Woods Comes Back Focused For Memorial And Open
Tiger Woods, coming off a tough stretch, prepared with two days of practice at Chambers Bay for the U S Open while eyeing his Memorial record five wins. He noted steady improvement as he navigates a field stacked with top-10 players, including Spieth and Fowler.
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Chicago strikes first in Stanley Cup Final opener
Teuvo Teravainen and Antoine Vermette scored 1:58 apart late in the third period to rally the Chicago Blackhawks past the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 in Game 1 at Amalie Arena. Corey Crawford made 22 saves as Chicago erased a scoreless start and seized a 1-0 series lead. Vermette’s winner followed Teravainen’s tying goal, with Kruger and Filppula providing key screens. Next game is Saturday in Tampa.
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Belmont Stakes favoritism centers on American Pharoah post draw
American Pharoah secured the No. 5 post at Belmont as the 3-5 favorite to win the Belmont Stakes and complete a Triple Crown bid. Trainer Bob Baffert and owner Ahmed Zayat voiced confidence as jockey Victor Espinoza eyes a record third crown, with Frosted, Materiality, and others advancing in an eight-horse field for the 1 1/2 mile test at Belmont Park.
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Florida repeats as national champ in 4-1 win over Michigan
Florida wins its second straight national title in Oklahoma City, with Lauren Haeger tossing a complete game and four on base plate appearances. Haeger allowed five hits and struck out five as the Gators score all runs in the first two innings. Justine McLean and Taylor Schwarz drive in two runs. Florida finishes 60-7 and becomes the third program to repeat as WCWS champion.
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Cavaliers Eyeing Irving Return for Game 1 Finals
Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving, unsure how much he can contribute, plans to play through a knee issue as Cleveland aims to pace Golden State at Oracle Arena. LeBron James supports Irving’s value. coach David Blatt emphasizes no excuses despite Kevin Love’s dislocation.
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Cavaliers face Warriors in NBA Finals showdown
LeBron James headlines a Cavaliers unit missing Kevin Love with a left shoulder dislocation. Golden State plans multiple defenders at James while LeBron vows to keep commanding his team and capitalizing on his vast playoff experience. Warriors’ strategy centers on varied looks to hamper his impact.
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