Power Rankings: The Pens are mightiestPower Rankings: The Pens are mightiest
Power Rankings: The Pens are mightiest
Day: March 13, 2017
Past major winners welcome to Masters, but not to play (Sports Betting News)Past major winners welcome to Masters, but not to play (Sports Betting News)
Already the smallest field among majors, the Masters is shrinking the field for the Par 3 Contest. Augusta National has sent letters to its honorary invitees to inform them that the Par 3 Contest, held on the Wednesday before the opening round, will be limited to players in the field and past Masters champions. ”It’s sad,” former British Open champion David Duval said.
AP source: Cavaliers to sign forward Larry Sanders (Sports Betting News)AP source: Cavaliers to sign forward Larry Sanders (Sports Betting News)
A person familiar with the decisions says the Cleveland Cavaliers will sign free agent forward Larry Sanders. Sanders is in Cleveland taking his physical and is expected to be under contract by later Monday, said the person who spoke to Sports Betting News on condition of anonymity because the Cavs have not announced any roster moves. The Cavs have been looking to add another frontcourt player after center Andrew Bogut broke his left leg last week after just 58 seconds of his debut.
Le’Veon Bell undergoes surgery for core muscle injuryLe’Veon Bell undergoes surgery for core muscle injury
Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell underwent surgery Monday to fix a core muscle injury, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports. His recovery is expected to take about six weeks.
Nick Foles is returning to Eagles as backup quarterback (Sports Betting News)Nick Foles is returning to Eagles as backup quarterback (Sports Betting News)
Nick Foles is returning to the city where he had his most success. The Philadelphia Eagles agreed to terms on a two-year contract with Foles on Monday, bringing him back to serve as the backup quarterback for Carson Wentz two years after former coach Chip Kelly traded him to St. Louis. The 28-year-old Foles was drafted in the third round in 2012 by Philadelphia under Andy Reid.
Nick Foles is returning to Eagles as backup quarterback (Sports Betting News)Nick Foles is returning to Eagles as backup quarterback (Sports Betting News)
Nick Foles is returning to the city where he had his most success. The Philadelphia Eagles agreed to terms on a two-year contract with Foles on Monday, bringing him back to serve as the backup quarterback for Carson Wentz two years after former coach Chip Kelly traded him to St. Louis. The 28-year-old Foles was drafted in the third round in 2012 by Philadelphia under Andy Reid.
Devonta Freeman not looking for trade out of AtlantaDevonta Freeman not looking for trade out of Atlanta
Devonta Freeman isn’t trying to get out of Atlanta and understands a new contract will take time. Freeman’s agent said earlier it was time for the Falcons to pay him "like the elite back he is."
Italy, Venezuela meet in Pool D tiebreakerItaly, Venezuela meet in Pool D tiebreaker
Two days after a thrilling, back-and-forth game that took extra innings to decide, Italy and Venezuela will suit up for a rematch Monday with a spot in the second round of the World Baseball Classic on the line.
Bold predictions for the NCAA tournamentBold predictions for the NCAA tournament
Bold predictions for the NCAA tournament
TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR announces no more booking feesTeeOff.com by PGA TOUR announces no more booking fees
CHICAGO – TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR, the official tee time site of the PGA TOUR, today announced the elimination of booking fees. Now golfers can book tee times without a booking fee on TeeOff.com, the TeeOff.com mobile app or 24/7 via the TeeOff.com reservation center. The fastest growing tee time reservation site in golf, TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR launched in 2013 with a commitment to making it easier for golfers to book their next round. “TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR invites golfers to book their next tee time without booking fees,” said Gary Cohen, chief executive officer, EZLinks Golf – developers of TeeOff.com. “We are eliminating the hurdle to online reservations and fulfilling our commitment to golfers and golf courses to make it as easy as possible for golfers to book their next round.” With booking fees topping $3 on some online sites ($12 per foursome), the incremental expense made online booking cost prohibitive for many golfers. TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR first debuted the No Booking Fees promotion in its app in November 2016. Today, TeeOff.com is extending the No Booking Fee convenience to all TeeOff.com platforms – online, on app, on the phone. “Whether you book one round or every round on TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR, your booking fee will be free,” Cohen said. Offering half a million tee times and deals golfers won’t find anywhere else, TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR wants to make it easier for anyone to play. Operated by golf technology leader EZLinks Golf, a PGA TOUR affiliated company, TeeOff.com by PGA TOUR is the only tee time reservation site to bear the PGA TOUR mark. “The PGA TOUR chose to enter the online tee time marketplace, through an affiliate investment in EZLinks Golf, to further our commitment to growing the game,” said Ty Votaw, chief marketing officer, PGA TOUR. “We believe no booking fees will contribute to this mission and will appeal to a new generation of golfers who are used to buying most everything online without the added expense of fees.” For more information or to book your next tee time, visit www.teeoff.com.