Harvick Races Busch to Win at New Hampshire
Kevin Harvick used a late burst to edge Kyle Busch by a car length at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Harvick secured his sixth win of the season in a race delayed by rain, part of the Big Three dominance, with Aric Almirola contending before a costly pit misstep.
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Barbasol Championship suspended again by weather in Kentucky
Thunderstorms halted the fourth round at Champions Trace Keene Trace Golf Club near Lexington, delaying play to Monday after a second Monday finish this season. Four leaders Hunt, Streb, Lovelady, and Merritt were under par with several contenders waiting as rain and water on the course caused earlier delays. Jason Day previously won in January on a Monday finish after darkness.
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Harper Homers as Nationals Edge Braves Amid Rain Delay
Bryce Harper homered and Washington beat Atlanta 6-2 after a weather-delayed start. Max Scherzer struck out seven over six innings, Rendon extended his hitting streak to 10, and Eaton Soto Adams added offense as the Nationals split the series.
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Vikings offensive line coach Tony Sparano dies at 56
Tony Sparano, longtime NFL coach and former Miami Dolphins head coach, died at 56. The Vikings announced his death, noting he had served as their offensive line coach since 2016. Sparano rose to prominence with the 2008 Dolphins wildcat upset of Patriots, led to AFC East title, and later coached for Raiders Browns Redskins Jaguars Cowboys 49ers before joining Minnesota. His colleagues and former players paid tribute to a “great teacher” and “grinder of a worker.”
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