Bob LeveyLate Saturday night, after the Yankees and Astros both took a 2-0 lead in their divisional series (against the Twins and Rays, respectively), I tried to pinpoint the exact moment when each series was capital-O Over. Sure, as I write this on Sunday afternoon, neither series is technically “over” yet, but they're Over all the same…and everyone knows it.
For the Yankees, it wasn't a difficult question. They came into the series with 10 straight playoff wins against Minnesota dating back to god knows when, and the postseason relationship between the teams had practically become abusive. With the Yankees holding homefield edge in the five-game series, the Twins clearly needed to get the road split and avoid heading back home down 0-2. They lost game one, and hope was finally drained empty in game two, in the third inning, when Didi Gregorius hit a grand slam home run to make it 7-0 Yankees. Considering the strength of the Yankee bullpen, and with the starter Tanaka look..

The Players Championship to provide live video access to every shot from every player

The Players Championship to provide live video access to every shot from every player

From Kevin Na's victory in Vegas to Jon Rahm's triumph in Spain, here is what you missed from the golf world this weekend.

Golf Capsules

Kevin Na wins in Las Vegas when Patrick Cantlay three-putts in a playoff

LPGA Tour rookie Cheyenne Knight win at home in Texas for 1st title

Jon Rahm won the Spanish Open for a second consecutive year and beat Seve Ballesteros' record for the fastest Spaniard to reach five European Tour wins

NHL players get very creative when it comes to chirping, and absolutely nothing is off limits. Watch any “NHL trash talk” compilation video on YouTube and you're left wondering how some guys can take the verbal abuse. In addition to possibly being crunched against the boards every time you get the puck, you also have to endure what essentially amounts to fifth-grade bullying. Fun!
While the chirps about one's physical appearance, personal statistics or contract situations are all hilarious and imaginative, sometimes the best chirps are the ones that are short and to the point. That's where Montreal Canadien Max Domi comes in. Domi, son of legendary chirper, fighter and complete nut job Tie Domi, is one of the better chirpers in the NHL, evidenced by his all-time great “waivers” line to Ottawa's Zack Smith last season. His chirp to Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Kasperi Kapanen on Saturday night was much more succinct, and it's easily the funniest thing you&#039..

The overall purse at TPC Summerlin is $7 million with the winner taking home $1.26 million for his victory