English Leads Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines
Harris English shot a 6-under 66 to seize a one shot 9-under 207 lead into the final round at Torrey Pines. Andrew Novak matched him with a 66 bogey-free as Aldrich Potgieter and others sit nearby. wind delays and calmer conditions shaped the day.
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Genesis Invitational moving to Torrey Pines amid wildfires
The PGA Tour shifts the Genesis Invitational from Los Angeles to Torrey Pines Feb 13–16, with proceeds aiding fire victims. Tiger Woods’ event remains at Riviera next year, while Riviera itself stays undamaged but in a fire-devastated area.
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Djokovic exits Australian Open semifinal with injury woes
Novak Djokovic left Rod Laver Arena after a torn muscle forced him to retire from his Australian Open semifinal against Alexander Zverev. He trailed 7-6 in the opening set, cited worsening pain in his taped left leg, and acknowledged an uphill battle. Jannik Sinner reached the final by defeating Ben Shelton 7-6 6-2 6-2.
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Djokovic withdraws from Australian Open semifinal with torn muscle
Novak Djokovic quits the Australian Open semifinal against Alexander Zverev with a torn left leg muscle after losing the first set, drawing boos from the crowd. Zverev advances to the final to face Jannik Sinner, while mixed doubles pair Gadecki and Peers win Australia’s first all‑Australian final since 1967.
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Keys Ready for 2nd Shot in Australian Open Final
Madison Keys faces Aryna Sabalenka for the title at Rod Laver Arena after a semifinal upset of Iga Swiatek. The two-time defending Australian Open finalist speaks on changes since 2017, including a new racket, a new coach, and a mindset focused on handling nerves and building confidence under pressure. Swiatek notes Keys showed bravery in decisive moments as they reflect on past nerves.
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Barkley’s record chase fuels Eagles toward Super Bowl
Dan Gelston reports on Saquon Barkley powering the Philadelphia Eagles with a dominant playoff run. Barkley cites the moment and work behind a 78-yard burst, chasing NFL and franchise records as the Eagles reach the NFC title game against Washington. He has 2,005 rushing yards in the season, an Eagles mark and eighth-most in NFL history, and six rushing TDs of 60-plus yards, playoff included, as he eyeing legacy and more history.
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