Tiger Woods skips Open as his caddie fills in with Adam Scott
In Bethesda, Steve Williams, long time Woods caddie, caddied for Adam Scott at the U S Open practice rounds. Woods withdrew with lingering leg injuries. Williams said to be temporary. Scott recently split with Navarro and has used Williams’ brother Phil before. Williams’ involvement depends on Woods’ recovery and Scott’s plans for future majors.
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Messin With the King video game concept sparks backlash
A Sun Sentinel commentary mocks a proposed first person game about LeBron James with the Miami Heat. It imagines consumer appeal, then targets media intrusion, rumors, and teenage rating pressures. It notes a real game setback in a fourth quarter loss amid rumor scrutiny.
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Panama Beats U S 2 1 In Gold Cup Shock
Luis Tejada opened scoring in the 19th minute and Gabriel Gomez added a first half penalty as Panama stunned the United States 2 1 to reach the Gold Cup quarterfinals. The U S can still advance by beating Guadaloupe in Kansas City.
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Marlins Ramirez Nears Return From Back Strain
Hanley Ramirez could rejoin the Florida Marlins when eligible off the disabled list Tuesday. He bids to complete a second rehab start for Jupiter after going 2 for 3 with an RBI in Friday night action. Ramirez, sidelined since May 30, is progressing but not at full speed and may play nine innings at shortstop in Port St. Lucie.
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Indy 500 winning car crashes in Texas race
The Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon drove the No. 98 car leased from Sam Schmidt Motorsports in a Texas Twin 275s event. The championship car, used due to a Schmidt setback, was piloted by Wade Cunningham with No. 99 on track when Charlie Kimball forced him high with 20 laps remaining, causing heavy damage.
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Tseng Leads LPGA State Farm Classic With 66
Yani Tseng shot a bogey free 66 to reach 17 under and lead Mindy Kim by one stroke at Panther Creek. Brittany Linchcome and ShanShan Feng tied for 14 under while Cristie Kerr stood one behind at 13 under after Kerr shot 66.
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Busch wins Pocono race with backup Dodge after wall hit
Kurt Busch celebrates victory at Pocono after using a backup No. 22 Dodge provided by Penske Racing. He earned two straight poles with a fast lap of 171.579 mph, rebounding from Friday practice damage and a prior tirade at Richmond. Busch topped Jeff Gordon in a late qualifying run and followed a Kansas win the prior week.
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Royals Today Two-Day Sports Calendar
Angels host a 2:30 p.m. game in Anaheim as part of a two day sports schedule. Sporting KC faces FC Dallas at 6 p.m. in Dallas continues the two day lineup with regional action and local club clashes.
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We come to bury your team not praise it
Bill Dwyre of the Los Angeles Times delivers a biting tribute style barb aimed at a faltering team, invoking a theatrical tone. The column frames the struggle as a public spectacle, urging fans to endure the slump with sharp, period voice.
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Sorenstam Wins LPGA Championship Over Wie By Three
Annika Sorenstam caps a one over 73 to win the LPGA Championship by three over 15-year-old Michelle Wie who shoots 69 to finish second. It marks the strongest amateur major finish since 1998. Celtics Rally Past Lakers 97 91 to Take 3 1 Lead in NBA Finals
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