Watson Wins Travelers in Playoff at Cromwell Connecticut
Bubba Watson defeated Paul Casey in a second hole playoff at TPC River Highlands to win the Travelers Championship for the second time. Casey's late surge and a costly bunker shot on 18 sealed the result as Watson matched his 67 while Casey shot 65. Harman grabbed a share of fourth and held off others to secure spots for The Open and other events.
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Paul Casey
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Alexandre Rocha
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Jhonattan Vegas
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Jon Levitt
Steven Alker
Hale Irwin
J.J. Henry
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Jonathan Randolph
Dave Ryan
T van Aswegen
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Tom Hoge
Colvine
Grant Waite
Langer
Billy Andrade
Tom Gil
Lee Janzen
Tpc River
Jim Herman
Sutherland
Will MacKenzie
Tom Watson
Eric Axley
Scott Dunlap
Isibiaaien ' Hubbard
Scott Hoch
Dusty Waidort
Bart Bryant
Bran Harman
Barry Lane
Janam DeLaet
Kenny Perry
Carl Pettersson
Russ Cochran
Zach Johnson
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Luke Donald
Jeff Hart
Bo van Pelt
Peter Fowler
Jimenez
Mars Wilson
Jon Curran
Ironic Idoki
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Na Yeon Choi
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Mika Miyazato
Brandt Snedeker
Azahara Munoz
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Mark Anderson
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Martin Said
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Scott Pinckney
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Chad Campbell
Olin Browne
Tom Pernice Jr
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Sergio Garcia
John Riegger
Jay Haas
Scott Langley
Tsung Pan
Crestview Country Club
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Armour III
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Scottson
Robert Garrigus
Morgan Hoffmann
Joel Edwards
Colt Knost
Oppenheim
Marc Leishman
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Geoffrey Sisk
Deising
Cameron Smith
Nicholas Lindheim
Brad Bryant
Nick Watney
Darren Stiles
Brian Wilson
Jason Kokrak
Bronson Burgoon
Soon Lu
Spencer Levin
Kirk Triplett
Aaron Baddeley
Dawie van der Walt
Jett Overton
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John Peterson
Sebastian Cappelen
Stephen Schneier
Jim Renner
Scott Brown
Martin Piller
Walt Wiebe
Derek Ernst
Brett Stegmaier
Scoreboard Tuesday games across MLB slate
Milwaukee at Philadelphia 6 05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Detroit 6 08 p.m. Chicago Cubs at New York Mets 6 10 p.m. Minnesota at Cincinnati 6 10 p.m. San Francisco at Miami 6 10 p.m. Washington at Atlanta 6 10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at St Louis 7 15 p.m. Los Angeles Dodgers at Arizona 8 40 p.m. Colorado at Oakland 9 05 p.m. Seattle at San Diego 9 10 p.m.
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Sporting Kansas City
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Toyota Save Mart 350 results
Race at Sonoma ended with Kyle Busch leading multiple stints and Jimmie Johnson taking the top Wins. Johnson posted 4 wins this season while Busch earned 2 and Harvick 2 in top standings. Top 16 in points feature Harvick Truex Logano Johnson Earnhardt Jr Keselowski McMurray Kanne Kenseth Busch Gordon Menard Bowyer and others.
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Tony Stewart
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Pat Austin Dillon
Imoe
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Danica Patrick
Alex Kennedy
Boris Said
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Josh Wee
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Baseball Graft of Minor League Deals Across MLB Clubs
A roundup of MLB transactions includes minor league signings for FDJ Stewart Bobby Wernes and Phil Coke. Roster moves span Orioles Red Sox Rays and others with DL transfers rehab assignments and recalls across multiple farm systems. Miami Heat declines Michael Beasley's contract option.
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Fdj Stewart
Boston Red Sox
John Cornely
Portland
Ryan Eolebnan Alies
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Michael Feliz
Corpus Christi
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Esmi Rogers
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Stade Heathcott
Oakland Athletics
Phil Coke
Tampa Bay Rays
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Matt Andnese
Durham
Grady Sizemore
Charlotte
Desmond Jenings
John Jaso
Renab
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Martin Perez
Round Rock
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AZL Rangers
Toronto Blue Jays
Rob Rasmussen
Buffalo
Matt Boyd
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Sugar Ray Marimon
Gwinnett
Ryan Kelly
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Yoervis Medina
Iowa
Chanael Lopez
Donn Roach
Tsuyoshi Wada
Neil Ramirez
Miami Marlins
Vin Mazzaro
New Orleans
Donovan Solano
Miguel Rojas
Bryan Morris
Jose Fernanez
Jacksonville
NEW York Mets
Steven Matz
Las Vegas
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Severino Gonzalez
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Ofs
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Chris Volstad
Jose Tabata
Steve Lombardozzi
Indianapolis
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Phil Bickford
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Dalton DiNatale
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Maggert Wins U S Senior Open In Sacramento Drama Free Finish
Nickname major Maggert clinched the title with a 10 under 270 total finishing ahead of Montgomerie and Waite and Langer who tied for third. Maggert earned 675000 and a U S Open exemption as his family cheered on from the course. Montgomerie closed with a 66 and Watson finished seventh.
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Waite
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Madeline
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