McIlroy moves on after tough U S Open loss in Scotland
Rory McIlroy, back in action at the Genesis Scottish Open, discusses the brutal finish at Pinehurst No 2 where two missed two putts from 30 inches and 4 feet cost him a major and extended his wait for a major title. He emphasizes lessons learned and focus on future opportunities including the British Open at Royal Troon and Olympics.
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Musetti advances at Wimbledon facing Djokovic in semis
At the sunlit No. 1 Court Musetti defeated Fritz with late forehand and drop shot accuracy while Djokovic, limited by knee recovery, advances to meet Masetti as Alcaraz faces Medvedev. Rybakina, Krejcikova, Paolini, and Vekic push toward women's semis amid injuries and high-stakes play.
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Guardians face first pick dilemma over Charlie Condon choice
Baseball writer Jim Ingraham argues Cleveland may pass on Charlie Condon with the top draft pick, risking a self-sabotaged move if they prefer Oregon State second baseman Travis Bazzana or WVU’s J.J. Wetherholt. The piece weighs home run power versus middle-infield depth and the team’s historic homer drought.
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Tigers Top Guardians as Vierling Walks Off with Power
A tense game saw Detroit take a 2-0 lead on Colt Keith’s RBI triple, Angel Martinez tying it with a two run double, and Vierling belting a go ahead two run homer in the third. Bibee, 7-4, allowed four runs in seven. Ramirez went 0-for-3 after a 3-3 prior night.
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Lyles faces sprint double hope ahead of Paris Games
By the 200 final on August 8 the 100m race will reveal if Lyles can chase a sprint double like Bolt. The reigning 100m world champ trails in experience. Kishane Thompson ran 9.77 to set a world lead, while Oblique Seville topped Lyles in Kingston. A Kingston tune-up and Paris Olympics are two different challenges.
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Holland's Hassan seeks triple threat Olympic run in Tokyo
Distance demons in Tokyo feature Sifan Hassan chasing medals in 1500, 5000 and 10000, with talk of adding the marathon. Competing against Faith Kipyegon, Kenya’s world champion, who set a 1 500m world record in tune-ups. Other stars include Holloway, Jackson, and Mahuchikh, while Lasitskene misses due to Russia ban.
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Steelers face cornerback hole after Sutton suspension
The Steelers lose eight games of Cameron Sutton after a suspension under the NFL personal conduct policy. With Sutton out, Pittsburgh must add a starter to replace him, assess internal options Joey Porter Jr Donte Jackson Josiah Scott and others, and possibly pursue free or traded help before training camp.
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