Tiger Woods makes his first appearance of the year at Torrey Pines

Listen to the bell, all heinous sandbaggers. It tolls for thee, as a new computer system eliminate handicap manipulation.

In the pantheon of bad ideas, dodgeball on skates is right up there alongside running with scissors. But don't tell that to the Carolina Hurricanes, who added another chapter to their fabled post-game “Storm Surge” celebrations on Tuesday with a bladed, ice-slicked version of the American schoolyard's ultimate equalizer. Bold move, Cotton. Let's see how it worked out for them . . .
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The good news: Everybody survived with ten fingers and two attached eyeballs. That's a win-win in our book. The bad news: At some point there's going to be a point of diminishing returns on one of the NHL's best new traditions, and it feels like we're rapidly approaching that point. We've seen curling . . .
. . . heavyweight title bouts . . .
. . . and even a dunk contest.
One of these days, some..

On Tuesday, the MLB announced its 2020 Hall of Fame inductees. It was a short list, topped by Derek Jeter, falling a solitary vote shy unanimity, and one of the bigger upsets in Cooperstown memory: Larry Walker, who jumped from 54.5% of the vote in 2019 to just over the fabled 75% threshold in 2020, the 10th and final year of his eligibility. The Rockies right fielder—long dinged by voters for spending much of his career punching holes in the already thin Coors Field ozone—had done the seemingly impossible and he accepted the honor with grace, humility, and a SpongeBob Shirt…
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But while Walker might be self-effacing, calling himself the “B-side” to Jeter's “Despacito,” the 2009 Canadian Lumberjack Hall of Fame inductee (a real thing, look it up) deserves to have his face forever immortalized in Cooperstown for this moment a..

With a victory at this week's Farmers Insurance Open, Rory McIlroy can become world No. 1 for the first time in over four years.

Tiger Woods is a shoo-in for the World Golf Hall of Fame next year

You would think expectations would get lower as a player grew older

Officials with the World Golf Hall of Fame announced a lowering the age requirement for induction from 50 to 45 and streamlining the entry categories

Demo Day 2020: At Orange County National, companies unveiled affordable launch monitors designed for the average golfer

For the past 12 years, Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith have been teammates on the Chicago Blackhawks, and for 11 of those years Toews has been the captain and Keith an alternate captain. During that time Chicago's top center and top defenseman have been through it all: three Stanley Cups, two losses in the Conference Finals, four first-round playoff exits and two postseason absences, which have come in the last two years. Somehow, they've managed to not get on each other's nerves over this timeframe, at least not that we know about.
That was until Tuesday morning, when reports of Toews, 31, and Keith, 36, getting into a fight at the team's optional morning skate hit social media. The Athletic's Mark Lazerus was one of the reporters on the scene:
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Naturally, the internet hoped for video of the incident, and it got its wish just over an hour later…