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The role of marijuana in professional sports might sound like a new development, but it has actually been well documented for over 40 years.

Former tight end Martellus Bennett revealed as such on a "Bleacher Report" podcast last week when hosts Chris Simms and Adam Lefkoe asked if over 70 percent of the league uses cannabis.

While in recovery from crack cocaine and other substance issues, Lamar Odom claims he found the healing powers of cannabis.

Ricky Williams has followed in the footsteps of other former athletes and launched his own cannabis product line.

John Salley, the four-time NBA champion who played for the “Bad Boy” Detroit Pistons, doesn’t look like he’s aged a day since his basketball career ended with the Los Angeles Lakers.

For every tip-off during March Madness, it’s a sure bet that students at the schools playing in the basketball tournament will be tipping up more beer bottles than usual.

Now that the Winter Olympics are over, it's time to get ready for the 420 Games.

When it comes to marijuana use, it's not a matter of pain relief, but Jeff Sessions that worries the head of the NBA Players Association.

Prince Harry took some time out from wedding planning to meet with one of the UK's largest inclusive rugby clubs: the Manchester Village Spartans.

He discovered the benefits of CBD at the end of his playing career, and has now premiered a new line of wellness products based on hemp, the non-psychoactive elements found in the plant.