Former Buckeye killed in road rage incident
Ohio State standout Will Smith, key to a 2009 Saints Super Bowl win, was shot dead in New Orleans after a rear end collision. Cardell Hayes, 28, was arrested on second degree murder charges after opening fire on Smith and his wife Racquel, who was wounded. Police noted unclear self defense claims amid a wider investigation.
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Spieth suffers dramatic Masters collapse and Willett wins
Jordan Spieth held a five stroke lead at Augusta as he staged four straight birdies to move to seven under but faltered on No 10 after a pushed drive and bunker approach. Danny Willett emerged as the champion amid Spieth's late meltdown in front of a disappointed gallery.
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Willett Triumphs After Spieth Collapse At Masters
At Augusta National Jordan Spieth faltered on the back nine including the par 3 12th as Danny Willett seized a five shot lead to win the Masters a stunning final round turnaround Willett clinched the green jacket while Spieth watched from Butler Cabin in disbelief.
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Mother Nature tops Tribe again
Cleveland looks for a win at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg as rain again postpones Indians games. Kluber against Moore headlines a Tuesday night matchup broadcast by SportsTime Ohio and several radio outlets. The makeup doubleheader is set for May 23 with a 4:10 p.m. start and a 7:10 p.m. second game.
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Warriors clinch 72nd win tie with 92 86 Spurs victory
The Golden State Warriors defeated the San Antonio Spurs 92 86 to reach 72 wins tying the 1995 96 Chicago Bulls season record. Stephen Curry scored 37 points and Golden State ended a 33 game Spurs home streak dating to 1997.
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