Mets Star Yoenis Cespedes Opts Out Over Pandemic
Yoenis Cespedes informs New York Mets he will opt out of the 2020 season due to coronavirus concerns. The two time All Star cited the pandemic amid ongoing restart plans and left the club without his bat in the lineup.
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Mets star Yoenis Cespedes opts out of 2020 season
Yoenis Cespedes of the New York Mets opted out of the 2020 season citing COVID related reasons after the team could not locate him. He did not report to the Atlanta game as the Mets spoke with his agent and noted the decision came during a 4-0 loss.
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Keselowski edges Hamlin in NH race duel for win
Brad Keselowski beat Denny Hamlin by 1.647 seconds at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after a back and forth 301 laps. Hamlin finished second with Truex third, Logano fourth, Harvick fifth, as fans returned under safety rules.
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Thomas clinches first world No. 1 with St Jude win
Justin Thomas seized the No. 1 world ranking after a three stroke victory at the FedEx St. Jude Invitational in Memphis. He rallied past Brooks Koepka on the final holes to finish 13-under 267 and collect a 10.5 million purse. Koepka faltered on 18 with a water ball after a late 39-foot birdie run.
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