Live: Round 1 of Hero World ChallengeLive: Round 1 of Hero World Challenge
Tiger Woods is set to make his return to competitive golf when he tees off at 12:05 p.m. ET in the Bahamas. Follow all the action on our live leaderboard.
Day: November 30, 2017
Vettel will miss ‘Gina’, not looking forward to HaloVettel will miss ‘Gina’, not looking forward to Halo
Sebastian Vettel will miss his 2017 Ferrari — nicknamed Gina — and is not looking forward to sitting behind a Halo head-protection device next year.
Behind the bracket: The wide-open race for No. 2 seedsBehind the bracket: The wide-open race for No. 2 seeds
Notre Dame currently stands as a No. 2 seed. But will the Fighting Irish stay there? That line might be the most complicated on the bracket.
Josh Norman’s quiet season might be one of his bestJosh Norman’s quiet season might be one of his best
Though he doesn’t have any interceptions this season, Norman is having the kind of impact the Redskins hoped for when they signed him in 2016.
Dak Prescott-led Cowboys look to silence doubtersDak Prescott-led Cowboys look to silence doubters
Coming off a stellar rookie season, Prescott is facing myriad questions about his recent rut. And the Cowboys QB can’t wait to provide answers.
Could the West be the best for Stanton?Could the West be the best for Stanton?
Where will Giancarlo Stanton end up — that is, if the Marlins opt to move him in a deal? Strong signs point to the Dodgers and Giants as potential landing spots for the Miami slugger.
Devils send Henrique to Ducks for VatanenDevils send Henrique to Ducks for Vatanen
New Jersey acquired defenseman Sami Vatanen and a conditional third-round pick from Anaheim for Adam Henrique, Joseph Blandisi and a 2018 third-rounder.
Changes in place, HMS looks ahead to 2018Changes in place, HMS looks ahead to 2018
Coming a disappointing season for Hendrick Motorsports, Jimmie Johnson and Chase Elliott are ready to move on to 2018.
Changes in place, Hendrick Motorsports looks ahead to 2018 seasonChanges in place, Hendrick Motorsports looks ahead to 2018 season
Hendrick Motorsports’ four wins in 2017 were its fewest in a Cup season since 2000.