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Patrick Reed faces Jordan Spieth in a winner-take-all match for their group and the right to advance to Saturday’s final 16.
Patrick Reed faces Jordan Spieth in a winner-take-all match for their group and the right to advance to Saturday’s final 16.
He is college basketball’s most polarizing player, and his career is coming to an end. Through the controversy and triumphs, Duke’s lone senior is starting to understand himself.
AUSTIN, Texas — It’s the final day of the group stage at the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play. A total of 32 matches are set for Friday at Austin Country Club. The 16 group-stage winners will advance to this weekend’s single-elimination play, starting with Saturday morning’s Round of 16 action. PGATOUR.COM is on the scene in Austin and will provide live coverage throughout the day. Click here for the scenarios for every player in the 64-man field. MATCH RECAPS: Day 2 | Day 1 Watch PGA TOUR LIVE | Printable bracket | Live leaderboard
A .422 on-base percentage that ranked second in the American League last season has drawn the attention of Yankees manager Aaron Boone, who is wondering: could Aaron Judge be their best option in the leadoff spot?
Michael Jordan was prepared to leave Nike for Adidas, until Tinker Hatfield came up with the design for the Air Jordan 3. Now Nike is releasing a new version of the iconic sneaker based on Hatfield’s previously unseen design sketches.
Amid the tangle of emotions, players look to do something to distract them from the sadness — activism, schoolwork, and even baseball — or else it can consume you.
With the top three picks of the draft almost certain to be quarterbacks, the Browns will take the best non-quarterback with their second selection.
The Patriots were one of 13 teams to watch Johnny Manziel throw Thursday. And while it’s unlikely, there are reasons for them to consider signing him.
ESPN rounds up all the reaction from up and down the Melbourne paddock following Friday practice for the 2018 Australian Grand Prix.
(CNN)There are times when watching golf is similar to watching a wildlife documentary; so elaborate are some of the modern players’ pre-shot routines, and so lurid the outfits, they resemble birds of paradise, in the full throes of courtship. Slow play is a fast route to heated debate in the sport. At Torrey Pines in January, American JB Holmes took four minutes, 10 seconds to hit his second shot on the final hole, despite the PGA Tour rules stipulating that a player should take no more than 40 seconds. Then there’s Kevin Na, who was derided on social media — including by former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen — for taking a minute-and-a-half over what appeared to be a routine tap-in at the Genesis Open.