Under Pressure: Mike BabcockUnder Pressure: Mike Babcock
It is time for a Mike Babcock team to win something. Or get close to winning something.
It is time for a Mike Babcock team to win something. Or get close to winning something.
Erik Karlsson denied reports he wouldn’t re-sign with a Canadian team, but could you really blame him if that were the case?
Erik Karlsson denied reports he wouldn’t re-sign with a Canadian team, but could you really blame him if that were the case?
Stoffel Vandoorne believes McLaren hasn’t made any progress since the start of the season.
How does LeBron’s move to L.A. change the playoff race and lottery picture? We unveil our first look at the 2018-19 Basketball Power Index.
This is the week when lots of games are going to have a playoff feel to them. If you’re wondering what that means, check out the Athletics-Astros series at Minute Maid Park. Or the Cubs-Braves game on Thursday. Or D-backs and Dodgers this weekend. Fourteen teams are within 5 games of a postseason berth.
Three-time All Pro Eric Berry is making the third comeback of his eight-year NFL career, but an Achilles injury is “a walk in the park” comparatively.
Rickie Fowler will miss the first two events of the FedExCup Playoffs after withdrawing from the Dell Technologies Championship. Fowler said earlier this month that he has been hampered by an oblique injury since the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational. Even with the injury, he finished T17 at Firestone and T12 at the PGA Championship. He has not teed it up since Bellerive, though. Fowler fell five spots to 22nd in the FedExCup standings after sitting out last week’s THE NORTHERN TRUST. It was the first time Fowler missed a FedExCup Playoffs event for which he was eligible. The top 100 in the FedExCup standings are eligible for this week’s Dell Technologies Championship, which begins Friday at TPC Boston. Fowler and Francesco Molinari are the only two expected to miss the event. Molinari, winner of The Open Championship and Quicken Loans National, is eighth in the FedExCup standings. Fowler won at TPC Boston in 2015 en route to a career-best fourth-place finish in the FedExCup. That was the same year that he won THE PLAYERS Championship. The FedExCup’s top 70 will compete in the BMW Championship next week at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. After a one-week break, the top 30 will advance to the TOUR Championship at Atlanta’s East Lake Golf Club. Every player who qualifies for the season finale has an opportunity to win the FedExCup. Fowler likely needs more points to qualify for the TOUR Championship. He has 1,302 points, 20 fewer than Jason Dufner needed to grab the last spot in 2017. Andrew Landry is 30th in this season’s standings with 1,125 points. Fowler has qualified for the TOUR Championship in three of the past four seasons. The exception was 2016, when he finished 31st in the standings and missed East Lake by less than a point.
This (theoretical and, as of this moment, entirely fictional) award would honor the player having a terrific season that, because of all the focus on the big names, hardly anyone has noticed. Thus, this week at The Thirty, we take a look at the player having a positive season on every MLB team that only the most hardcore of hardcore fans have noticed. Here are the standouts who have snuck under the radar.
Woods was asked about his relationship with Trump following the final round of the Northern Trust in Paramus, N.J. “Well, I’ve known Donald for a number of years,” Woods said. “The Fake News Media worked hard to get Tiger Woods to say something that he didn’t want to say,” Trump tweeted.