Sporting KC trades Dwyer to Orlando City for record fee
Sporting Kansas City winger Dom Dwyer is traded to Orlando City for up to 1.6 million dollars in allocation money, a MLS record. The move follows Dwyer's U S national team call up after gaining citizenship, with Orlando CEO Alex Leitao praising the acquisition and Vermes noting the salary cap impact and replacement questions.
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Spieth credits caddie Greller for British Open victory
Michael Greller, a former math teacher from Seattle, guided Jordan Spieth at Royal Birkdale, offering precise yardage and calm words that helped sustain the comeback. Spieth praised Greller's influence after securing the Claret Jug, noting the partnership felt as much his as the caddie’s.
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Royals Play Detroit Tigers in Two Day 610 PM Clash
The Royals host the Detroit Tigers tonight at 610 PM in a two day sports calendar segment. The matchup marks a key interleague or divisional rivalry with both teams seeking a win to gain momentum.
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Notable sports moments from 1928 to 2005 in brief recap
Gene Tunney retains the heavyweight title with a technical knockout in 1928 at Yankee Stadium. Doug Ford wins the PGA in 1955 by defeating Cary Middlecoff. Warren Spahn sets the NL pitcher home run record in 1962. Johnny Bench hits three straight homers in 1970 with Cepeda following suit for Atlanta. Pete Rose ties Ty Cobb for career singles in 1984. Indurain wins Tour de France again in 1992. Three spectators die in a 1998 U S race crash at Michigan Speedway. Greg Maddux records his 3,000th strikeout in 2005 against Omar Vizquel.
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