Jon Rahm during the Pro-Am ahead of the 2023 DP World Tour Championship. | Photo by Oisin Keniry/Getty Images
Rahm will not return to The American Express on the PGA Tour, thus reinvigorating his association with LIV Golf.
A notable player will be absent from The American Express in mid-January, the first PGA Tour event held in the continental United States each year.
Jon Rahm, who won this event—formerly known as The Bob Hope Classic—in 2023, was not among the names announced for the 2024 edition on Tuesday, per Joel Beall of Golf Digest.
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Deion Sanders has already announced that his son Shedeur will return as Colorado’s quarterback in 2024. But that doesn’t mean the Buffaloes aren’t preparing for all possible scenarios.
The most sacked QB in major college football, Shedeur missed Colorado’s season finale with an arm injury, an ankle injury and a back fracture. He’s on pace to return by the spring, but Coach Prime still wants some insurance. And he’s headed to the transfer portal to find it.
“Right now, we’re looking for older quarterbacks, because we plan on winning,” Sanders said.
Over the past generation, the Huskies’ success — under three different coaches — is undeniable.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers defended teammate Zach Wilson in an interview with “The Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday and blasted the Jets for leaks to the media.
Dave Roberts said he thinks the Dodgers’ meeting with Shohei Ohtani “went well” but that the two-way superstar will ultimately end up where “he feels most comfortable.
Las Vegas’ Sphere has gotten a lot of attention in recent months thanks to the incredible technology it puts on display. Now, the venue has already hosted U2 and was a prominent landmark during the inaugural Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. Now, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman will get booed there as the league prepares to host its draft there.
The commissioner himself revealed that the league is in the final stages of securing the venue for the 2024 NHL Entry Draft scheduled for June 28 and 29.
An NFL official part of the yard-marker crew was the victim of an unfortunate collision in the Lions’ 33—28 win over the Saints at the Caesars Superdome on Sunday.
The official, Nick Piazza, reportedly suffered a fractured fibula and dislocated knee after New Orleans running back Alvin Kamara ran into him on the sidelines. Piazza’s injuries will require surgery, according to a Saints spokesperson.
Update from Saints on condition of injured chain-gang member Nick Piazza:
He suffered a dislocated knee and fractured fibula, but blood vessels remain intact.
Heading into the offseason, the Los Angeles Angels had big decisions to make on the futures of Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani.
Ohtani is obviously the game’s biggest free agent, with several teams pushing the bidding well over $500 million as a decision nears.
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But Trout’s status was potentially even more interesting, and rumors suggested he may be available in trade as the Angels look to cut salary.
In a year of quarterbacking-by-committee throughout the NFL, no team has had a revolving door quite like the Browns.
Cleveland has started four signal-callers this season—Deshaun Watson, Dorian Thompson-Robinson, P.J. Walker and now Joe Flacco. Somehow, the Browns have emerged 7-5 and remain in the thick of the AFC postseason quagmire.
The casual fan may see Cleveland’s record and wonder whether the Browns have been seamlessly, through skill or luck, able to trot out any warm body in 2023. This has hardly been the case, as Flacco proved Sunday to humorous effect.
The Dolphins (9-3) currently hold the AFC’s No. 1 playoff seed after destroying the Commanders 45-15 on Sunday at FedExField.
But Miami coach Mike McDaniel isn’t putting much stock in the NFL standings entering Week 14. He was asked Tuesday about his reaction to seeing the Dolphins atop the conference’s playoff picture.
“Call me when it’s a 13-game season,” McDaniel said to reporters in a press conference. “And I’ll be excited to talk about the next game.