Don't get us wrong, 'The Terminator' is a classic. It introduced America to Arnold Schwarzenegger the actor and laid the brickwork for one of the most important sci-fi franchises in Hollywood history. But ask any film nerd worth their salt, and they'll tell you that 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day' is the all-time GOAT, the rare sequel that took everything its predecessor did well and improved upon it. Hell, even “hasta la vista, baby”—arguably the most famous action movie quote of all time—didn't actually make its debut until part two.
Thus when the CJ Cup's flash photography robocop went viral at last year's tournament, we were thrilled—but not because our favorite players could now tee off in peace, the gallery quaking at the thought of their skulls being turned into bongo drums. We were thrilled because we knew there had to be a sequel, and if Arnie and Jim Cameron's sophomore opus was any indication, it would be even better than the o..

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On Wednesday, Helen Alfredsson added a Senior LPGA Championship to the U.S. Senior Women's Open she won in May (and the rest of her sparkling career resume). But what may have been more impressive following the win was her victory dance. As in the actual victory dance she did to celebrate.
Alfredsson attended a party for tournament volunteers after claiming the title at Indiana's French Lick Resort and promptly claimed the dance floor for herself. Turns out, the 54-year-old Swede is quite the dancing machine. Thanks to Golf Channel’s Jerry Foltz for capturing this video of Alfredsson dancing like no one was looking even though a lot of people were looking:
https://twitter.com/JerryFoltzGC/status/1184613705797033984
Elaine Benes, she is not. Forget Jagger, I want the moves like Alfie.
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Andy DevlinEven though he's entering the end of his prime, you could still make the case that Sidney Crosby is currently the best hockey player in the world. If not, he's a close second to Connor McDavid, who is 10 years his junior. Both Crosby and McDavid looked like the best players in the world on Wednesday night, so we'll just call it a tie.
First, it was Crosby, whose Pittsburgh Penguins were playing the Colorado Avalanche at home on NBC Sports Network. Despite not having five of their top nine forwards due to injuries, Evgeni Malkin among them, the Pens still squeaked out an overtime victory against the Avs, who entered the game 5-0-0. After taking a 1-0 lead, Crosby tied it up with whatg at the time was easily the goal of the night in the NHL:
https://twitter.com/NHLonNBCSports/status/1184617541345468417
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