Dustin Johnson ended the FedEx St. Jude Classic with an incredible hole-out eagle on the 72nd hole. The shot clinched Johnson’s second TOUR win of the season over Andrew Putnam who finished solo-second at 13 under.
The Canadian Grand Prix finished two laps ahead of schedule after supermodel Winnie Harlow waved the chequered flag prematurely.
The Canadian Grand Prix finished two laps ahead of schedule after supermodel Winnie Harlow waved the chequered flag prematurely.
Triple Crown winner Justify will get a well-deserved break and then race again this year, although no date or location has been targeted yet.
It may not have been the most entertaining of races, but the Canadian Grand Prix highlighted the back-and-forth nature of Formula One in 2018.
Justify, who won the Triple Crown with his victory at the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, will race again later this year after the colt takes a well-deserved break from the track.
Curtis Granderson was dealing with some under-the-radar struggles coming into Sunday’s action. He did everything imaginable to put them to rest.
Corey Kluber methodically worked his way up and down Detroit’s order, while the Tribe offense put up a well-rounded showing en route to a 9-2 rout of the Tigers to win the weekend series at Comerica Park. With the victory, Kluber became the first pitcher in the American League to reach 10 wins this season. Erik Gonzalez and Melky Cabrera had three RBIs apiece for the Indians, and Leonys Martin hit a solo homer for Detroit. Kluber struck out eight over eight innings, allowed two runs and did not walk a batter.
George Springer increased his Major League-leading leadoff home run total to five, and it was a doozy. Springer deposited the very first pitch of Sunday’s game — a 90-mph fastball from Rangers starter Matt Moore — onto the grassy berm in straightaway center field at Globe Life Park.
Clayton Richard lost his no-hit bid with two outs in the seventh inning on Miguel Rojas’ single up the middle, but the Padres won their fourth straight series. San Diego remains the only MLB team without a no-no. Eric Hosmer’s two-run homer off Jose Urena, who gave up three runs over six innings, proved to be the difference.
