Essential viewers’ guide for 150th Belmont StakesEssential viewers’ guide for 150th Belmont Stakes
Justify looks to capture horse racing’s Triple Crown on Saturday, you don’t want to miss history. Here’s everything you need to know before tuning in.
Day: June 4, 2018
Denzel Ward hopes to follow buddy Marshon Lattimore’s blueprintDenzel Ward hopes to follow buddy Marshon Lattimore’s blueprint
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Formula One boss Chase Carey has outlined the criteria potential grand prix venues must meet in order to make it on the championship’s race calendar.
Monday Qualifiers: FedEx St. Jude ClassicMonday Qualifiers: FedEx St. Jude Classic
The FedEx St. Jude Classic holds its qualifier on Sunday so that it doesn’t conflict with U.S. Open qualifying. Even on a different day of the week, T.J. Vogel had the same success. Vogel shot 4-under 66 on Sunday at Windyke Country Club’s East Course to qualify for a sixth event this season, and his third in a row. Here’s a closer look at the four players who played their way into the FedEx St. Jude Classic. T.J. VOGEL (66) Age: 27 Hometown: Hollywood, Florida Alma mater: USC/Florida PGA TOUR starts: 9 Best TOUR finish: T16, 2018 Valspar championship Notes: Vogel has made the cut in his last three TOUR starts. He has earned 51 non-member FedExCup points. He can qualify for the Web.com Tour Finals by earning as many points as No. 200 in the FedExCup standings. Last year, it took 82 points to qualify for the Web.com Tour Finals. He finished 10th on last season’s Mackenzie Tour-PGA TOUR Canada Order of Merit. He also won the 2012 U.S. Amateur Public Links and played in the 2013 Masters. OMAR URESTI (66) Age: 49 Hometown: Austin, Texas Alma mater: Texas PGA TOUR starts: 362 Best PGA TOUR finish: 3rd, 1997 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard and 2006 AT&T Byron Nelson Notes: Uresti, a PGA TOUR veteran member, has made 179 cuts on TOUR and is a two-time winner on the Web.com Tour. He also is the reigning PGA Professional National Champion. He made the cut in last year’s PGA Championship, and has made the cut in two of four starts this season. He’s made the cut in eight of 11 starts at the FedEx St. Jude, including a T10 in 1999. A.J. McINERNEY (66) Age: 24 Hometown: Henderson, Nevada Alma mater: UNLV PGA TOUR starts: 2 Best PGA TOUR finish: T10, 2017 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open Notes: McInerney, who grew up in the Las Vegas suburb of Henderson, was in the headlines after surviving last year’s Las Vegas shooting. He received a sponsor exemption into the PGA TOUR event at TPC Summerlin and impressed with a T10. McInerney finished 97th on last year’s Web.com Tour money list. BEN CRANCER (66) Age: 24 Hometown: Kirkwood, Missouri Alma mater: Texas A&M PGA TOUR starts: Debut Notes: The Texas A&M alum has been competing this season on the Adams Pro Tour, where he has three top-10s in five starts. AT&T BYRON NELSON QUALIFIERS T66. T.J. Vogel, 66-71-73-69 MC. Steven Ihm, 73-70 MC. Ryan Baca, 76-69 MC. Tom Whitney, 72-74 THIS SEASON’S QUALIFIERS Qualifiers: 63 Made cut: 21 (33%) Top-10s: 3 (Scott Strohmeyer, T4 at Sanderson Farms; Trey Mullinax,T8 at Valspar; Julian Suri, T8 at Houston) Top-25s: 5 Most times qualified: T.J. Vogel (6)
Button ‘reasonably happy’ after first Le Mans track experienceButton ‘reasonably happy’ after first Le Mans track experience
Jenson Button admitted finding his first laps of Le Mans “disconcerting” as he took to the Circuit de la Sarthe for the first time in his SMP Racing car.
Watch The Rush debut: Stars’ battle of fashionWatch The Rush debut: Stars’ battle of fashion
Sports Betting News’ new show takes a look at Draymond Green vs. LeBron James off the court, more from NBA Finals Game 2 and non-hoops happenings.
Alonso quickest in first Le Mans testAlonso quickest in first Le Mans test
Fernando Alonso’s preparations for his Le Mans 24 Hours debut got off to a perfect start as the Spaniard topped the first official test day at the weekend.
Steph looks like the MVP, but LeBron probably still isSteph looks like the MVP, but LeBron probably still is
Steph Curry is bringing extra magic to the court despite LeBron James’ transcendent performance in Cleveland’s losing efforts.
Finally, it’s Curry’s time to shine in NBA FinalsFinally, it’s Curry’s time to shine in NBA Finals
Despite having two regular-season MVPs and two championships, Warriors star Stephen Curry still feels that he has something to prove on basketball’s biggest stage.
Why these Finals have been so sweet for StephWhy these Finals have been so sweet for Steph
For a guy with two regular-season MVPs and two championships, Stephen Curry still has something to prove on basketball’s biggest stage. Doesn’t he?
