The NBA playoff picture will come into clearer view each day between now and the end of the regular season Sunday. In the meantime, we will provide detailed daily updates on the landscape.
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Tiger Woods will not complete his 25th appearance at The Masters. The 47-year-old announced his withdrawal on Sunday morning ahead of the continuation of the third round.
Woods, who tied the record for most consecutive cuts made at 23 on Saturday, needed help from Justin Thomas down the stretch. In the end, it was the former who was inside the cutline as the latter didn’t make it to the third round.
Unfortunately, neither will compete for a title.
It was The Masters that first broke the news of Woods’ decision not to continue.
The fabled green jacket of Augusta National is ready to be claimed. Brooks Koepka begins Sunday’s final round with a two-shot lead over Jon Rahm.
Brooks Koepka and Jon Rahm are well ahead of the pack at the top of the leaderboard on Sunday, where they’ll play 30 holes to decide who’ll wear the green jacket.
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Wisconsin DT Keeanu Benton is a run-stuffer, but can he develop pass-rushing ability in the pros?
The 2023 NFL Draft’s group of interior defensive line prospects can best be described as “boom-or-bust”.
Georgia’s Jalen Carter is the consensus top prospect at defensive tackle from a film perspective, but off-the-field questions linger with him heading into the draft. Clemson’s Bryan Bresee has elite tools but dealt with injury problems in college and didn’t live up to the massive expectations placed upon him coming out of high school.
Adesanya looked like his old self in his rematch versus Pereira, while Masvidal walked away from MMA for good.
Adesanya reclaims his middleweight title and Masvidal retires. Here’s everything that took place at UFC 287.
Israel Adesanya finally tasted victory over the one man who has had his number, brutally knocking out rival Alex Pereira to recapture the middleweight championship Saturday night at UFC 287 in Miami.
Braves catcher Travis d’Arnaud was removed from Saturday’s game against the Padres following a scary collision with Rougned Odor at home plate.
d’Arnaud, who thought he had the ball in his glove, attempted to place a tag on Odor at the plate during Saturday’s game. A big collision ensued, resulting in the veteran backstop exiting the contest.
Speaking to reporters after the game, manager Brian Snitker indicated the 34-year-old is most likely headed to the 7-day concussion IL following the collision with Odor.
The Bobcats won their first NCAA championship in any sport.