Martin Trainer hadn't made a cut in a PGA Tour event that had a cut in it since last April, but finally broke through (barely) at Riviera Country Club
Inbee Park takes 3-stroke lead at Women’s Australian Open
Inbee Park takes 3-stroke lead at Women's Australian Open
Woods to skip first World Golf Championship of the year
Tiger Woods is skipping the Mexico Championship next week
Kuchar leads by 2 at Riviera as Woods falls 9 shots behind
Tiger Woods is making it hard on himself if he wants to win at Riviera for the first time and get his record 83rd victory on the PGA Tour
Adam Scott surges at Riviera; Woods stumbles in record bid
Tiger Woods is making it hard on himself if he wants to win at Riviera for the first time and get his record 83rd victory on the PGA Tour
Brooks Koepka makes alarming admission about the state of his knee injury
The four-time major winner told Golf Channel's Todd Lewis that his knee may never be '100 percent.'
This quote from Brodie Van Wagenen is the biggest Mets win since Game 3 of the 2015 World Series
Rich SchultzThe New York Mets and General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen were in desperate need of a win. This offseason has been like a eight-game losing streak, and they needed a stopper. Someone to take the ball and stop the bleeding. That man just happened to be Van Wagenen himself.
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After losing their new manager to the sign-stealing scandal, then losing potential new majority owner Steve Cohen because the WilPonzis went full WilPonzi, the last thing the franchise needed was needling from a former player. But that's what happened when Zack Wheeler, who signed a five-year, $118 million contract with the NL East rival Philadelphia Phillies in December, conducted an interview with Greg Joyce of the New York Post. In the full article, which went live on Thursday and can be read here, Wheeler stated that it was “basically crickets” when he circled back with the Mets before ultimately signing in Phil..
2 European-Asian Tour golf events postponed due to virus
Two men's golf tournaments co-sanctioned by the European and Asian tours in Malaysia and China have been postponed because of the deadly new virus from China
Zach LaVine would have won the NBA Dunk Contest by just attempting this absurd dunk
Sadly, Zach LaVine will not be competing in Saturday's NBA Dunk Contest. Sadly, for basketball fans, that is. It's definitely good news for the four who are in it, because they wouldn't have had a chance.
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Remember when dunks from the free-throw line were cool? Well, LaVine is close to making those seem quaint by comparison. Check out the Chicago Bulls star nearly pulling off a 360-degree dunk from the free-throw line during a recent practice:
https://twitter.com/JoshJBullsHoops/status/1228315569004240896
Seriously, WTF?! Yes, he missed, but just the attempt would have ended the Dunk Contest. The 2015 and 2016 champ is on another level.
But wait, there's more!
https://twitter.com/JoshJBullsHoops/status/1228316216718057474
And:
https://twitter.com/JoshJBullsHoops/status/1228316216718057474
So why isn't LaVine competing against the likes of Aaron Gordon, Derrick Jones Jr., Pat Connaughton, and Dwight Howard? ..
European Tour postpones two events due to coronavirus outbreak
The European Tour is the latest golf circuit to postpone events in wake of the coronavirus outbreak.