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Jim McIsaacFive days after the worst loss in franchise history, 10 days after Yoenis Cespedes announced season-ending heel surgery, and an ice age or two removed from that 12-2 start, there may finally be glimmer of light on the horizon for Mets fans: Free therapy. Lots and lots of free therapy.
Part of a new campaign to help de-stigmatize mental health, online marketplace UMA Health has opened their doors to one of America's most hopelessly messed up fanbases. To set up your free, confidential session, simply send UMA Health your email address and most painful Mets memory—listen, this stuff isn't going away until you face it—and they'll email you a promo code that you can use to book an appointment with a therapist where you can cover a variety of Mets-related topics like…
Why do I always seek out toxic relationships?
Is it wrong I feel more empathy for David Wright than my husband?
Does wanting to see the Wilpons' lifeless bodies bobbing in the East River make m..

The idea seemed pretty simple: How do we get one of our editors, who spends a fair amount of time on video talking about golf, to not look like he showed up on camera straight from hitting a small bucket?
Nothing against Alex Myers, whose personal style might have been described as “whatever's clean,” but he needed help. And fortunately, the experts one floor up at GQ were in a position to step in.
The resulting video covers Alex's transformation over the course of an afternoon under the direction of GQ fashion editor Lucy Armstrong. The objective was not just to score Alex some new threads, but to educate golfers everywhere about those minor style tweaks that can end up going a long way.
To put it in golf terms, it's like we were looking for 20 more yards without forcing him to change his clubs or his grip. Did we succeed? Well, here's how Alex started the day:
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Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesTyler McCumber came into this week’s Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada event, the Syncrude Oil Country Championship, with momentum, having won the tour’s previous stop for his first win in Canada. He also arrived as a curiosity. The 27-year-old former All-American at Florida had an unusual connection to Edmonton Petroleum Golf & Country Club, which was hosting the tournament for the third year. McCumber’s father, former PGA Tour pro Mark McCumber, designed the course 25 years ago.
Tyler, who had never played one of his dad’s courses in a professional tournament, was asked ahead of the event what it would be like to win, given the circumstances.
“The courses that I have played in the past that my dad and his team have worked on, I seem to favor and really like from a playing standpoint,” he said. “Maybe it’s just because of the way I was raised and what to look for in golf courses. When I look at courses, I look at them through that filter, whether he designe..

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Andrew Putnam won the Barracuda Championship for his first PGA Tour title, holding off Chad Campbell by four points in the modified Stableford scoring event

Unless you were following social media, you might not have realized NBC/Golf Channel was showing the Women's British Open roughly 10 minutes behind real time