Nueva York, 20 feb (EFE).- El base titular y jugador franquicia de los Nets de Brooklyn, Kyrie Irving, será operado del hombro derecho, que ha tenido lesionado desde el comienzo de temporada, y no jugará más por lo que resta del certamen, de acuerdo a la información ofrecida esta tarde por el propio
2020 World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship, Round 1 Scoring Conditions: Overall: +1.39 strokes per round Top 10 win probabilities: Rory McIlroy (1, -6, 40.6%) Justin Thomas (T2, -4, 13.9%) Hideki Matsuyama (T8, -2, 4.8%) Louis Oosthuizen (T4, -3, 4.7%) Bubba Watson (T2, -4, 3.4%) Bryson DeChambeau (T4, -3, 3.3%) Tommy Fleetwood (T14, -1, 2.8%) Patrick Reed (T8, -2, 2.6%) Billy Horschel (T4, -3, 2.3%) Jon Rahm (T29, +1, 2.3%) Five largest positive moves in win probability: Rory McIlroy (+26.5%) Justin Thomas (+6.5%) Bubba Watson (+2.4%) Louis Oosthuizen (+2.3%) Bryson DeChambeau (+1.6%) Five largest negative moves in win probability: Jon Rahm (-6.9%) Dustin Johnson (-4.3%) Adam Scott (-3.6%) Xander Schauffele (-3.3%) Webb Simpson (-3.0%) NOTE: These reports are based off the live predictive model run by @DataGolf. The model provides live “Make Cut�, “Top 20�, “Top 5�, and “Win� probabilities every 5 minutes from the opening tee shot to the final putt of every PGA TOUR event. Briefly, the model takes account of the current form of each golfer as well as the difficulty of their remaining holes, and probabilities are calculated from 20K simulations. To follow live finish probabilities throughout the remainder of The WGC-Mexico Championship, or to see how each golfer’s probabilities have evolved from the start of the event to the current time, click here for the model’s home page.
The Nationals paraded through the streets of West Palm Beach on Thursday to celebrate their World Series title in the town that hosts them during spring training.
Fred “The Hammer� Williamson played eight NFL seasons, starred in over 80 movies and is now playing the most important role of his life in helping the families of military veterans.
RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico — Kyle Stanley shot an 8-under 64 on Thursday to take a two-stroke lead in the PGA TOUR’s Puerto Rico Open. Stanley had nine birdies and a bogey in windy afternoon conditions at Coco Beach Golf & Country Club. Related: Leaderboard | Brotherhood of the slump: How TOUR pros found their way back “Just kind of caught a hot putter,â€� Stanley said. “Ball-striking was pretty good and felt like I drove it well, too. Just a pretty solid round of golf. Kind of made my fair share of putts. Got off to a really nice start, birdieing my first three out of the gate. Pretty windy out there, so I’m really happy with the round.â€� The two-time PGA TOUR winner followed his opening birdie burst with another birdie on the par-5 fifth. He bogeyed the par-3 eighth, then birdied the next four and the par-5 15th. “To be honest, I really haven’t been playing that well the past month or so,â€� Stanley said. “I really struggled with my ball-striking last week in L.A., but felt like I putted pretty well. Just tried to clean up a few things in my swing and continue with some good putting prep leading into today.â€� Peter Uihlein, Josh Teater, Emiliano Grillo, Chris Couch, Henrik Norlander and Rhein Gibson shot 66, and 2013 winner Scott Brown, Martin Laird, Jay McLuen, MJ Daffue, Wes Roach and Julian Etulain followed at 67. “When it gets this windy, really the number on the bottom of the club kind of becomes obsolete, really,â€� Uihlein said. “It’s all about flight and what you want to hit, what you want to see.â€� Tom Lewis shot 73. Defending champion Martin Trainer opened with a 74. He played a five-hole stretch on his opening nine in 5 over with three bogeys and a double bogey, Six-time TOUR winner Bill Haas birdied two of the last four holes in a 69.
More than 30 years after being etched into NCAA tournament lore with a heartbreaking loss in the championship game, the Pirates are back and a dark horse to win it all.
Brewers bench coach Pat Murphy enjoys the little things about spring training, even when it’s a tedious fielding drill that players dread.
Kyrie Irving, who missed 26 games earlier this season with a right shoulder injury, will have season-ending surgery, Nets GM Sean Marks said. He was averaging 27.4 points per game.
