Banged-up Blues: Blais out 10 weeks, St. Louis signs BrouwerBanged-up Blues: Blais out 10 weeks, St. Louis signs Brouwer
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The banged-up Blues have lost another forward to injury and added some reinforcement.
Day: November 21, 2019
Inside Brendan Smith’s transition from defenseman to forwardInside Brendan Smith’s transition from defenseman to forward
After some soul-searching and a stint in the minors, the veteran New York Ranger adopted a new position and a new lease on his NHL life.
Wagner ties TOUR record with third albatrossWagner ties TOUR record with third albatross
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. – It may be called the rarest of birds, but not for Johnson Wagner. He holed a 3-wood shot Thursday to make the third albatross of his PGA TOUR career and fourth as a professional. His three albatrosses tie Tim Petrovic for the most on TOUR since 1983 (when the PGA TOUR started keeping hole-by-hole scores). Wagner also made one on the Korn Ferry Tour. RELATED: Leaderboard | Plantation Course’s new look for The RSM Classic The latest came in Thursday’s first round of The RSM Classic. Wagner was even par for his first 14 holes on Sea Island’s Seaside Course. He parred three of his final four holes but signed for a 3-under 67 after making a 2 on the par-5 15th. “I just wanted to make sure I could give it a go because it’s an eagle pin,â€� he said. “The wind was in and off the left. I had to hit it as hard as I could. As soon as it came off, I knew it was going to be good. It hit just short, took a nice bounce, then we saw it hit the stick and disappear. It was awesome.â€� Wagner also made albatrosses at the 2010 Sanderson Farms Championship and 2017 Wyndham Championship. He holed a 3-iron shot on the seventh hole at Annandale Golf Club and a 5-iron on the fifth hole at Sedgefield Country Club. He hit a 3-wood for his albatross on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2006. “I think it’s luck more than anything,â€� he said.
College basketball picks: Who are the biggest early surprises?College basketball picks: Who are the biggest early surprises?
ESPN.com’s college hoops experts make their picks for this weekend, and also look ahead to Feast Week.
Carlota Ciganda’s reaction to winning the AON Risk Reward Challenge shows how significant $1 million is on the LPGACarlota Ciganda’s reaction to winning the AON Risk Reward Challenge shows how significant $1 million is on the LPGA
Carlota Ciganda won the $1 million AON Risk Reward Challenge, a prize totaling more than her prize money for the 22 events she played in 2019.
Sources: Garrett says Rudolph used racial slurSources: Garrett says Rudolph used racial slur
Browns defensive end Myles Garrett is alleging that Mason Rudolph used a racial slur just prior to last week’s brawl, sources told ESPN, an accusation the Steelers quarterback denies.
White Sox take big step toward contending by signing Yasmani GrandalWhite Sox take big step toward contending by signing Yasmani Grandal
As a wave of young talent arrives in Chicago, the White Sox opened up their wallet to improve a position of need.
Catcher Yasmani Grandal, White Sox reach $73M, 4-year dealCatcher Yasmani Grandal, White Sox reach $73M, 4-year deal
All-Star catcher Yasmani Grandal agreed to a $73 million, four-year contract with the Chicago White Sox, finding a more lucrative free-agent market now that he no longer is burdened by draft-pick compensation.
Boomer & Gio: What a terrible 4th quarter for the Knicks!Boomer & Gio: What a terrible 4th quarter for the Knicks!
Boomer and Gio give their take on the New York Knicks 109-104 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.
Bucks happy to be home against BlazersBucks happy to be home against Blazers
The Milwaukee Bucks have made themselves at home during their early road-heavy schedule, so much so that one has to wonder if the team is anxious to return to Fiserv Forum. The Bucks look to continue their run of dominance on Thursday when they open a four-game homestand against the Portland Trail Blazers