MasterpressFor as long as I can remember, Mike Scioscia has been the manager of the Los Angeles Angels. He's been at the helm so long that he's survived three changes to the franchise's name, starting as the manager of the Anaheim Angels in 2000, then the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in 2005 now just the Los Angeles Angels since 2016. Truly remarkable.
Obviously, there's a reason he's not only the longest-tenured manager in baseball, but the second longest-tenured manager in the four major sports behind only San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich. He was good at his job from the beginning, ending the Angels 16-year playoff drought and winning the World Series in his third year in 2002 and taking them to the postseason in five of the next seven years. He'll without a doubt go down as the greatest manager in the franchise's history, but since 2010 the Angels have gone to the playoffs just once, and they immediately got swept by the Kansas City Roy..

Els holds out Quayle' course record to win Fiji International; Els finishes strong for 3rd

Andrew Putnam takes lead in Barracuda Championship

Lee Westwood of England has withdrawn from the PGA Championship next week with an injury.

Justin Thomas builds 3-shot lead at Firestone as Tiger Woods falls 11 shots back

Pornanong Phatlum has held her overnight one-shot lead of the Women's British Open after the third round at Royal Lytham

Kenny Perry, a two-time event winner, shoots 12-under 60 to lead after two rounds of 3M Championship

Omar RawlingsOn Friday night, following a 15-7 drubbing of the New York Yankees in the first game of the series, the Boston Red Sox continued to embarrass the Bronx Bombers, with pitcher Rick Porcello throwing an 86-pitch one-hitter. The 4-1 victory extended Boston's lead to 7.5 games over the Yanks, which isn't insurmountable, but it certainly is beginning to feel like the AL East race is over.
RELATED: A-Rod tried to put a Yankees jacket on Big Papi, and it went about as well as you’d expect
While Sox fans have nothing to complain about, they probably would have loved a no-no from Porcello, which would have really added insult to injury for Yankee fans. But New York third baseman Miguel Andujar, who DH'd on Friday night, saved them from the extra shame, blasting a home run over the green monster for what would end up being the team's only hit:
https://twitter.com/SDeportivaCDN/status/1025749065789792256
Believe it or not, a certain group of Sox fans may have been ..

PGA CHAMPIONSHIP '18: A trivia quiz covering a century of the only major for pros

PGA CHAMPIONSHIP '18: A capsule look at top contenders for Bellerive Country Club