COACH FACES SEX CHARGES

Former Yankee outfielder Dustin Fowler has filed a lawsuit against the White Sox and the company that manages Guaranteed Rate Field for a serious knee injury he sustained while playing in Chicago last season.

Fowler was in right field for the Bombers in his MLB debut against the White Sox on June 29 when he collided with an unpadded electrical box along the right field wall.

He is claiming negligence on the part of the White Sox and the Illinois Sports Facility Authority for not “properly securing” the unpadded part of the wall he crashed into, according to ESPN.

The gruesome incident left Fowler with a ruptured patellar tendon in his right knee and caused him to miss the rest of the season following emergency surgery. He was one of the Bombers’ top prospects, but after the injury Fowler was traded to the A’s as part of the Sonny Gray deal. —Nicholas Parco international law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart and Sullivan, LLP. The investigation will be overseen by limited owner and ex-White House Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles. Drummond added that Bowles is “a trusted leader of unquestioned integrity.” Richardson was awarded an expansion franchise in October 1993.

Gymnastics Canada’s women’s national team director faces multiple sex-related charges. Sarnia Police said Dave Brubaker was charged Friday with one count of invitation to sexual touching, three counts of sexual interference, three counts of sexual exploitation, and three counts of sexual assault. The statement said Brubaker appeared in court on Friday and was released on bail with a February court date.

The Bluewater Gymnastics Club, where Brubaker is the club director, didn’t immediately respond to an email seeking comment. Brubaker was Canada’s head gymnastics coach at the 2016 Rio Olympics and was the women’s national team director at the 2017 world championships in Montreal in October.