KU’s Self: Bragg ‘suiting up’ for game MondayKU’s Self: Bragg ‘suiting up’ for game Monday
KU’s Self: Bragg ‘suiting up’ for game Monday
KU’s Self: Bragg ‘suiting up’ for game Monday
By Mark Lamport-Stokes (Officialsportsbetting.com) – Tiger Woods’ withdrawal from last week’s Dubai Desert Classic due to back spasms has cast a lengthening shadow over his return to competition, leaving at least one expert to conclude his brilliant career is now drawing to a premature close. While manager Mark Steinberg downplayed the withdrawal, saying Woods had a “back spasm”, sports injury expert Selene Parekh says the player “should be very concerned” that he had to make an early departure from the Middle East event. Comfortably the greatest player of his generation and arguably the best of all time, Woods was a creaking shadow of his former self in Dubai, struggling to a five-over 77 in the opening round before pulling out of the tournament the following day.
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The Atlanta Falcons headed home Monday, still in a bit of shock after blowing a 25-point lead in the Super Bowl. While the future looks bright for a team with MVP quarterback Matt Ryan and a promising young defense, let’s not forget the psychological impact of what happened in Houston. The Falcons were ready to celebrate the first championship in their 51-year history when they built a 28-3 lead on the New England Patriots.
The Indians didn’t enter the offseason with many holes, but they did had one very specific need: Power for the heart of the lineup. Given the makeup of the returning roster, the easiest way for Cleveland to address the issue was to target a slugger for first base or designated hitter.
By Mark Lamport-Stokes Feb 6 (Officialsportsbetting.com) – Tiger Woods’ withdrawal from last week’s Dubai Desert Classic due to back spasms has cast a lengthening shadow over his return to competition, leaving at least one expert to conclude his brilliant career is now drawing to a premature close. While manager Mark Steinberg downplayed the withdrawal, saying Woods had a “back spasm”, sports injury expert Selene Parekh says the player “should be very concerned” that he had to make an early departure from the Middle East event. Comfortably the greatest player of his generation and arguably the best of all time, Woods was a creaking shadow of his former self in Dubai, struggling to a five-over 77 in the opening round before pulling out of the tournament the following day.
Sergio Romo found his mojo in Mexico, and he’ll leave the country with a big league opportunity. Romo, 33, is expected to finalize a one-year deal with the Dodgers this week. He also hopes to return to the U.S. with a Caribbean Series title.
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