Rose Zhang plays a shot during round one of the T-Mobile Match Play presented by MGM Rewards. | Photo by Orlando Ramirez/Getty Images
On a challenging day in Las Vegas, Rose Zhang made things look easy and is in the mix at the T-Mobile Match Play at Shadow Creek.
New Las Vegas resident Rose Zhang felt right at home at Shadow Creek during Wednesday’s opening round of the T-Mobile Match Play.
She carded a 5-under 67, the second-best round of the day, and is one stroke behind South Korea’s Sei Young Kim after day one. She sits in a tie for second with Danielle Kang.
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Whoa, baby! We got some old-school NHL “hockey” on Wednesday night when the New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils squared-off, literally, at Madison Square Garden.
Quick refresher for those who aren’t aware. The last time the Rangers and Devils met, New York rookie Matt Rempe elbowed Devils defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler in the head. Referees assessed Rempe a five-minute major penalty for the play, along with a game-misconduct, and the NHL suspended him for four games.
BATON ROUGE, Louisiana – Apparently, the Governor of Louisiana was not just tweeting around.
Newly elected Republican Jeff Landry appeared on FOX News’ “America Reports” with Sandra Smith on Wednesday and doubled down on his promise to try to take away scholarships from college athletes in his state, unless all teams begin being present and accounted for at national anthems played before athletic events.
“Everybody should respect the flag,” he said. “If you don’t like it, well, guess what? You don’t have to play the sport.
Was Jon Gruden the ‘secret sauce’ to Derek Carr’s brief success with the Raiders? Former Las Vegas Raiders general manager Mike Mayock believed so.
Mayock commented this week on Derek Carr, saying the quarterback has been on a decline since Gruden ran the Raiders.
Gruden’s departure was a blow to the team, especially for Carr, who Mike Mayock said benefited from the coach’s tutelage. And has been on the decline since …
“I thought Jon did an unbelievable job with Derek Carr,” Mayock said during a guest appearance on “3 & Out.
CM Punk returned to WWE for the first time in nearly 10 years in November, in a rumored yet surprising return at Survivor Series in Chicago.
On the surface, a return was logical.
Punk is one of the bigger needle movers in terms of merchandise and ticket sales within the wrestling industry. Rival promotion AEW had just terminated Punk in September (more on that in the preceding paragraphs). There were built-in rivalries for Punk ready-made on the current WWE roster, several of which could headline marquee events.
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A number of teams, including Aston Martin, are bringing some new components to Suzuka this weekend
An emerging storyline ahead of this weekend’s Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix?
Upgrades.
A number of teams have indicated they are bringing some upgrades to Suzuka. Both Sauber and Alpine have stated some new components are coming to the track, and of course there are the long-anticipated upgrades to the RB20 that Red Bull will be unveiling as well.
Another team bringing some upgrades to Suzuka?
Aston Martin.
In March, the Bears finalized the Justin Fields era in Chicago, trading him to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a conditional 2025 sixth-round pick. According to an anonymous NFL executive via The Athletic, he believes they “gave up” on the trade. “They almost got bullied or gave up,” an exec said to The Athletic.
The Kansas City Chiefs‘ future in Kansas City is in jeopardy (technically, but does anyone really think they’re going anywhere?).
This comes as voters elected to not extend a 3/8th-cent sales tax another 40 years. The money brought in by extending that sales tax would help pay for a new stadium for the Kansas City Royals and it would freshen up the Chiefs’ Arrowhead Stadium.
With less than two weeks remaining in the 2023-24 NBA regular season, a multitude of postseason possibilities still exist in both the East and the West. Let’s see where all 30 teams land in this final stretch.
On Tuesday, Paul Pierce appeared on FS1 where he casually belittled white female basketball players. With ease, he admitted he could not believe that Caitlin Clark recorded 41 points, 12 assists, and seven rebounds Monday night in a win against LSU.
He didn’t believe a “white girl in Iowa” could outplay actual black women.
“She didn’t do this to some other little white girls in Colorado,” said Pierce. “She did this to some black girls from LSU. I didn’t expect that.