Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy will participate virtually in the team’s rookie minicamp this weekend rather than in person because a close contact tested positive for COVID-19.
Nagy will not be on the field when quarterback Justin Fields and the team’s other rookies get to work on Friday. They’re also scheduled to practice Saturday and Sunday.
Nagy will be able to observe remotely and communicate with coaches. He will also be able to lead team meetings, which are conducted via Zoom.
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Starting Friday, games scheduled for the rest of May will operate at up to 60% capacity, and the club’s 12 home contests in June will be at 80%. Full capacity starts July 5 for the final 40 regular-season home games.
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Martin Truex Jr. talks on a cell phone after winning the NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Darlington Raceway, Sunday, May 9, 2021, in Darlington, S.C. (AP Photo/Terry Renna) Credit: The Associated Press
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Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy will participate virtually in the team’s rookie minicamp this weekend rather than in person because a close contact tested positive for COVID-19.
Nagy will not be on the field when quarterback Justin Fields and the team’s other rookies get to work on Friday. They re also scheduled to practice Saturday and Sunday.
Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy will participate virtually in the team’s rookie minicamp this weekend rather than in person because a close contact tested positive for COVID-19.
Nagy will not be on the field when quarterback Justin Fields and the team’s other rookies get to work on Friday. They re also scheduled to practice Saturday and Sunday.
Nagy will be able to observe remotely and communicate with coaches. He will also be able to lead team meetings, which are conducted via Zoom.
The Minnesota Twins are ramping up to full capacity for home games at Target Field.
Starting Friday, games scheduled for the rest of May will operate at up to 60% capacity, and the club’s 12 home contests in June will be at 80%. Full capacity starts July 5 for the final 40 regular-season home games.
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After a year when no fans were allowed in 2020, Dover International Speedway roars back to life this weekend with races Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Sunday s Drydene 400 NASCAR Cup Series race is actually sold out, with tickets limited because of COVID-19 social-distancing restrictions. Track officials would not release how many tickets have been sold or what the capacity for the Cup Series race will be.
Tickets are still on sale for Friday’s “General Tire 125” ARCA Menards Series East race and Saturday’s “Drydene 200” NASCAR Xfinity Series race.
“We appreciate the patience and understanding we heard from fans during our reseating process and we look forward to welcoming them back in the grandstands this weekend,” said Mike Tatoian, Dover International Speedway’s track president.
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LOUISVILLE, Ohio, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Five ForeverLawn dealers are teaming up to sponsor Jeffrey Earnhardt in the Xfinity Series race in Dover, Delaware on May 15. ForeverLawn South Jersey, ForeverLawn Baltimore County, ForeverLawn by the Bay, ForeverLawn North Jersey, and ForeverLawn CTNY are sponsors of the JD Motorsports #0 Chevrolet Camaro, which will return to the track with the #BlackandGreenGrassMachine paint scheme at Dover International Speedway.
Jeffrey Earnhardt returns to the racetrack this weekend in Dover, Delaware driving the ForeverLawn #BlackandGreenGrassMachine. We are extremely proud of our dealers in the Dover region who have stepped up to support Jeffrey for this race, said Dale Karmie, one of the owners of ForeverLawn. Our NASCAR partnership with JD Motorsports has been a great way to support the great sport of racing, and