Day: October 15, 2017

Progress: Tiger posts video of driver swingProgress: Tiger posts video of driver swing

Bob Harig ESPN Senior Writer Close Senior golf writer for ESPN.com Covered golf for more than 20 years Earned Evans Scholarship to attend Indiana University For the third time in eight days, Tiger Woods posted a video to Twitter of himself taking a golf swing — in his Sunday red, no less. And hitting a driver. Woods, who had fusion surgery on his lower back in April, has not said if he has been cleared by doctors to resume full golf activity. He said two weeks ago at the Presidents Cup, where he was an assistant captain, that he was awaiting word after a six-month check-up. His agent, Mark Steinberg, could not be reached Sunday. It was at the Presidents Cup where Woods said, “I don’t know what

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LOOK: Aaron Rodgers shows up at Mall of America, holds random scavenger huntLOOK: Aaron Rodgers shows up at Mall of America, holds random scavenger hunt

If you’ve ever wanted to score free tickets to an NFL game, it seems that all you really need to do is follow Aaron Rodgers on Instagram.  The quarterback has been using the social media site to give away free tickets to every game that the Packers have played in this entire season, and this week

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Ex-Dolphins coach Chris Foerster checks into rehab after being fired for snorting videoEx-Dolphins coach Chris Foerster checks into rehab after being fired for snorting video

Former Dolphins coach Chris Foerster is checking into rehab after being fired for a video that leaked out showing him snorting lines of white powder (believed, most likely, to be cocaine) before a meeting at the Dolphins facility. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, Foerster is seeking help for substance

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Astros trying to give Houston a boost in wake of HarveyAstros trying to give Houston a boost in wake of Harvey

Every time the Astros suit up, they wear a simple patch as a reminder of what Houston lost to Hurricane Harvey and its catastrophic flooding. The city is determined to rebuild, and the Astros are careful to honor Houston with every game as they chase a second trip to the World Series in the franchise

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