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From boxing and track & field to baseball and football, the state of Alabama has produced some of the greatest athletes in United States history. Here are some of the most notable stars from the "Heart of Dixie."

Love him, or hate him, Alabama-native-Bo Jackson is one of the most polarizing figures in SEC football history. If you ask any fan, Alabama or Auburn, they will surely have an opinion on the duel-sport athlete and his impact on the sporting world. On the 35th Anniversary of his Heisman trophy being awarded to him, let’s remember the greatness that was Bo Jackson.

Matt Foster has been in the Chicago White Sox organization since the 2016 MLB Draft. However, as soon as the right-hander got his chance in the big leagues, on July 29, 2020, he proved to be a reliable asset.

Baseball season is in full swing, and some Crimson Tide alumni are lighting up the Big Leagues. With a shortened 2020 season, this means crunch time for some of these Alabama fan favorites.

The Atlanta Braves made a trade today, the Braves received left-hander Tommy Milone from the Baltimore Orioles. The Orioles will receive two players, who will be named later.

Tuesday night, Lucas Giolito threw the first no-hitter of the 2020 MLB season. The California native became the 19th Chicago White Sox pitcher in the team’s history to complete the feat, pitching all nine innings. Giolito finished the game with 13 total strikeouts and only one man that was put on base due to a walk. This 4-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates earned the White Sox their 18th win of the season.

With the recent outbreak of COVID-19 between multiple MLB clubhouses, should Rob Manfred cancel the 2020 baseball season?

I hate cheaters. I do! They drastically reduce the meaning of a hard-fought championship. That’s why I despise the Houston Astros. This is why I have zero problems with what Dodgers’ relieving pitcher Joe Kelly did Tuesday night.

14 members of the Marlins organization has tested positive in only a few days, cancelling a game and casting doubt on the season.

The Braves removed a "Chop on," sign near the front entrance of Truist Park. They are still deciding on whether to keep the tomahawk chop chant.