Tiger Woods is 18 holes away from turning his comeback story into an epic tale of redemption

The final hour changed the dynamics of the Valspar Championship, just not the lead. On a Saturday at Innisbrook that began with all 70 players who made the cut still very much in the mix, Casey surged to a three-shot lead until a bogey on the 18th hole for a 3-under 68 that left him one shot ahead of Dustin Johnson. At stake for Casey is a chance to become the first back-to-back winner of the Valspar Championship since this PGA Tour event began in 2000.

Golfer Graham DeLaet was forced to withdraw from the Northern Trust on Friday because of a back injury. But that meant anyone who chose the Canadian for their fantasy golf team this week was in some trouble — DeLaet will put up zeroes if he’s not playing, of course. That lead to some of those owners to send some angry tweets at DeLaet, including this one: The great thing about Twitter, however, is the fact that athletes can reply with ease to tweets like that. Here’s DeLaet’s reply: Another tweet read: “We got a life why don’t you keep the fans informed you didn’t tweet [expletive] about that.� DeLaet’s answer? Yup, that is the correct response.