Thomas Wins PGA Tour Player of the Year honor
Justin Thomas claimed the PGA Tour player of the year after a breakthrough season that included five victories and a major win at the PGA Championship. He also captured the FedEx Cup and finished strong at the Tour Championship. He later joined the Presidents Cup team with a 3-1-1 record.
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2017 PGA winners vet list and dates
A compiled list of 2017 PGA Tour events with winners across the season from October 2017 to September 2018, naming top finishers such as Justin Thomas Hideki Matsuyama Cody Gribble Rod Pampling Pat Perez Mackenzie Hughes and many others, along with event venues and dates. The record shows a busy tour calendar including majors and notable flagship tournaments.
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Wreruar Steele
Justin Thomas
Hideki Matsuyama
Sanderson Farms
Cody Gribble
Rod Pampling
Mayakoba
Pat Perez
Sea Island Resort
Mackenzie Hughes
Thomas
Hudson Swafford
Jon Rahm
Matsuyama
Jordan Spieth
Russell Henley
Gergio Garcia
ABC Heritage
Wesley Bryan
Kevin Chappell
New Orleans
Cameron Smith
Jonas Blixt
Brian Harman
Pennasral
Sinoo Kim
At&t
Byron Nelson
Billy Herschel
Kevin Eisner
Jason Dutner
Daniel Berger
Bracks Koepka
Spieth
Kyle Stanley
Xander Schauffele
Bryson DeChambeau
Grayson Murray
Jhonattan Vegas
Chris Stroud
Wyndham
Henrik Stenson
the Northern Trust
D. Johnson
Dell Technologies
BMW
Leishman
Schauffele
United States
Lynx claim fourth WNBA title with Game 5 win over Sparks
Minnesota forward Sylvia Fowles tied her Finals record with 20 rebounds and scored as the Lynx topped Los Angeles 85 to 76 to secure a 3-2 series victory. Maya Moore added 18 points and 10 rebounds, Lindsay Whalen 17 points, and Seimone Augustus 14 as Minnesota tied the Houston Comets for most league titles. Parker led the Sparks with 19 points and 15 rebounds before foul trouble and late turnovers sealed the defeat in front of a capacity Williams Arena crowd.
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Nneka Ogwumike
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Sheryl Swoopes
Comets
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Moore
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Augustus
Reeve
Fowles
Parker
Minnesota
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Riguna Williams
Sims
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Ogwumike
Magic Johnson
Jimmy Butler
Karl- Anthony Towns
China
Timberwolves
WNBA
Williams Arena
University of Minnesota Golden Gophers
Cavaliers fall short as Hawks pull away after strong first half
The Cavaliers led by as many as 14 in the first quarter behind five 3-pointers including three by Love and crisp ball movement without LeBron or Isaiah Thomas. Wade and Smith traded shots early. Wade opened with a steal and Love connected for back-to-back threes. Cleveland faded after halftime, with Atlanta edging the second half 62-43 to seal the win.
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Hawks 109 Cavs 93 in rough NBA game
Hawks routed Cavaliers 109 93 as Schroder Prince and Dedmon led Atlanta with 18 15 and 18 points respectively. Cavs struggled with Love 12 Osman 8 and Felder 13 points amid injuries and lineup shuffles. Shumpert left early with a foot injury. Wade and Calderon contributed but Cleveland fell short.
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Iman Shumpett
Jose Calderon
Kay Felder
Cavs
Hawks
Dennis Schroeder
Taurean Prince
Dewayne Dedmon
Progressive Field
Irving
Quinn Cook
Canton
Pietrangelo lifts Blues past Penguins in season opener
Alex Pietrangelo scored 1:15 into overtime to give St. Louis a 5-4 win over defending champion Pittsburgh. He beat Matt Murray after his initial shot deflected in from the slot for his second goal of the game. Paul Stastny, Brayden Schenn and Colton Parayko also scored. Jake Allen had 34 saves as Pittsburgh rallied but fell short.
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Colton Parayko
Jake Allen
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Justin Schultz
Olli Maatta
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