Phil Mickelson was pure magic with his short game at Pebble Beach

The Women's Asia-Pacific Amateur next week in Thailand has been postponed because of the new virus from China

Ayean Cho shot a 2-under 70 on a difficult day for scoring to take a one-stroke lead over Madelene Sagstrom after three rounds of the LPGA's Vic Open

Friday at Pebble Beach was golf the way Jason Day remembers it

Andrew RedingtonBryson Dechambeau looks on from the 16th tee during the final round of the 2020 Omega Dubai Desert Classic.Did you know Sports Illustrated's Fittest 50 is a thing? We sure didn't! But it provided kindling to one of golf's, uh, “rivalries” that refuses to die, so here we are.
The fire starter being Bryson DeChambeau, who's underwent a Steve-Rogers-to-Captain-America transformation over the past five months, named to the list.
https://twitter.com/b_dechambeau/status/1225825425940721664
Granted, bulking up is not necessarily the same thing as getting fit, but given SI fired its entire copy desk, we can see how that slipped through the cracks.
What's less forgivable is a titanic oversight that lead us here in the first place. That slip-up would be including Bryson on this list … while excluding one Brooks Koepka.
For those of you unaware of the Bryson-Brooks feud, congrats: You're living a full and healthy life. To catch you up on this unnece..

Union Green will feature two new balls, one with “astonishingly long distance”—but conforming—as well as hats, shirts as a lifestyle brand

Mitchell LaytonESPN knows what they have in Bill Walton. They know he's a high-risk, high-reward proposition. They put him on the Pacific timezone tips offs, where he acts as college basketball's de-facto late-night host. They send him to the Maui Invitational where he can prance around in leis and make weed jokes freed from the shackles of mainland morays. They know he has limits and they also know he can do things other people simply can't. All of which is why it's a little bit surprising that the boys in Bristol rolled the dice and put Uncle Bill on the call of Trojans vs. Wildcats on Thursday night. They must have thought Bill could handle it—that he could make it full Trojans game without inundating viewers in prophylactic double entendre after prophylactic double entendre—but they were wrong. Delightfully, gloriously wrong.
https://twitter.com/maxacarlin/status/1225627995962060800
“What can kind of defense can the Trojans play here, PLEASE!” he implores the US..

Once is enough for Ernie Els as International captain in the Presidents Cup

These high school dunks are getting out of control. A day after a backup guard pulled off Isiah Rider's iconic East Bay Funk dunk in the waning moments of a blowout, a different kid perfectly replicated Vince Carter's most famous in-game dunk. Kids these days, am I right?
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You probably remember VC dunking over—and we mean over—France's Frederic Weis in the 2000 Olympics. Knicks fans definitely do because the 7-foot-2 center the team had drafted in the first round the previous year was so embarrassed by it that he never played a single NBA game. OK, so that's probably not the entire reason why, but would you blame him after this?
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Anyway, flash forward 20 years and a high school player named Tyler Beard did the same thing to some poor kid. As in the exact same thing. Check it out:
https://twitter.com/Ballislife/st..

If you've watched NBA on TNT or followed this website over the years, then you already know that Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley spend most of their on-air time assassinating each other. It's the coldest Cold War since the Berlin Wall fell. On Thursday night, however, they called a temporary cease-fire in order to address a common enemy: The Philadelphia 76ers, who coughed up a 101-112 capitulation to the Bucks in primetime, their fourth-straight loss. The corpse disposal started at halftime, when Shaq started baby talking over Joel Embiidshighlights . . .
https://twitter.com/ClutchPointsNBA/status/1225606017133633537
. . . and continued after the game when Chuck delivered the fatal blow, calling the Sixers—who are 1-12 on the road against above-.500 teams this season—”the Cleveland Browns of the NBA.” Where I'm from (planet earth), them's fightin' words.
https://twitter.com/ClutchPointsNBA/status/1225588724873887745
There's a meme for this. Hold..