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Phil Mickelson had just about the best comeback you can possibly have to a Twitter troll.
Mickelson famously has had a gambling program, reportedly and repeatedly suffering massive losses.
According to one book, he lost upwards of $40 million from 2010-2014.
The excessive losses were rumored to be part of his motivation for taking the guaranteed money from the LIV tour.
One fan decided to take a shot at Mickelson for his gambling habits on Twitter recently. And he responded with just about the biggest possible flex.

Butler refuses to take bad shots, so that means he’ll have to be more aggressive in hunting the good ones.

Jimmy Butler was held to 13 points and didn’t take a free throw in Miami’s Game 1 loss to Denver. The Heat need more from their Alpha, and he knows it.

Ahead of No. 4 Tennessee’s matchup with No. 1 Oklahoma at the Women’s College World Series on Saturday, perhaps the biggest question was who would start for the Lady Vols.
This roster is blessed with not one but two ace-quality pitchers: Ashley Rogers (0.83 ERA) and Payton Gottshall (1.58 ERA). Both are experienced—Rogers is a graduate student and Gottshall a senior—and either seemed like a fair choice to start against the best team in the country.

The Phoenix Suns retained associate head coach Kevin Young on a new deal worth more than $2 million annually that’ll make him the NBA’s highest-paid assistant coach, sources told ESPN.

Despite their 1-0 lead over the Heat in the NBA Finals, Nuggets coach Michael Malone says his team hasn’t “done a damn thing” yet.

With the Nuggets looking to maintain momentum in the NBA Finals, coach Michael Malone spoke Saturday about the stern message he delivered to his team in the aftermath of Thursday’s Game 1 victory.
The Nuggets’ 104–93 win over the Heat seemingly confirmed what many believed about the heavily-favored’s team advantage over its Eastern Conference counterpart, with some going as far as declaring the series as over after just one game.

Their teams are about to go toe-to-toe for the right to lift the most iconic trophy in sports, but that won’t stop the Vegas Golden Knights and Florida Panthers owners from doing some good for veterans.
Golden Knights owner Bill Foley and Panthers owner Vincent Viola announced a plan for a friendly bet that will see $100,000 going to a veterans organization.
This will come after the Stanley Cup Final, with the winning team’s owner selecting the charity the losing team’s owner will donate to.
Both Foley and Viola are veterans and United States Military Academy at West Point graduates.

Denver won easily and efficiently to open the Finals, but Malone wants his team improved and prepared for maximum effort from Miami.

Denver won easily and efficiently to open the Finals, but Michael Malone wants his team better prepared for maximum effort from Miami in Game 2.