Fake News" and opinion
21:40 Rah Digga asks, if Flat Earth was banned too
22:30 Lord Jamar says it's unfair that the Flat Earth argument can't even be presented
24:39 Lord Jamar says not to trust these bastards
24:50 Credits
25:49 Outro

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Seattle Times Reports Radio personality Rush Limbaugh has joined forces with Dave Checketts, owner of the NHL St. Louis Blues, in a bid to buy the St. Louis Rams, league sources confirmed. The Limbaugh-Checketts group has made its bid on the team and plans to keep it in St. Louis. According to league sources, there are multiple bidders for the Rams as the potential sale of the franchise has advanced to a second stage — from looking for potential buyers to evaluating the merits of bidders. It is not known who the other bidders are. "I certainly think individual bidders have the right to discuss their interest in the club," said Kevin Demoff, the Rams' executive vice president of football operations. "There's really nothing for us to say. It's really not fair to anybody involved in the process. "There is no inevitability for the team to wind up being for sale, anyway. There may be bidders, but that doesn't mean there will be a sale." Checketts, the founder and chief executive officer of SCP Worldwide, a New York-based firm that owns and operates the Blues, would be the frontman for a group of investors that would purchase at minimum the 60 percent share of the Rams owned by Chip Rosenbloom and Lucia Rodriguez, the son and daughter of the Rams' late owner, Georgia Frontiere. Limbaugh, a conservative political commentator, said in a statement: "Dave and I are part of a bid to buy the Rams, and we are continuing the process. But I can say no more because of a confidentiality clause in our agreement with Goldman Sachs. We cannot and will not talk about our partners. But if we prevail, we will be the operators of the team." Limbaugh, originally from Cape Girardeau, Mo., worked briefly as a commentator for ESPN's NFL pregame show in 2003 but resigned amid controversy over his remarks about media coverage of Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb. Forbes magazine recently valued the Rams' franchise at more than $900 million, but it is believed the Rams' sale might fetch $800 million or less given the state of the economy and the state of the team, which has lost 14 games in a row.
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