McIlroy and Poston share early Travelers lead at 62
Rory McIlroy battles a sinus issue to shoot 8-under 62 and share the first-round lead with J.T. Poston at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell. Poston and McIlroy highlight a day of low scores as Schauffele and Laird sit one back. Cantlay Simpson at 64 amid shifting winds and firming greens.
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Martin Laird
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In Gee Chun Opens Five Shot Lead At Women's PGA Championship
In Gee Chun shot an 8-under 64 at Congressional to lead the Women's PGA by five strokes after round one. Pornanong Phatlum and Hye-Jin Choi matched 69 to cut the margin. Paula Reto and Jennifer Chang were 2 under, while Nelly Korda and Brooke Henderson were in a 1 under group. Chun called the course long yet soft after overnight rain.
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Hye-Jin Choi
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Paula Reto
Jennifer Chang
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Brooke Henderson
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Appy. WhistlePigs rally to topple River Riders 3-2
In a nine inning finish Princeton WhistlePigs beat Elizabethton River Riders 3-2. Weems went 2 for 4 and Denton Oak scattered no hits over four innings as the opener. Rob Ready and Rece Parker held the River Riders in check before Caleb Cockerham earned the save. Danville hosts Bluefield next, while Princeton visits Elizabethton for a 7 p.m. start.
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Rob Ready
Rece Parker
Caleb Cockerham
Danville
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Bluefield
Elizabethton
Haas ties lead at US Senior Open shooting age on soggy day
Jay Haas, age 68, posts a 4 under 67 to share the opening round lead with Mark Hensby at Saucon Valley. He becomes the fifth player in US Senior Open history to shoot his age, joining greats like Tom Watson and Hale Irwin as rain-soaked greens yield a strong start.
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Pirates rally past Cubs in 16 innings for 8-7 win
Michael Chavis tied the game with a eighth inning homer then delivered the game ending single in the 10th as Pittsburgh beat Chicago 8-7 in 16 innings. Chavis threw out Patrick Wisdom at the plate on a slow grounder in the 10th and Ke Bryan Hayes scored on an infield single. Josh Hader earned his 21st save for the Pirates.
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Chicago
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Steven Okert
Garcia
Alex Colomé
Luke Williams
Tamner Scott
Jalen Battles
Jacob Gonzalez
Peyton Chatagnier
Rebels
Brady Slavens
Bianco
DeLucia
Brandon Johnson
Kings Take No 4 Pick in Draft While Pistons Grab Ivey No.5
In his second season in Town the No 4 pick went to the Sacramento Kings. Detroit Pistons selected Purdue guard Jaden Ivey fifth following Cade Cunningham. Golden State praised for drafting core players Curry Thompson Green. Bennedict Mathurin went sixth to Indiana. Shaedon Sharpe, Dyson Daniels eighth, Jeremy Sochan ninth, Johnny Davis tenth.
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Detroit Pistons
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Purdue
Jaden Ivey
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Shaedon Sharpe
Dyson Daniels
Avalanche rally to take Game 4 in Stanley Cup Final
Stanley Cup matchup advances as the Colorado Avalanche, led by general manager Joe Sakic and a lineup featuring Cale Makar, Gabriel Landeskog, Mikko Rantanen, and Nathan MacKinnon, beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-4 in OT to pull within one win of the series. Darcy Kuemper shined with 37 saves and an assist, becoming the first goalie to assist in an OT final. The Avs have now rallied for 15th time this season when trailing, underscoring a resilient, high‑pressure approach as the series shifts back to Tampa Bay.
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Tampa Bay
Victor Hedman
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Darcy Kuemper
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Anaheim Ducks
Jared Bednar
DeLucia fires first individual CWS shutout in 2018 title pedigree
Ole Miss ace Dylan DeLucia bests Arkansas 5-0 in Omaha, striking out 10 and allowing four hits as he pitcher’s duel ends Razorbacks' run at another national title. Coach Bianco lauds a clutch performance while Tim Elko and Hayden Dunhurst celebrate in the dugout after sealing the victory. The Rebels advance without walks, while Noland limits the Razorbacks to one run through eight.
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DeLucia
Chris Lanzilli
Hayden Dunhurst
Oregon State
Kevin Abel
Arkansas
Omaha
Rebels
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van Horn
Justin Bench
Robert Moore
Graham
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Harris
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