In his first season at the helm, Rojas guided the Mets to a record of 26-34 during the shortened campaign that took place amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Ahead of the 2020 NBA Draft, here are some stats on Cole Anthony.
fter a bye week and an off-day for the election, Georgia Tech began full preparations for Pitt on Tuesday with what
The NBA’s circumstances in 2020 are a recipe for overpaid free agents. There are no shortage of candidates to claim those contracts.
Breaking down a vertical route touchdown from Raiders QB Derek Carr to receiver Nelson Agholor.
Quarterback Stetson Bennett’s status as No. 12 Georgia’s starter is uncertain even if he recovers from a shoulder injury in time to play Saturday at Missouri.
AUGUSTA, Georgia - Defending Masters champion Tiger Woods will start his title defense at 7:55 a.m. local time off the 10th tee on Thursday and will be grouped with Open Champion Shane Lowry and U.S. Amateur champion Andy Ogletree. For the first time due to daylight concerns in November, the Masters will be played off two tees in the opening two rounds with Woods set to get to Amen Corner early Thursday. Select groupings joining Woods to play the downhill par-4 10th to begin Round 1 include Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau and Louis Oosthuizen (7:33 a.m.), and Patrick Reed, Paul Casey and Tony Finau (7:44 a.m.). Sandy Lyle, Jimmy Walker and Yuxin Lin will be out first at 7 a.m. The first tee will see the first action as Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player perform Honorary Starter duties prior to Lucas Glover, Corey Conners and C.T. Pan getting underway at 7 a.m. Star-studded afternoon groups include Justin Thomas with Matthew Fitzpatrick and Brooks Koepka (11:49 a.m., first tee) and Dustin Johnson, Patrick Cantlay and Rory McIlroy (12 p.m., first tee). Related: Power Rankings | Remembering final round of the 2019 Masters ROUND 1 TEE TIMES (ALL TIMES ET) 1st Tee 7:00 A.M. – Lucas Glover, Corey Conners (Canada), C.T. Pan (Chinese Taipei) 7:11 A.M. – Brandt Snedeker, Charles Howell III, Jazz Janewattananond (Thailand) 7:22 A.M. – Larry Mize, Andrew Landry, *Lukas Michel (Australia) 7:33 A.M. – Matt Kuchar, Lee Westwood (England), Kevin Na 7:44 A.M. – Xander Schauffele, Jason Kokrak, Henrik Stenson (Sweden) 7:55 A.M. – Charl Schwartzel (S. Africa), Jason Day (Australia), *Abel Gallegos (Argentina) 8:06 A.M. – Vijay Singh (Fiji), Lanto Griffin, Tyler Duncan 8:17 A.M. – Mike Weir (Canada), Rafael Cabrera Bello (Spain), Matt Wallace (England) 11:05 A.M. – Sung Kang (Korea), Erik van Rooyen (S. Africa) 11:16 A.M. – Danny Willett (England), Rickie Fowler, *John Augenstein 11:27 A.M. – Phil Mickelson, Abraha.m. Ancer (Mexico), Bernd Wiesberger (Austria) 11:38 A.M. – Ada.m. Scott (Australia), Collin Morikawa, Tyrrell Hatton (England) 11:49 A.M. – Justin Thomas, Matthew Fitzpatrick (England), Brooks Koepka 12:00 P.M. – Dustin Johnson, Patrick Cantlay, Rory McIlroy (N. Ireland) 12:11 P.M. – Zach Johnson, Justin Rose (England), Ca.m.eron Cha.m.p 12:22 P.M. – Victor Perez (France), Sungjae Im (Korea), Brendon Todd 10th Tee 7:00 A.M. – Sandy Lyle (Scotland), Jimmy Walker, *Yuxin Lin (China) 7:11 A.M. – Webb Simpson, Marc Leishman (Australia), Hideki Matsuya.m.a (Japan) 7:22 A.M. – Kevin Kisner, Ada.m. Hadwin (Canada), Scottie Scheffler 7:33 A.M. – Jon Rahm (Spain), Bryson DeCha.m.beau, Louis Oosthuizen (S. Africa) 7:44 A.M. – Patrick Reed, Paul Casey (England), Tony Finau 7:55 A.M. – Tiger Woods, Shane Lowry (Ireland), *Andy Ogletree 8:06 A.M. – Jordan Spieth, Gary Woodland, Ian Poulter (England) 8:17 A.M. – Graeme McDowell (N. Ireland), Si Woo Kim (Korea), Nate Lashley 11:05 A.M. – Justin Harding (S. Africa), Shugo Imahira (Japan), Nick Taylor (Canada) 11:16 A.M. – Chez Reavie, Sebastian Munoz (Colombia), Byeong Hun An (Korea) 11:27 A.M. – Bubba Watson, Matthew Wolff, Tommy Fleetwood (England) 11:38 A.M. – Francesco Molinari (Italy), Billy Horschel, Ca.m.eron Smith (Australia) 11:49 A.M. – Bernhard Langer (Germany), J.T. Poston, Christiaan Bezuidenhout (S. Africa) 12:00 P.M. – Fred Couples, Max Homa, Dylan Frittelli (S. Africa) 12:11 P.M. – Jose Maria Olazabal (Spain), Andrew Putna.m., *Ja.m.es Sugrue (Ireland) ROUND 2 TEE TIMES 1st Tee 7:00 A.M. – Justin Harding (S. Africa), Shugo Imahira (Japan), Nick Taylor (Canada) 7:11 A.M. – Chez Reavie, Sebastian Munoz (Colombia), Byeong Hun An (Korea) 7:22 A.M. – Bubba Watson, Matthew Wolff, Tommy Fleetwood (England) 7:33 A.M. – Francesco Molinari (Italy), Billy Horschel, Ca.m.eron Smith (Australia) 7:44 A.M. – Bernhard Langer (Germany), J.T. Poston, Christiaan Bezuidenhout (S. Africa) 7:55 A.M. – Fred Couples, Max Homa, Dylan Frittelli (S. Africa) 8:06 A.M. – Jose Maria Olazabal (Spain), Andrew Putna.m., *Ja.m.es Sugrue (Ireland) 11:05 A.M. – Sandy Lyle (Scotland), Jimmy Walker, *Yuxin Lin (China) 11:16 A.M. – Webb Simpson, Marc Leishman (Australia), Hideki Matsuya.m.a (Japan) 11:27 A.M. – Kevin Kisner, Ada.m. Hadwin (Canada), Scottie Scheffler 11:38 A.M. – Jon Rahm (Spain), Bryson DeCha.m.beau, Louis Oosthuizen (S. Africa) 11:49 A.M. – Patrick Reed, Paul Casey (England), Tony Finau 12:00 P.M. – Tiger Woods, Shane Lowry (Ireland), *Andy Ogletree 12:11 P.M. – Jordan Spieth, Gary Woodland, Ian Poulter (England) 12:22 P.M. – Graeme McDowell (N. Ireland), Si Woo Kim (Korea), Nate Lashley 10th Tee 7:00 A.M. – Sung Kang (Korea), Erik van Rooyen (S. Africa) 7:11 A.M. – Danny Willett (England), Rickie Fowler, *John Augenstein 7:22 A.M. – Phil Mickelson, Abraha.m. Ancer (Mexico), Bernd Wiesberger (Austria) 7:33 A.M. – Ada.m. Scott (Australia), Collin Morikawa, Tyrrell Hatton (England) 7:44 A.M. – Justin Thomas, Matthew Fitzpatrick (England), Brooks Koepka 7:55 A.M. – Dustin Johnson, Patrick Cantlay, Rory McIlroy (N. Ireland) 8:06 A.M. – Zach Johnson, Justin Rose (England), Ca.m.eron Cha.m.p 8:17 A.M. – Victor Perez (France), Sungjae Im (Korea), Brendon Todd 11:05 A.M. – Lucas Glover, Corey Conners (Canada), C.T. Pan (Chinese Taipei) 11:16 A.M. – Brandt Snedeker, Charles Howell III, Jazz Janewattananond (Thailand) 11:27 A.M. – Larry Mize, Andrew Landry, *Lukas Michel (Australia) 11:38 A.M. – Matt Kuchar, Lee Westwood (England), Kevin Na 11:49 A.M. – Xander Schauffele, Jason Kokrak, Henrik Stenson (Sweden) 12:00 P.M. – Charl Schwartzel (S. Africa), Jason Day (Australia), *Abel Gallegos (Argentina) 12:11 P.M. – Vijay Singh (Fiji), Lanto Griffin, Tyler Duncan 12:22 P.M. – Mike Weir (Canada), Rafael Cabrera Bello (Spain), Matt Wallace (England)
After cracking the top 10, they now sit 14th overall.
Trevor Bauer announced a deal with Lids on Tuesday, becoming their first MLB ambassador. It falls in line with his push for player marketability.
The second major of the calendar year will be played this week, in November, at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. The Masters hasn’t been cancelled since the days of World War II and the 2020 edition wasn’t going to be added to the list. The tournament committee decided during the early days of the pandemic that the Masters would be rescheduled to the fall. RELATED: Power Rankings | Expert Picks | Sleeper Picks As November arrives, this will be a different Masters. Patrons will not walk the fairways or fill the grandstands built around the greens and tee boxes. Roars won’t be heard on the back nine on Sunday. But, a champion will still be crowned and a Green Jacket will still be awarded and semblance of normalcy will return to golf, at least for a week, this week, in November! Dr. Mackenzie’s par 72 (7,475 yards) track laid over the grounds of the Fruitland Nursery usually produces a winner with five-plus appearances on the resume before slipping on the Green Jacket. Of course there are exceptions to that “rule” but after 83 tournaments, that’s a solid number. Augusta National is filled with decisions to be made and is not a “see it, hit it” golf course. Uneven lies are the trademark in the fairways. Undulation on the steep, sloping A-1 Penn Bentgrass greens mandates the ball to below the hole. Five water hazards will shape the leader board on the back nine. Experience will take on many shapes this week. Where to leave the ball when the lie is not perfect. Trusting the putt will break to Raes Creek. When to attack with opportunity presents itself. When to accept par and move on because the wind is swirling. How to handle the pressure of holding off the best players in the world as they clutter the first page of the leaderboard Sunday. And it sounds like Mother Nature will have her say as well as rain is in the forecast starting Tuesday night and continuing throughout the day on Thursday. The weekend is a 50-50 proposition as of this writing. Drainage conditions are “good”, but that will depend on how much rain arrives. Near record temperatures, in the good direction, should allow hands to stay warm and backs and muscles to remain loosened up. Tiger Woods has been the guest of honor in Butler Cabin five previous times, one behind all-time leader Jack Nicklaus, and will lead the field of 92 after his victory in April of 2019. The purse last year was $11.5 million with Woods taking home $2.07 million plus 600 FedExCup points. Sergio Garcia and Joaquin Niemann have both WD due to COVID-19. Recent Winners and Notables 2019: Tiger Woods (-13, 275) First winner in 14 events not to reside in the top 10 after Round 1 as he was T11. … Played from the final group on Sunday. … He was the only past champion in the final four groups. … Hit 80% GIR for the week. Notables: Dustin Johnson (T2) posted 12-under, his best four round tournament total and his fourth consecutive top 10. … Brooks Koepka (T2) picked up his first top 10 in four starts and has played his last six rounds in 16-under. … Xander Schauffele (T2), led the field with 25 birdies, opened with 73 but played the final 54 holes 13-under in just his second tournament appearance. … Jason Day (T5) claimed top 10 finish No. 4 after tying the low round on Sunday with 67. … Tony Finau (T5) played in the final group with Woods and Francesco Molinari after his 64 on Saturday, T-Low Round of the week. … Francesco Molinari (T5) led by two with seven holes to play yet also led the field in putting and scrambling. … Webb Simpson (T5) first top 10 included 64 on Saturday. … Patrick Cantlay (T9) closed the weekend 64-68 for his best finish in three trips. … Rickie Fowler (T9) is now 24-under the last two years, better write that down. … Jon Rahm (T9) is now 24-under in his last seven rounds here. … Only seven, bogey-free rounds. … Sunday tee times moved into the morning hours Sunday to avoid afternoon weather. … Bryson DeChambeau (T29) circled nine birdies to open with 66 to share the first round lead with Koepka. 2018: Patrick Reed (-15, 273) Seventh and final first-time major champion of the decade. … Was looking to become the first player ever to post all four rounds in the 60s but closed with 71. … Led by three after 54 holes over Rory McIlroy. … Played the Par-5 holes in 13-under (record is 15-under). … Only one top 10 in majors prior. … Entered the week on the back of three straight top 10 finishes. Notables: Rickie Fowler (2nd) closed 65-67 to miss a playoff by a shot. … Jordan Spieth (3rd) opened with 66 to lead by two and closed with 64 to post the low round of the week. … Jon Rahm (4th) opened with 75 and played the final 54 holes 14-under, including a 65, for his first top 10. … McIlroy (T5) fired 65 to get into the final group then posted 74 to only beat four players on Sunday. … Cameron Smith (T5) closed with 66 for his first top 10. … Henrik Stenson (T5) first top 10 in 14 starts. … Bubba Watson (T5) first top 10 since his two wins. … Marc Leishman (9th) picked up his second top 10 in seven starts. … Tony Finau (T10) closed with 66 in his first appearance. … Dustin Johnson (T10) picked up his worst finish in three years. … Four players double digits under-par. 2017: Sergio Garcia (-9, 279) – Not Entered (COVID-19) 74th major championship and 19th Masters for his first major championship. … Won the first playoff hole. Notables: Justin Rose (P2) led the field with 22 birdies, played in the final group and picked up his third consecutive top 10 (T10, T2). Led by one with two holes to play. … 2011 champion Charl Schwartzel (3rd) led the field in Par-5 scoring (12-under). … Matt Kuchar (T4) picks up his fourth top 10 in six years. … Paul Casey (6th) cashed in the top six for the third consecutive year. … Rory McIlroy (T7) and Adam Scott (T9) rounded out the top 10 of those entered this season. … Par-3 Contest was rained out. … Only 15 players under par. … Only two rounds in the 60s Round 1. Key stat leaders Top golfers in each statistic on the 2019-2020 PGA TOUR are listed only if they are scheduled to compete this week. Strokes Gained: Approach the Green 1 Justin Thomas 2 Collin Morikawa 4 Tyrrell Hatton 5 Hideki Matsuyama 6 Webb Simpson 7 Viktor Hovland 9 Paul Casey 10 Gary Woodland 12 Corey Conners 17 Dustin Johnson 18 Patrick Cantlay 19 Rory McIlroy 21 Tony Finau 27 Jimmy Walker Par-5 Scoring 1 Sungjae Im 2 Lanto Griffin 3 Collin Morikawa 4 Xander Schauffele 7 Scottie Scheffler 8 Hideki Matsuyama 9 Sebastian Munoz 12 Adam Long 12 Justin Thomas 15 Tony Finau 17 Dylan Frittelli 18 Corey Conners 18 Billy Horschel 20 Patrick Reed Bogey Avoidance 1 Webb Simpson 2 Jon Rahm 4 Xander Schauffele 7 Bryson DeChambeau 8 Justin Thomas 12 Abraham Ancer 15 Zach Johnson 18 Paul Casey 19 Tyrrell Hatton 21 Hideki Matsuyama 23 Brendon Todd 24 Adam Scott 26 Brandt Snedeker
