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Aliyah Boston had Caitlin Clark’s back vs. Angel Reese, and Clark is reciprocating by having Boston’s back against the WNBA.
Aliyah Boston had Caitlin Clark’s back when Angel Reese came to confront her in Saturday’s game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky, and after the game, Clark showed the camaraderie was mutual by volunteering to pay Boston’s technical foul fine for intervening.
It all started when Clark committed a foul on Reese (later upgraded to a flagrant) to prevent a layup attempt.
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Scottie Scheffler holds a three-shot lead over the field entering the final round at Quail Hollow. (AP/George Walker IV)ASSOCIATED PRESS
Scottie Scheffler is 18 holes from winning the iconic Wanamaker Trophy.
At 11-under, Scheffler is three shots clear of the field at the PGA Championship. He will, of course be in the final pairing at Quail Hollow Club in North Carolina on Sunday, where he’ll be joined by Sweden’s Alex Noren (-8). Noren is playing in just his second tournament of the year after battling injury. He’s not won yet on the PGA Tour.
This past week was another step toward mutually assured destruction in the arms race that is the NFL Schedule Release.
It’s a special time when social media managers get to flex their creative muscles and stunt on all of us left-brained plebeians with fun videos about who their employer plays this upcoming season.
And I am absolutely sick of it.
Every year, teams feel the need to up the ante and get even more elaborate than in offseasons past.
The NFL is even getting in on the fun, announcing the date of the schedule release ahead of the actual event.
Scottie Scheffler reacts to his bunker shot on the 13th hole during his third round at the US PGA.Photograph: David J Phillip/AP
Majors are often won as Saturday shadows lengthen. It feels as if we have again witnessed precisely that.
Quail Hollow’s devilish last three holes, the Green Mile, can ruin tournament aspirations. Scottie Scheffler decided to play that stretch in two under par. The world No 1 had already produced an outrageous eagle at the 14th and birdied the next. Five holes, five under. Catch him if you can.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – It had been a while, too long for his liking, but Jon Rahm was pleased to be back in the mix at another major championship.
With a 4-under 67 Saturday at the PGA Championship, Rahm will enter the final round five shots back as he looks to capture his third different major title.
“Hard to express how hungry I may be for a major – about as hungry as anybody can be in this situation,” Rahm said afterward. “Just very excited to be in this position and looking forward to hopefully having a good Sunday tomorrow.
Federico Bernardeschi scored twice for Toronto in their 6-1 hammering of Montreal in MLS on Saturday. (Leonardo Fernandez)
Former Juventus winger Federico Bernardeschi scored twice as Toronto FC romped to a 6-1 win at Canadian rivals Montreal in Major League Soccer on Saturday.
Canadian forward Theo Corbeanu added a brace as Toronto took full advantage of the Eastern Conference’s bottom club being reduced to 10 men in the 21st minute when Joel Waterman was sent off.