Jon Rahm turned a 4-shot deficit to start the day into a 4-stroke Masters championship, becoming the fourth player from Spain to win at Augusta National.
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After a convincing performance on Masters Sunday, the green jacket belongs to Rahm. Here’s how the Spaniard got it done in Augusta.
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Vintage Phil Mickelson resurfaced at The Masters.
Not many people expected vintage Phil Mickelson to show up at the 2023 Masters.
Since leaving the PGA Tour for Saudi-funded LIV Golf last spring, Mickelson has been treated like an afterthought and a punchline. For a superstar player, who is one of the most accomplished competitors in golf history, it’s been a shocking two-year downfall from Mickelson’s triumphant PGA Championship win in 2021.
Perhaps no player in the NBA is better suited for engaging in Twitter beef than Draymond Green. On Sunday, the Warriors forward took the perfect opportunity to show he kept the receipts.
During the regular-season finale against the Pelicans, Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert and forward Kyle Anderson got into an altercation on the team’s bench, with Gobert taking a swing at Anderson before the pair were separated by teammates.
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The FedEx Cup leader earns a green jacket.
The 87th Masters at Augusta National shaped up to be a very entertaining major on the PGA Tour. The aura that always comes out of Augusta was no different than in years past. However, this year there was extra flare.
The PGA invited golfers from LIV to participate in the tournament, and with no one being able to script it any better, the run for this year’s green jacket came down to a golfer from each side playing it out until the end.
Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. announced on Instagram Sunday that he is signing with the Baltimore Ravens, and a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter that the veteran reached agreement with the club on a one-year deal worth up to $18 million with incentives.
Rudy Gobert was sent home in the middle of the Timberwolves’ final game of the season Sunday when he threw a punch at teammate Kyle Anderson in the middle of a heated exchange. Apparently, the argument was over the two players wanting to see more from each other.
The argument started during a timeout with Anderson telling Gobert to block some shots and continued when Gobert told him to grab a rebound, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. But it escalated when Anderson told Gobert to “shut the f— up, b—-.
NBA coach Gregg Popovich is bound to receive praise from left-wing outlets after a NEW tirade on gun reform, but it was more of the same woke nonsense that doesn’t seek to fix anything as much as it aims to stir outrage and confusion.
The almost 10-minute rant before NBA reporters on Sunday had enough beats to make Keith Olbermann blush as Popovich called out United States Senators by name, put the blood of the tragic Covenant School shooting on their hands for not outlawing the possession of weapons and accused Republicans of wanting to go back to Jim Crow.
Hole-by-hole updates and analysis as Brooks Koepka and Jon Rahm vie for the green jacket at Augusta National.
After months of speculation and rumors, Odell Beckham Jr. ended his extended absence from the NFL on Sunday after reportedly agreeing to a lucrative one-year deal with the Ravens.
The news of Baltimore landing Beckham, who has not played since Super Bowl LVI due to a torn ACL, sent shockwaves around the league less than a day after it was reported the coveted free agent would be meeting with the Jets on Monday. Of course, Beckham’s decision to join the Ravens also comes as a surprise considering the team is still sorting out Lamar Jackson’s tumultuous contract situation.