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Casual golf fans might not know much about PGA Tour pro John Huh, but they should know this: The man has a sense of humor.
Huh's last name has long drawn attention for its quizzical nature and now he's playing along. On his staff bag for the new PGA Tour season, the 2012 Rookie of the Year has added a couple of question marks.
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We'll have to wait and see if tournament leader boards follow suit.
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Stacy RevereIt's always nice to see some new teams and new matchups in the MLB Playoffs, especially when one of them replaces the Washington Nationals, a team that can't get out of the first round. And with the Chicago Cubs' elimination, baseball fans will be treated to one of the most unique series in recent history, and maybe all of baseball history in the Milwuakee Brewers vs. Colorado Rockies series. In fact, this is the first time the two franchises have ever met in the postseason.
Even better than the matchup itself is the home ball park matchup. For the Brewers, Miller Park, and for the Rockies, Coors Field. It's a LIGHT BEER BATTLE ROYALE!
Thanks to this coincidence, the Miller Brewing Company and Coors Brewing Company set up a friendly wager ahead of the series. The bet? Loser buys the beer:
FacebookPinterestSchmaltz, KonnorOn Thursday night, the Brewers took Game 1 in walk-off fashion at Miller Park when third baseman Mike Moustakas ripped an RBI single to..

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Phil Mickelson had six straight birdies and shot a 7-under 65 to pull within two strokes of leader Sepp Straka in the PGA Tour's season-opening Safeway Open