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It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like 2020 & Not In A Good Way. A new wave of COVID-19 has hit.

A seven-year agreement between the NHL and ESPN and the Walt Disney Company was officially announced on Wednesday afternoon that will cover TV and streaming rights.

South Jersey athletes from Middle Township and Atlantic City have had their high school basketball seasons ripped away from them for reasons out of their control.

The creator is Riot Rogers, a costume designer and prop maker out of London who's been cleverly positioning her creation in fun and disturbing situations and sharing everything on Twitter.

According to a report from Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet Canada, the NHL and NHLPA have a tentative agreement on a 56-game season. TSN’s Renaud Lavoie adds that an announcement could come in the next few days with the 2020-21 season beginning on Jan. 13.

The NHL Board of Governors and the NHLPA voted in approval to ratify a Memorandum of Understanding to the Collective Bargaining Agreement and the Return to Play protocols.

Following the news of 11 positive tests for COVID-19 during Phase 2, a crucial week is ahead for the NHL in their efforts to return to play. This week could feature important updates on players testing positive and the selection of hub cities.

Things have moved quickly since the NHL proposed a 24-team playoff structure and put it to a vote for the NHLPA just last week.

The new target for the NHL is to look at regional arenas, aligned by division, where teams could potentially be able to complete the regular season and then hold the playoffs.

Whether they are frequent visitors to a ballpark or stadium, or just enjoy a game on TV, this is a hit to one of the greatest recreations that people have in life.