Scheffler ties own Houston Open course record in round
Scottie Scheffler opened with two birdies and shot an 8-under 62 to tie the Memorial Park course record, taking a one-shot lead at the Houston Open before darkness paused play. He sits 11-under 129, one ahead of Taylor Pendrith with Nico Echavarria and Rory McIlroy nearby as adverse weather halted play.
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Gary Woodland
Woodland
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Flames fall 5 2 after controversial calls vs Stars
Calgary outshot Dallas 106 to high danger chances and had two goals waved off as Casey DeSmith posted 46 saves. Nazem Kadri scored twice, but the Flames lost despite dominating, with a league review overturning goals and a coach’s challenge ruling goalie interference. Calgary sits six points behind the Western wild card with 11 games left. The team heads to Edmonton to face the Oilers.
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Marchand debuts for Panthers in OT win over Utah
Brad Marchand played his first Florida Panthers game away from the Bruins era, lining with Sam Bennett and Mackie Samoskevich. He assisted on Sam Bennett’s overtime winner as Florida beat Utah 2 1. Marchand drew a loud ovation and showed his veteran impact. Bennett added a regulation goal. Sean Durzi scored for Utah.
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Opening day rosters show record Cuban and Japanese presence
Cuba set a record with 26 players on opening day rosters and Japan with 12, while 18 nations or territories were represented among 954 players. The Dominican Republic led with 100 expatriates. Astros and Padres top clubs with 16 players each. Cal Raleigh agreed to a 105 million six year Mariners deal, becoming key leader for Seattle.
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