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Phil Mickelson and Matt Kuchar won't tee off at the Masters for another hour, and yet Lefty has already won their third-round battle. We'll explain.
As he drove up Magnolia Lane around noon, just about an hour and 45 minutes before he and Kuchar's tee time, Mickelson had who we have to assume is brother and caddie Tim Mickelson film a little pre-round pump-up speech to himself. Mickelson, firmly in the mix at four under, is obviously excited, and you could see it and hear it in his voice as he soaked in the short drive to the clubhouse. The best moment, however, was Lefty's ricochet shot at Kuchar in regards to potential “side action” between the two. Have a watch:
https://twitter.com/PhilMickelson/status/1117096350519193601
“Obviously we're not going to have any side action today,” Mickelson says in a disappointing tone, adding, “because I'd probably see like .06-percent if I did win.”
Goodness gracious Phil, that man has a family!
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