Author: Michael

Joe Greiner, the caddie of six-time PGA Tour winner Max Homa, used two words to describe what he witnessed from Gordon Sargent during a practice round at The Masters: holy sh-t.
That’s likely the same exact phrase patrons used who watched the world’s No. 1 amateur turn Augusta National into a pitch-and-putt during his Monday practice round with Justin Thomas and Homa.
While Gordon may just be a 175-pound sophomore at Vanderbilt, he’s a legitimate freak when it comes to the power he delivers to a golf ball.

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Even their shadows got posterized.
The full story of Ja Morant’s season has yet to be written. For now, the defining moment of Morant’s year was a team suspension for flashing a gun in an Instagram video that prompted an NBA investigation, led to mandated counseling, and a meeting with commissioner Adam Silver amid reports of previous aggressive behavior. There were rumors that Morant would sit out the rest of the year, but instead he was cleared to return to the court with his Memphis Grizzlies holding down the No. 2 seed in the West.

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It’s been a trying season for Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins. A year after making the All-Star Game and winning the NBA title, Wiggins has played in just 37 games—and none since Feb. 13—while dealing with a personal issue.
On Tuesday, however, Wiggins returned to the bench after 22 games away from the Warriors. Golden State fans responded by giving him a standing ovation during the team’s game against the Thunder, eliciting a huge smile from the 2015 Rookie of the Year.
“It was all just love and support,” Wiggins said of the Warriors’ support of him.

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Pitchers in Major League Baseball are very good these days at making fans wonder how they can throw such beautiful pitches that give hitters no chance of trying to put the bat on the ball. 
Sometimes their pitches don’t really seem fair at all. 
Also unfair was what Seattle’s Luis Castillo did on a hard-hit grounder back to the mound Tuesday night. The play left everyone in awe of how he pulled it off.

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It’s just about time for the Masters, folks.
Dozens of the world’s top golfers (and fans in search of the famous pimento cheese sandwiches) converge on Augusta, Ga., this week for the most storied major.
The first tee time is set for Thursday morning. Get acquainted with the ins and outs of the tournament and the many available betting options before it begins.

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The 2023 MLB season may be just five games old for the Cardinals, but already manager Oliver Marmol wasn’t afraid to call out the effort of one of his players.
After a 4–1 home loss to the Braves on Tuesday night, Marmol took exception with the effort put forth by Tyler O’Neill on a key play in the seventh inning. With two outs and St. Louis already trailing by three runs, O’Neill attempted to score from second base on Brendan Donovan’s base hit to right field, but Ronald Acuña Jr. nailed him with a perfect throw to home plate.

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The cheapest food in sports is back, and remains incredible.
The Masters is all about tradition, pageantry, and one of the most iconic settings in all of sports. If there’s anything more beautiful than the rolling hills of Augusta it’s the concessions menu — which remains the greatest triumph in American sports.
Seriously, just look at this thing.

Huge shoutout to The Masters for continuously being one of the only sporting events that has an affordable menu at the concession stand pic.twitter.

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LeBron James or Michael Jordan. Who is the greatest basketball player of all-time?
The debate that never ends reached a new level on Tuesday night in Salt Lake City. The Lakers have made their thoughts on the discourse abundantly clear.
Los Angeles went to overtime with Utah and pulled out its fourth win in a row after blowing a 10-point lead with less than two minutes left. Ochai Agbaji nailed a three, Kris Dunn hit a layup, and Kelly Olynyk knocked down a triple to cut the deficit to three.

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