Dolan was this week’s lone dissenting vote against both the league’s proposed budget this season and its newly re-elected chairman of the board of governors, Toronto’s Larry Tanenbaum, sources told Yahoo Sports.
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Rahm hopes to play on the DP World Tour and gain valuable Ryder Cup points this fall. But he has to pay fines first, something he doesn’t want to do.
The DP World Tour has ruled Jon Rahm ineligible unless he pays the outstanding fines levied against him due to his affiliation with LIV Golf. That puts his Ryder Cup prospects in peril, too.
Rahm, who is in Chicago for a LIV event this week, said he hopes to play in three DP World Tour events this fall.
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Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill called for the Miami-Dade Police Department to fire one of the officers involved in his detainment on Sunday.
“He gotta go, man,” Hill said during a press conference on Wednesday. “In that instance right there, like not only did he treat me bad, you know what I’m saying, he also treated my teammates with disrespect.
“He had some crazy words towards them and they ain’t even do nothing. Like, what did they do to you? They’re just walking on the sidewalk. So, I don’t know, bro.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow didn’t play particularly well in a loss Sunday to the New England Patriots.
Bengals fans, and NFL analysts, are predictably freaking out about one game. There’s no better time for overreaction than Week 1 of the NFL season, so here we are.
But it’s not just Burrow’s play that has people worried – he actually played quite a bit better than most people realize, actually – but a lingering injury concern.
Burrow suffered a season-ending wrist injury last year to his throwing arm.
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His wife has been pulled into the political fray, but the Chiefs QB’s perspective comes off as refreshing in these polarized times.
Kyle Van Noy suffered a fractured orbital bone in last Thursday’s season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs. Now, the Baltimore Ravens linebacker is slamming the Chiefs’ training staff for its delayed and “unprofessional” response to the injury.
On Tuesday’s episode of his McCoy & Van Noy podcast, Van Noy claimed that Kansas City’s trainers took an entire quarter before they evaluated him, which led to a delay in him being ruled out for the remainder of the game.
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