Lee6 ties major record with 61 at Evian Championship
Jeongeun Lee6 fired a 10-under 61 in the Evian Championship second round to equal the all majors low. Her 36-hole total of 127 ties the major record, with Pajaree Anarnarukarn and Ariya Jutanugarn three strokes back at 12 under.
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Megill Wins First MLB Start as Mets Top Jays 3-0
Tyler Megill earned his first major league victory with six scoreless innings and five strikeouts. Pete Alonso homered twice as New York defeated Toronto 3-0, while Rich Hill joined the rotation and Jacob deGrom remains on the injured list.
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Indians rally as Cruz homer and Ramirez three-run shot spark comeback
Nelson Cruz homered in his Rays debut to spark a 4-0 third-inning lead. Jose Ramirez answered for Cleveland with a three-run shot in a tense game while Pavlik limited the Rays after early trouble. Civale threw a bullpen session as Perez sat with a sore back and Gavin Williams signed for 2.9 million slot value.
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Bruins' draft night features Wolverines trio and Hughes family moment
The Buffalo Sabres picked Owen Power at No 1 and Seattle Kraken took Matthew Beniers at No 2 marking the first first two selections from the same college since 1969. Luke Hughes was chosen fourth by New Jersey joining his brothers with Jack and Quinn connected to past drafts. Mason McTavish went third to Anaheim as the draft moved remotely from New Jersey with Gary Bettman hosting.
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