DeChambeau eyes LIV move amid U S Open at Brookline
Bryson DeChambeau calls his LIV Golf switch a family facing business decision as he debuts at The Country Club amid talk of Saudi-backed tour funding. Local standout Michael Thorbjornsen cherishes Brookline ties while Matt Fitzpatrick bonds with hosting family and reflects on his rise.
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PGA Tour
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Tom Brady
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Ted Ray
Julius Boros
Curtis Strange
USGA
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Fulton
Northwestern
Fitzpatrick
U.S
Europe
Asia
Mickelson Not Giving Up On PGA Tour Despite LIV Ties
Phil Mickelson remains tied to the PGA Tour in spirit while facing LIV Golf questions and a possible future away from the tour. He defended his Saudi-funded move, emphasized his lifetime membership, and voiced respect for fans’ opinions as he contends with legacy and eligibility at the U.S. Open.
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Phil Mickelson
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USGA
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Kevin Na
Saudi Arabia
Tyrrell Hatton
Jon Rahm
Collin Morikawa
U.S
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LIV
Mass
PGA
London
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Greg Norman
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Tve
Arabia
Sovereign Wealth Fund
PGA Tour
LIV Golf
Rim
Jay Monahan
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Cancels Finals Visit
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver canceled plans to attend Game 5 of the NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics due to league health protocols. The league did not disclose his test or contact status or when he may resume attending games. As commissioner since 2014, Silver has overseen nine finals in his tenure, including 2020 bubble play at Disney World.
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Sooners storm into CWS with 11-2 win over Hokies
Oklahoma toppled Virginia Tech 11-2 in Blacksburg to claim the Blacksburg Super Regional. Tanner Tredaway slugged two solo homers and two doubles while Cade Horton worked six innings, with Brett Squires, Kendall Pettis, and Jimmy Crooks delivering key RBIs and Jackson Nicklaus adding a homer as Oklahoma built a big early lead and never looked back. Horton fanned eight.
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Kendall Pettis
John Spikerman
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Robertson
Pettis
Jimmy Crooks
Jackson Nicklaus
Wallace Clark
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