Johnson a win from World Golf sweep at Dell Technologies Match Play
Dustin Johnson stands on the cusp of a World Golf Championships sweep, needing one more victory at the Dell Technologies Match Play in Austin. The No. 1 seed arrives off wins at Riviera and the Mexico Championship with Johnson favored to reach Sunday, while rivals like Mark Wilson have shown the event's unpredictability. The field features major champions in his group, including Jimmy Walker Kaymer and Webb Simpson, highlighting the tough path to the title as Robbie McIlroy notes the format preserves chances for upsets.
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Seve Ballesteros Award Renames European Tour Player of the Year
Henrik Stenson becomes first recipient of the Seve Ballesteros Award after being voted European Tour's best in 2016 for two wins including a British Open record. Marc Leishman climbs to No. 8 in Presidents Cup standings after Bay Hill victory and two recent matches.
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United States advances to World Baseball Classic final
Brandon Crawford hit the tiebreaking run as Nobuhiro Matsuda misplayed Adam Jones' grounder in the eighth inning to lift the United States over Japan 2 1 at Dodger Stadium. Andrew McCutchen and Buster Posey contributed early and late, sending the U S into a title game versus Puerto Rico after Puerto Rico edged the Netherlands 4 3 in 11 innings.
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Correa lifts Puerto Rico to dramatic World Baseball Classic win
Carlos Correa hit a two run homer in the first and scored the winning run in the 11th as Puerto Rico edged the Netherlands 4-3 to reach the title game at Dodger Stadium. Francisco Lindor went 3 for 5 with a double and run. Eddie Rosario drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly.
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