As the sports world awaits the potential return of its favorite stars, a bigger story is obscured in all the fanfare: Will youth sports ever return to its former status? If it doesn’t, how will that impact kids and the rest of us?

Esports remains one of the hottest industries on the sports landscape, and Victor Cruz, co-founder of BranDy Ro Gaming, is working to ensure that esports athletes share in the success.

Former Major League Baseball player Jeff Frye talks about his hilarious hitting videos aimed at new age hitting instructors and the outlandish techniques they’re teaching to today’s youth.

Chicago White Sox relief pitcher Aaron Bummer provides a behind the scenes look at how he deals with the current hiatus from baseball and how playing without fans may alter the game.

Former NBA scout, Antonio Williams, shares his insights on Kobe, KG and the other inductees in the NBA’s 2020 Hall of Fame class. In addition, he provides his take on some of the issues facing the league as it considers a possible return to the court following the COVID-19 shutdown.

Baseball is still in hiatus, but officials are continuing to explore options for returning to play. Meanwhile, Major League players are stepping up to help fill the void through an MLB The Show tournament to benefit charity.

Many people are clamoring for sports leagues to resume play. While a return would be a much-needed boost for the quarantined masses, the current state of the pandemic suggests we’ll be without sports a good while longer.

Eric Reid, one of the more outspoken players in the NFL, claims the NFLPA inserted new language into the CBA after the players voted to ratify the deal. He’s now calling for the CBA to be invalidated and is demanding a re-vote.

As the Executive Director of the World Players Association, Brendan Schwab is on the frontlines fighting to effect change in the governance of global sport.

SPORTS360 baseball analyst Rob Duran discusses the various issues facing Major League Baseball as it considers an eventual return to play from the shutdown caused by the coronavirus.