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1. Sources: NBA board expected to OK restart plan

   The NBA is planning a Thursday vote of the league's board of governors -- with owners expected to approve commissioner Adam Silver's recommendation on a format to restart the season in Orlando, Florida, sources tell ESPN.

2. Jackson speaks at rally; cop faces murder charge

   Stephen Jackson, a 14-year NBA veteran who became friends with George Floyd while growing up in Texas, spoke at a rally in memory of Floyd, a handcuffed black man who died in police custody after pleading that he could not breathe.

3. QB Burrow: 'Black community needs our help'

   Prominent sports figures continued to comment about George Floyd, who died while in police custody Monday in Minneapolis.

4. Power 5 leagues want athlete compensation law

   The Power 5 conference commissioners are asking Congress to move forward with federal legislation regarding compensation for college athletes.

5. Seahawks DE Collier vows redemption after dud

   L.J. Collier, the Seahawks' 2019 first-round pick, is eager to prove himself in Seattle's pass rush after a disappointing debut.

6. Sources: Price to give LAD minor leaguers $1K

   Pitcher David Price will give each minor league player who is not on the Dodgers' 40-man roster $1,000 for the month of June, sources confirmed to ESPN.

7. Ranking how committed every NFL team is to its starting quarterback, from 1-32

   The Rams are committed to Jared Goff. Are the Eagles really tied to Carson Wentz long term?

8. UFC Fight Night viewers guide: Which Tyron Woodley will we see against Gilbert Burns?

   Woodley, the former UFC welterweight champion, returns after an absence of over a year to take on rising contender Gilbert Burns.

9. LeBron, Kap join outrage over Minnesota man's death

   LeBron James and Colin Kaepernick have weighed in on the death of George Floyd.

10. Roy Halladay’s battle with the 'demon that had a strong hold on him'

    Exclusive interviews with Roy Halladay's family, friends, teammates and coaches reveal how the Hall of Fame pitcher's last years were gripped by physical and mental pain, and an addiction to prescription drugs.