After a pair of shows in Birmingham, Drizzy stopped by the Black Sabbath Bench to honor the rock dignitary's death.

The rapper walked out to Black Sabbath's "Iron Man," the 1970 hit track about a time-traveling metal monster off Paranoid. Taking the stage, Drake addressed the thousands gathered at Utilita Arena Birmingham, as fan footage captured: "Hey Birmingham! Rest in peace to the legendary Ozzy Osbourne."

Osbourne played at least seven concerts in Jacksonville, dating back to 1971. Ozzy Osbourne, rock's "Prince of Darkness" who died this week, had a long history of playing concerts in the Jacksonville area.

The first day of Patriots training camp under new head coach Mike Vrabel is in the books, and one thing is clear: This team wants to get back to winning football.

With Ozbourne serenading, it didn't take long for the numerous fans in attendance and the media alike to see one of New England's prized offseason acquisitions, Stefon Diggs, make an impact. On the first throw of competitive 11-on-11 drills this summer,

Diggs, who spent the offseason working back from a torn ACL, was cleared to practice just prior to the start of camp and didn’t appear to suffer any lag in his game.

Rookie Drake Baldwin drove in a career-high six runs and the Atlanta Braves overpowered visiting San Francisco 9-5 on Monday, sending the Giants to their sixth straight loss.