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1. JR Smith beats up man for damaging his truck

   JR Smith beat up a man who allegedly damaged his truck during protests in Los Angeles, according to video posted by TMZ Sports.

2. NCCU's Moton irked by silence of white coaches

   LeVelle Moton, men's basketball coach at the HBCU North Carolina Central University, says he wants more white Power 5 coaches to stop being silent in the wake of George Floyd's death.

3. MJ, 'pained and plain angry,' joins call for change

   Michael Jordan said he was "truly pained and plain angry" over the death of George Floyd as he joined countless others in the sports world calling for change on Sunday.

4. Sefolosha on Floyd's death: 'Could have been me'

   Thabo Sefolosha knows what it's like to be a black man, on the ground, surrounded by police officers. "I was just horrified by what I saw," Sefolosha said. "That could have been me."

5. Spurs' Walker helps city clean up after protests

   Spurs guard Lonnie Walker helped clean up San Antonio after a night of protests.

6. Keselowski wins at Bristol following late crash

   Brad Keselowski got his second win of the season when Chase Elliott and Joey Logano collided as they raced for the victory on Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway.

7. How real is the ROY debate? Dissecting the big NBA award questions

   Our experts break down the awards they're most interested to watch, which rookie star they'd rather build around and future MVP races.

8. Predicting awards: Who will and should win?

   We polled the ESPN NBA Forecast panel for its awards picks and predictions.

9. Olney: It's not just the 2020 season at stake, but the future of MLB

   If the owners and players can't find common ground to return to the field, the damage to baseball will be devastating.

10. Chase Young and Markelle Fultz: High school pals linked by lofty goal

    The NFL pass-rusher and the NBA guard pushed each other as teens to achieve their dreams of being No. 1 overall picks -- and almost made it happen.