Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen tried to claim he’s the better wide receiver when comparing himself among several wide receivers. One of those players he said he was better was Mike Evans. Is he right?

Wimbledon was supposed to happen this week, but the coronavirus canceled it. Cam Newton finally signed with an NFL team. Kansas and the NCAA move along against each other.

Major League Baseball and Major League Baseball Players Association sort of came to an agreement on a shortened 2020 baseball season, which will begin July 23 or July 24. Tennis star Novak Djokovic held a tennis tour without any health regards in mind, which went south quickly.

The NFL should never ask a football player if that player is a LGBTQ member, and it definitely should never be asked again after the Supreme Court’s ruling Monday.

Roger Federer is still committed to playing tennis and said he will return in 2021. Despite his historic career, this latest injury setback might have Federer reconsidering on when it’s time to hang up his racquet.

The NBA and National Basketball Players Association worked together to approve a plan to resume the NBA season, and both sides should be applauded. The MLS’ threat of a lockout worked but at what cost with its relationship with the players. The WNBA might be closer to holding its season in one or two possible locations.

Roger Federer was No. 1 on Forbes’ list of the highest-paid athletes in the world. The MLB owners and players disagree over money. The NHL moves forward with new playoff format.

The NBA looks to gear up in the next step to resuming its season. The MLBPA wants more coronavirus testing done. The NHL is down to less than 10 locations to choose cities as a hub for NHL teams.

Major sports made headlines this week about the future of their respective seasons. With the coronavirus pandemic being so unreliable, actions can quickly change as dates get closer.

Barring any unfortunate situation in the final week, NASCAR will be the first sport to return and without fans. NCAA continues to attack the dragon’s head that is Kansas men’s basketball program. NBA gets ready as players return to training facilities and tries to resume season.

The coronavirus pandemic is changing daily, and with that fluidity, the sports world must constantly change and figure out logistics of when sporting events can return.

General manager/head coach/overlord Bill O’Brien has certainly taken a different route this offseason than other NFL teams. He wants to build off an existing plan and mold it into his own with the new players he has acquired this offseason.

The 2020 NCAA Tournament National Championship game was supposed to be played Monday, but it didn’t because of the coronavirus pandemic. Thanks to my NCAA Basketball 10 video game, I got one result of who could have won the title.

The tournament didn’t have many upsets, but it still has been fun playing as a lower seed and delivering most of the upsets. It also gives some closure to March Madness, which I have missed dearly since March began and ended.

March Madness isn’t here because of the coronavirus, which stopped the NCAA from holding it. That doesn’t mean I can’t create a March Madness bracket using the Xbox 360 NCAA Basketball 10 game. Plus, readers can participate in restaurants they miss bracket during the coronavirus.