A day after his best putting performance of the season, Brooks Koepka endured one of his worst days on the greens at TPC Southwind.
Regardless, the goal remains the same for the Miami Heat and Denver Nuggets, who restart their respective campaigns against each other on Saturday afternoon at the ESPN Wide World of Sports campus near Orlando. The Heat (41-24) can climb as high as the second seed in the Eastern Conference or drop to sixth depending on how these eight games go, but the most important thing is they’re playing meaningful basketball again. One thing Miami isn’t worrying about is using the eight games to find itself in a favorable matchup.
John Force announced Friday that his four-car team won’t compete in any of the final 12 NHRA events this year, citing sponsorship issues and making a financial decision to “live to fight another day.”
On the day the Kings are set to begin restart, rumors of an inconclusive coronavirus test swirl in Orlando.
Mark Jackson played six full seasons (plus part of the 2000-01 campaign) with the organization.
In case you forgot what happened in the two previous Celtics vs. Bucks games this season, here’s a quick recap of each one.
Nico Hulkenberg was preparing for a sportscar race in Germany when he got the call from Racing Point asking him to fill in for Sergio Perez at the British Grand Prix.
The Cubs bullpen has struggled early and they added a veteran to the depth chart on Friday.
The postponement of Friday’s game allows the Cardinals enough time to do additional COVID-19 testing and conduct contact tracing prior to resuming play Saturday at Milwaukee, MLB said.
According to ESPN’s Jesse Rogers, the Marlins are getting sleeper buses to take players and coaches who have tested positive back to Miami. The rest of the team will remain in Philadelphia.
