A near-identical tweet and Instagram post shared the following sentence that will be hard to swallow in the Big Easy: “Be a saint, grab a face mask.”
Bryson DeChambeau surged up the leaderboard late in the day to get himself in contention as the PGA Tour restart continues at Detroit Golf Club.
One selfless act by Chase Koepka has led to two opportunities on the PGA Tour, starting next week in the Workday Charity Open at Muirfield Village. The PGA Tour created an additional spot in the field next week for Koepka, the younger brother of four-time major champion Brooks Koepka, after he chose to withdraw from the Travelers Championship from being around a caddie who tested positive for the coronavirus. Chase Koepka earned his spot in the Travelers through Monday qualifying.
He’s had to fight through swing changes, and the blisters that come with swing changes, to find his missing game. It’s only one round, but perhaps he’s located it in Detroit, at a tournament in which his name is on the marquee.
The European Tour lifted Thorbjorn Olesen’s suspension after his criminal trial was delayed until at least December 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Sponsors and politicians are joining the push to get Washington’s NFL team to get rid of its offensive team name. Your move, Dan Snyder.
As the Rev. Greg Drumwright watched members of his ministry crowd the fence at Talladega Superspeedway to cheer for Black driver Bubba Wallace, he realized his first NASCAR race was the start of his immersion into stock car racing. Less than three weeks later, Drumwright has a seat at NASCAR’s leadership table and he said he is ready to disrupt the industry’s social hierarchy and get more Blacks involved, from the board room to the grandstands to the track. ”We want to see that the call for diversification and true equity in the sport extends beyond the banning of the Confederate flag,” Drumwright said.
Both IndyCar and NASCAR will race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway while the F1 season kicks off in Austria. It’s a full slate for 4th of July weekend.
The league has made numerous cutbacks to offseason camps and preseason games in the name of safety. So, can you blame players for holding private workouts?
Cam Newton’s contract with the New England Patriots guarantees him only $550,000 this season, a source confirmed to ESPN, but the quarterback on Thursday indicated he’s not out for money, just respect.
