Never underestimate a championNever underestimate a champion
Never underestimate a champion
Never underestimate a champion
Things are not going well in the world of Bruce Boudreau. After the 3-1 loss on Sunday afternoon, Boudreau sat down for his post-game presser with the media. The Wild first post the video of the press conference to their Twitter account.
O’s Mancini hits 2 HRs, provides bats for 2 more
April 17 (Gracenote) – FedEx Cup rankings 1. (1) Dustin Johnson (U.S.) 1903 2. (2) Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) 1822 3. (3) Justin Thomas (U.S.) 1793 4. (4) Jon Rahm (Spain) 1361 5. (5) Adam Hadwin (Canada) 1198 6. (6) Jordan Spieth (U.S.) 1104 7. (7) Pat Perez (U.S.) 1096 8. (8) Rickie Fowler (U.S.) 1069 9. (9) Justin Rose (Britain) 980 10. (10) Brendan Steele (U.S.) 960 11. (11) Russell Henley (U.S.) 935 12. (12) Sergio Garcia (Spain) 877 13. (13) Marc Leishman (Australia) 869 14. (59) Wesley Bryan (U.S.) 845 15. (14) Gary Woodland (U.S.) 830 16. (15) Hudson Swafford (U.S.) 800 17. …
His teammates are rarely surprised anymore because this is the Bryce Harper they are accustomed to. The one who lives to be at the plate in the biggest moments and so frequently seems to deliver. So they were not surprised to see Harper connect with a walk-off three-run home run in the ninth inning Sunday, as the Nationals dugout and the crowd of 29,774 fans at Nationals Park erupted.
Hawks’ Millsap: Wiz ‘were playing MMA’ in win
Stephen Ames hadn’t won a tournament in eight years, so he knew it was critical to keep his cool. Ames won the Mitsubishi Electric Classic on Sunday for his first PGA Tour Champions title, easily holding off Bernhard Langer at TPC Sugarloaf. Ames opened with rounds of 67 and 68 to take a one-stroke lead over five players into the final round.
Forgot about Dray? Green does it all in Warriors’ Game 1 triumph
Kevin Durant patted his chest after two big baskets in the fourth quarter and let everybody know ”I got this!” Stephen Curry knocked down a timely baseline 3-pointer, reached his hand high and gestured to further ignite a raucous sellout crowd. On a day Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum put on a dazzling display of shot-making for Portland, the NBA’s top-seeded team of superstars found its touch down the stretch and defended with purpose. Durant had 32 points and 10 rebounds in his Golden State playoff debut, Curry scored 29 points, and the Warriors withstood that sensational day by the Trail Blazers’ dynamic backcourt duo to win Game 1 of the first-round series 121-109 on Sunday.
Kevin Durant patted his chest after two big baskets in the fourth quarter and let everybody know ”I got this!” Stephen Curry knocked down a timely baseline 3-pointer, reached his hand high and gestured to further ignite a raucous sellout crowd. On a day Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum put on a dazzling display of shot-making for Portland, the NBA’s top-seeded team of superstars found its touch down the stretch and defended with purpose. Durant had 32 points and 10 rebounds in his Golden State playoff debut, Curry scored 29 points, and the Warriors withstood that sensational day by the Trail Blazers’ dynamic backcourt duo to win Game 1 of the first-round series 121-109 on Sunday.