PGA Tour players don’t yet know exactly how to feel about the merger between the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf. That makes sense since no one knows exactly what that partnership entails at this point. Dylan Wu wondered if PGA Tour players need to “apologize” for playing on the Tour.
In short: no, they do not.
Wu appeared on ESPN’s Outside the Lines with Jeremy Schaap.
“There are questions in the [player’s] meeting like ‘do we have to apologize for playing on the PGA Tour now because of where the money is coming from?’” Wu said.
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Despite critics saying she has a foot out the door, UFC champ Amanda Nunes plans to eagerly defend her belt vs. Irene Aldana.
The Broncos are reportedly signing former Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark to a one-year deal worth up to $7.5 million, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Jordan Schultz of The Score was the first to report the news of Denver landing the two-time Super Bowl champion. Clark’s deal will also include a $5.5 million guaranteed base salary, $1 million in “makeable incentives” along with an additional $1 million in more challenging incentives, per Schefter.
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The Nuggets regained the lead in the NBA Finals in Miami on Wednesday with a convincing 109-94 win, the largest margin of victory in the series so far.
Denver is a 3.5-point favorite for Game 4 and has moved back to a -901 favorite to win its first title. Accordingly, Nikola Jokić is -800 to win Finals MVP. The Heat are once again a home underdog — they had covered all four previous times in that position (and won three times) until the Game 3 loss.
Below are four betting picks and one key question for Game 5, which tips off Friday at 8:30 p.m ET on ABC.
With the Yankees and Red Sox set to square off this weekend for the first time in 2023, all eyes will turn to the most prominent rivalry in baseball. But it appears that at least some of the participants in the upcoming series hold the view that the feud between the two sides has lost some of its edge in recent years.
The beef between the two franchises dates back over a century, with countless iconic moments of mutual loathing over the years. They’ve even faced off in the playoffs twice over the past five seasons, with Boston winning both times in 2018 and ’21.
The No. 1 pick in April’s NFL draft, Bryce Young, took his first snaps with the first-team on Thursday and moved into the QB1 role for the Panthers, coach Frank Reich told reporters Thursday.
“It’s just the next step,” Reich said at organized team activities. “There’s really nothing to say other than, ‘Hey, we just wanted to move him up this week.’”
Reich added that Young has watched Andy Dalton with the first-team for several weeks and said it was “really good” for him. Dalton, a 12-year veteran, was listed atop the team’s depth chart before Young’s ascension.
Red Sox pitcher Matt Dermody, who is being called up from Triple-A Worcester to pitch against the Guardians on Thursday night, has come under fire for a past anti-LGBTQ tweet that has since been deleted from his personal account.
On June 26, 2021, Dermody tweeted “#PrideMonth. Homosexuals will not inherit the kingdom of God. They will go to hell. This is not my opinion, but the #Truth. Read 1 Corinthians 6:9. May we all examine our hearts, ask Jesus to forgive us and repent of all our sins.
Recently-demoted ESPN broadcaster Mark Jones trended over the weekend for a bizarrely-defensive tweet in which he responded to a random account praising Nikola Jokic.
Jones continues to tweet misleading stats to degrade the Nuggets star and even shares posts accusing Jokic and his family of benefiting from white privilege.
Why are his issues with Jokic? Did Jokic not defend him from racist white arena police officers?
Perhaps. Though it’s quite clear Jones has an issue with a white player dominating a majority-black sport.