World Cup
Here's some bad news for fans headed to the World Cup. In a bait and switch, Qatar reversed its decision and banned the sale of alcohol at World Cup stadiums 48 hours before the tournament is set to begin.
On the positive side, the USMNT (US Men's National Team) played a game with a group of migrant workers who helped make a dream a reality in Qatar. The Dutch team also met with a local construction crew in its effort to highlight human rights violations. SHOW SOME LOVE
For more on the world's biggest competition, check out our five things you need to know about the World Cup.
Short and Sweet
The Atlanta Braves (MLB - Major League Baseball) will soon become a publicly traded company. The team will join the Green Bay Packers (NFL - National Football League) as the only major American sports franchise to be publicly owned.
Virginia canceled their game this weekend after the shooting that left three players dead. The teams in their conference, the ACC, will all wear "Virginia Strong" decals on their helmets to show their support.
New England Patriots (NFL - National Football League) player Lawrence Guy and his wife Andrea host a baby shower for single mothers at Gillette Stadium after Andrea's own newborn hospital experience. Hopefully, this will bring the team good karma heading into Sunday's game vs. the Jets.
Before We Go
The Milwaukee Bucks (NBA - National Basketball Association) won't be allowed to wear their "Cream City" uniforms - the nickname given to the city for its style of brick used in early Milwaukee architecture. Why? Because they interfere with the technology used for digitally inserted, on-court advertisements seen only on the television broadcast. MONEY TALKS
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