Browsing: All news

Wrexham AFC clinched a promotion for the second consecutive season. With a 6–0 win over Forest Green, the Welsh club is moving up to EFL League One.

Here is how both the Warriors and Kings still can claim the Western Conference’s No. 8 seed.

Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images
Schauffele enters the weekend six shots off the lead after playing a really solid round at The Masters Friday.
Xander Schauffele will tee off Saturday at the 88th Masters Tournament six shots off the lead. That might sound like a lot, but with the way the course has played thus far, he is absolutely alive.
He kept himself there with a fantastic second round Friday. Schauffele carded an even par 72 for the second straight day.
“I played pretty solid. I made some key putts,” Schauffele said after his round.
He certainly did.

The family of O.J. Simpson is reportedly planning on cremating his body and will not allow his brain to be studied or researched for CTE, despite multiple requests by doctors and scientists. 
According to the New York Post, requests were made by medical professionals to Simpson’s family since O.J.’s death this past Wednesday, asking if they would donate his brain for research. The Post reports that Simpson’s longtime attorney Malcolm LaVergne said that the family responded with a “hard no.” 
“With O.J.

Welcome to the regular-season finale, where 13 playoff seeds are still in the air. We break down what’s at stake for Sunday’s slate of games.

Welcome to the regular-season finale, where 13 playoff seeds are still up in the air. We break it all down — including a record-setting logjam for the West’s No. 1.

San Antonio Spurs forward (or should I say, unicorn?) Victor Wembanyama is the NBA’s next unstoppable force.
The French phenom and his squad were facing off against the Denver Nuggets last night in San Antonio. Mind you, these are the same Nuggets who steamrolled their way to an NBA title last year. They’ve faced dominant players, know how to gameplan well for an opponent, and themselves boast elite talent (Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray, Michael Porter Jr.).
But even this squad was incapable of stopping Wembanyama.

Since the release of the Apple TV+ docuseries Dynasty, many former New England Patriots players have expressed disapproval of the portrayal of certain figures in the organization. Stephon Gilmore is the latest to come forward.
The former Pats cornerback felt the series didn’t show Bill Belichick in a positive light. So he took to social media to defend the head coach.
“Just watched The Dynasty. Bill was the greatest coach I’ve ever been around. Don’t let that fool you,” Gilmore posted on X.

Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images
Hovland made a schedule change after an atrocious second round that caused him to miss the cut at The Masters.
After an abnormal showing Friday at The Masters Tournament, Viktor Hovland has made a change to his short-term schedule.
He posted a 9-over 81, 10 shots worse than his Thursday round to miss the cut by two strokes. The reigning FedEx Cup champ was one of many prominent names to miss the cut.
On Saturday morning, news surfaced that Hovland withdrew from play next week at the RBC Heritage event.

Bryson DeChambeau – AKA your current Moving Day Masters co-leader – was in the lab creating his current set of irons till the very last second earlier this week. 
That’s right – the Mad Scientist was mixing and matching all the way up to the 11th hour on Tuesday, and waited until the last possible second to print those bad boys up and get the OK from the folks at Augusta National and the USGA. 
Legend. 
I mean, that’s just an insane little nugget. Some old school folks will scoff at it and call Bryson a weirdo, but not me. I’m all in. That’s a Leader of Men.