Phillips delivers back to back walk off winners for Braves
Brandon Phillips capped a 5-4 Sunday win over the Miami Marlins with a ninth inning single driving in Johan Camargo. He earlier delivered the decisive 10th inning hit in Saturday’s 8-7 win. Phillips, 35, noted his father and children watched, as Ender Inciarte and Nick Markakis contributed, while Jose Arena struggled for Miami.
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Larson Outlasts Elliott To Take Michigan Cup Win
Kyle Larson edged Chase Elliott by 0.993 seconds at Michigan International Speedway to claim his second Cup victory of the season. Joey Logano finished third as Larson, driving the No. 42 Chevrolet for Chip Ganassi Racing, topped an all-star front in a 200-lap race with multiple late cautions. Truex led early and stages but finished sixth, surrendering the points lead to Larson.
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Koepka sweeps U.S. Open at Erin Hills in dominant win
Brooks Koepka captured the U.S. Open with a 16 under par 272 at Erin Hills, finishing four strokes ahead of Brian Harman and Hideki Matsuyama. He tied the lowest U S Open score to par, matching Rory McIlroy’s mark, as he sealed the title with a late burst of birdies and four straight on the back nine.
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Brooks Koepka Masterful Run Nets Major Victory
Florida native Koepka rose from Challenge Tour journeys through Kazakhstan and Scotland to reach the European and PGA Tours. His major breakthrough followed a Turkey win and a Phoenix Open triumph, building toward a historic grand slam of achievements.
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