Dwayne Wade discloses details about the transgender child
Miami Heat superstar basketball player Dwayne Wade has, for the first time, disclosed details about his transgender child who was born a male and named Zion, but now has changed her name to Zaya after coming out to her family as transgender at 12-years-old. In an interview, Wade revealed how much he admired Zaya's bravery and how he considers it his duty as a parent to support her choice.
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NBA record holder Vince Carter retires at age 43
Vince Carter made his retirement official on Thursday, announcing on his podcast that his 22-year NBA career, the longest in league history, has come to an end. He played college basketball for three years at North Carolina, starting his career there under Dean Smith, and Carter’s retirement means there are no more Smith-coached players left in the NBA.
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NBA star Kevin Durant tests positive for coronavirus
One of the National Basketball Association's biggest stars, Kevin Durant of the Brooklyn Nets, is the latest of four Nets players to test positive for the COVID-19 infection. The team's spokesperson has stated that the players were tested on priority due to their frequent travel and interaction with large crowds. Currently, at least seven NBA players have been confirmed as having the coronavirus.
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All major US sports seasons have been canceled due to coronavirus
The professional American football league XFL was the latest to announce the cancellation of its regular season amid the COVID-19 pandemic, joining all major US sports leagues such as the NCAA, Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, the National Basketball Association, and Major League Soccer in abandoning their current seasons.
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