Athletes sounding off: Best quotes of the week

Serena Williams has no plans to give up fighting for equality any time soon.

Lonzo Ball tells ESPN about his move to New Orleans and, while he'll miss Los Angeles, Ball is anticipating the next chapter in his career with the Pelicans.

USWNT star Megan Rapinoe didn't commit to running for public office, but continued to advocate for equal pay.

Running back Melvin Gordon spoke to attendees of Dallas' SportsCon about his contract standoff with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Russell Westbrook gave Oklahoma City Thunder fans a touching farewell on Instagram, including a highlight reel compiled from his first 11 years of his professional career.

Jorge Masvidal's record 5-second knockout of Ben Askren at UFC 239 doesn't seem to be slowing him down. Masvidal went on the Dan Le Betard Show to proclaim his next fight.

Anthony Davis has no regrets about being traded.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr responded to President Trump's racist tweets regarding minority members of congress.

With Kawhi Leonard and LeBron James on the West, James Ennis is confident in the Philadelphia 76ers odds going to the NBA Finals.

Duke's Coach K tells Forbes that he knew Zion Williamson wasn't ready to play in the Summer League.