Author: Michael

Tiger Woods hasn’t been quiet when it comes to the planned merger between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund (PIF), he’s been completely silent.
Woods hasn’t offered up any sort of statement or even a simple reaction to the early June announcement regarding the Tour and LIV Golf. While there are differing opinions about whether or not Woods should have jumped into the mix, the reality is that whether he is for or against the merger, there is nothing he could have said or done to change the situation.

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What an incredible performance!
China’s Guo Jincheng smashed the 50m S5 world record at the Para Swimming Championships in Manchester on Monday night, finishing over three-tenths of a second ahead of the previous record. Video of his achievement needs to be seen to be believed.

Guo sacrificed himself for the record, stretching and smashing head-first into the wall to ensure his time was as quick as possible. It paid off, as he became the first para athlete to break the 30 second barrier in the S5 classification.

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Mariners reliever Matt Brash has made a habit of making batters look foolish. Last week, he almost made Twins utilityman Willi Castro fall down with a curveball in the dirt. On Monday night, he made Red Sox infielder Yu Chang his latest victim. 
Brash worked a one-two-three seventh inning, throwing just 13 pitches in the process. The filthiest of those pitches was the second one he threw to Chang. Ahead in the count 0–1 after dropping a slider in the top of the zone, Brash went back to the slider again and Chang could only muster a feeble wave at it.

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With the first college football games of the 2023 season less than a month away, ESPN revealed its new season-long anthem for the sport on Tuesday.
This year’s song is “Something Real” by Post Malone, which was featured in his new album “AUSTIN,” released on Friday. The network unveiled the choice as part of a highlight video released on social media Tuesday, meant to drive excitement for the new season.

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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods during the second round of the 2023 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 07, 2023 | Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images
Although Tiger Woods has not played much golf lately, he will impact the game going forward in his new position with the PGA Tour.
Tiger Woods has agreed to join the PGA Tour policy board as an additional sixth member.

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To say that there is a quarterback controversy in New England would be inaccurate. To say that there are questions surrounding the position would be fair.
There is a slight nuance between those two sentences, but in some ways, they say the same thing. The Patriots have two viable options at the most important position in football.
Bill Belichick, in his 24th year with the organization, would agree.
He left the door open for competition during training camp. However, his comments should be taken with a grain of salt for now.

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Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard may be as well-known for his stoic demeanor on the court as for his litany of hoops achievements—a résumé that includes two NBA Finals MVP awards and five All-Star appearances.
However, once in a while an anecdote will slip out of Los Angeles that paints Leonard in a humorous light. One such story made it on to a recent episode of Clippers forward Paul George’s podcast, Podcast P with Paul George; George was joined for Monday’s episode by guard Terance Mann.

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Serena Williams is pregnant with her second child, and the tennis legend announced on Monday what the gender of the child will be.
The 23-time Grand Slam champion and her husband, Alexis Ohanian, are expecting another girl, the couple announced in a YouTube video.
The couple found out in quite a spectacular way as drones spelled out “It’s a…” as the guests waited patiently to see the gender. Then the drones spelled out “girl.”
Williams’s daughter, five-year-old Olympia, was just as excited as her parents when the news became official.

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NFL fans will have to wait a little while longer for Aaron Rodgers’s highly anticipated Jets debut. The future Hall of Famer will not be playing in Thursday’s Hall of Fame Game, which pits New York against the Browns in Canton, Ohio.
Rodgers was dealt to the Jets in April after a down year that saw Green Bay miss the postseason for the first time since 2018. His new team is hopeful he can lead them back to the playoffs and end a franchise-record 12-year drought.

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