Woods eyes Masters return amid April Fools post and social media buzz
Pro Golf coverage notes Tiger Woods teases a Masters comeback after an Achilles rupture and a social media driven rumor cycle. The piece references past injuries, his Masters record of never missing a weekend, and comments from Curtis Strange on the spectacle and possibility of a future return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Woods
Woods
Donald Trump
Lindsey Vonn
Bernhard Langer
Augusta National
Los Angeles
Curtis Strange
ESPN
Torpedo Bats Spark Talk Across Major League Baseball
The torpedo bat designed by former Michigan professor Aaron Leonhardt fuels debate as the New York Yankees hit a team record nine homers, totaling 3,695 feet in a weekend surge. Players like Goldschmidt, Bellinger, Wells, Volpe, and Chisholm used the bat while teams emphasize hitter skill over the tool. Alec Bohm试 and other players test the bat, with varied results and mixed opinions on its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
New York Yankees
Paul Goldschmidt
Cody Bellinger
Austin Wells
Anthony Volpe
New York Mets
Leonhardt
Victus Sports
Phillies
Alec Bohm
Yankees
Bohm
Milwaukee Brewers
Christian Yelich
Bats
Graves to Creighton after leading Charlotte scoring
National notes cover multiple college basketball transfers and pro-sport moves. Nik Graves will transfer to Creighton after leading Charlotte in scoring this season, joining Owen Freeman who moved from Iowa last week. San Diego State’s Magoon Gwath plans an NBA draft evaluation before final decision on return. Arizona State forward Jayden Quaintance enters transfer portal after ACL surgery. Adam Budd Clark drives toward Seton Hall from Merrimack. Bears eye Arlington Heights stadium as focus shifts from Soldier Field. A’s trade Esteary Ruiz to the Dodgers for Carlos Duran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nik Graves
Creighton
Charlotte
Mountain West
Magoon Gwath
San Diego State
Graves
Bluejays
Owen Freeman
Towa
Gwath
NBA
Arizona State
Jayden Quaintance
Hamlin
ESPN
Adam “Budd” Clark
Seton Hall
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
Merrimack
Bader and Buxton homer as Twins top White Sox 6 1
Minnesota Twins beat Chicago White Sox 6 1 in Chicago delaying start by nearly 3 1 2 hours. Bader and Buxton each homered with Buxton adding two hits, Correa and France also had two hits as Lopez earned the win. Brooks Baldwin homer for the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Bader
Byron Buxton
Pablo Lopez
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Buxton
Carlos Correa
Ty France
Twins
Bader
France
Willi Castro
Brooks Baldwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Augusta National Golf Club
Augusta
Major League Baseball
Torpedo
Leanhardt
Miami Marlins
New York
Freeman
Jays
Bears
Chicago Bears
Kevin Warren
Arlington Heights
Chicago Lakefront
Soldier Field
Museum
Brandon Johnson
Illinois
J.B. Pritzker
The
Athletics
Esteary Ruiz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Carlos Duran
Ruiz
A’s
White Sox
Brewers
Royals
Milwaukee
Brice Turang
Oliver Dunn
Dunn
Garett Mitchell
Sam Long
Joey Ortiz
Turang
Jared Koenig
Jackson Chourio
Cole Ragan
Cardinals
Angel
St. Louis
Ivan Herrera
Herrera
Brock Burke
Angels
Yusei Kikuchi
Logan O’hoppe
Sonny Gray
Gray
Ter
JoJo Romero
Mike Trout
CUBS
West Sacramento
Calif
Seiya Suzuki
Matt Shaw
RBI
Sutter Health Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Angels
Busch Stadium
Getty Images
TNS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!