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PGA Tour Bans Green-Reading Books, Golfers React
Last year on the 17th green at Waialae Country Club was the last—and only—time Kevin Na opened a green-reading book on the golf course. It was there that he needed a birdie-eagle finish to shoot 59…
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Novak Djokovic Admits Error On Visa, Attending Events While Covid-19 Positive
Continuing the seemingly never-ending saga of Novak Djokovic attempting to play in the Australian Open, the top-ranked men’s tennis player admitted Wednesday that a travel document he presented to Australian border officials last week contained…
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Rachel Balkovec To Manage Yankees Minor League Team, First Female Manager In Professional-Affiliated League
In a groundbreaking move, Rachel Balkovec will manage the low-A Tampa Tarpons for the New York Yankees this season, making her the first female manager in affiliated professional baseball. Balkovec joined the Yankees as a minor league…
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Pistons Send Rodney McGruder, Second-Round Pick To Nuggets For Bol Bol
The Detroit Pistons made their first move of the season Sunday by sending Rodney McGruder and a 2022 second-round pick to the Denver Nuggets in exchange for Bol Bol. The 2022 pick was acquired from the Brooklyn…
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Three-Time World Series Winner Jon Lester Retires
Three-time World Series champion Jon Lester has decided to hang up the spikes after 16 seasons in MLB. The 38-year-old pitcher—part of two World Series titles in Boston and one with the Chicago Cubs—said wear…
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Seahawk’s Backup QB Geno Smith Arrested For DUI
Seattle Seahawks backup quarterback Geno Smith found himself in trouble Monday morning, as he was arrested on suspicion of DUI. The signal-caller was arrested at 2:10 a.m. by Washington State Patrol and released on his personal recognizance at…
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Tom Brady Refuses To Leave Game Until Rob Gronkowski Notches Incentives
There’s being a good teammate, and then there’s refusing to leave a game until your tight end earns his $1 million bonus. Tom Brady is the latter. Heading into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Week 18…
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Tennis Star Renata Voracova Kicked Out Of Australia For Failure To Get Covid-19 Vaccine
You gotta be Djoking! Almost immediately following Novak Djokovic’s COVID-19 vaccine-related escapade with the Australian Border Force, WTA Tour player Renata Voracova also found herself in hot water ahead of the 2022 Australian Open. Voracova’s…
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Andrew Luck Among 21 Selected To College Football Hall Of Fame
Former Indianapolis Colts QB Andrew Luck is a now officially a Hall of Famer—a college football Hall of Famer, that is. Luck was announced as part of a 21-member class Monday by the National Football…
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Georgia Beats Alabama, 33-18, In NCAA Championship Game
For the first time since the 1980 season, the Georgia Bulldogs are the national champions of college football. The title comes after a 33-18 defeat of the Alabama Crimson Tide in the College Football Playoff…
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First 18 Spots Set For 2022 NFL Draft; Jags Picking First—Again
The 2021 NFL regular season has come and gone, and, now that the dust has settled on the regular season, the first 18 picks of the 2022 NFL Draft order have been finalized. The Jacksonville…
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Clinton Portis Sentenced To Six Months In Prison For Role In $4M Healthcare Scheme
Former Washington Football Team running back Clinton Portis was sentenced to six months in prison and six months of home detention for his part in a $4 million healthcare fraud scheme that also involved other…
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Chicago Bears Fire GM Ryan Pace & Head Coach Matt Nagy
The Chicago Bears will have a much different look next season, as the team fired GM Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Nagy on “Black Monday.” The Nagy firing was expected, as he put together…
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Novak Djokovic ‘Grateful’ After Australian Judge Orders He Be Admitted To Country
Following a back and forth with the Australian government over his Covid-19 vaccination status and eligibility to compete in the Australian Open, Novak Djokovic is “pleased and grateful” that his appeal to enter the country was…
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Raiders Beat Chargers In OT, Make Playoffs; Chargers’ Timeout Call Questioned
Following an adversity-filled season, the Las Vegas Raiders are headed to the playoffs for the first time since 2016 in what will be their second postseason appearance since Super Bowl XXXVII following the 2002 season. A…
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Could Super Bowl LVI Move From L.A. To Dallas? Vaccine Mandate May Force The Issue
Everything’s bigger in Texas — potentially even the big game. In the middle of a stark rise in COVID-19 cases, the NFL has looked at other potential sites for the February 13 Super Bowl. The…
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MVP Voter Hub Arkush Says He Won’t Vote For Aaron Rodgers, QB Call Him A ‘Bum’
Aaron Rodgers, a lightning rod for controversy these days, had strong words for Hub Arkush, the “bum” MVP voter who said that he would not cast his vote for the Packers quarterback because he’s “the biggest jerk…
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Jake Atlas Returns To Ring, Signs With AEW
After stepping away from the ring for almost four months due to mental health issues, pro wrestler and LGBTQ icon Jake Atlas has officially signed with All Elite Wrestling. The move was announced by AEW…
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Is Michigan Coach Jim Harbaugh Heading Back To The NFL?
Many are speculating that Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh could leave the college game and head back to the NFL on the heels of a Big 10 title and an appearance in the College…
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Aaron Rodgers Dragged For Showing Off Ayn Rand’s ‘Atlas Shrugged’ On ManningCast
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, already a lightning rod for criticism for misrepresenting his COVID-19 vaccination status, caused an uproar on social media following his appearance on the ESPN2 ManningCast of Monday Night Football. Although…
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RJ Barrett’s Buzzer-Beater Helps Knicks Erase 24-Point Deficit In Win Over Celtics
RJ Barrett banked in a three-pointer as time expired, and the New York Knicks earned a dramatic, come-from-behind 108-105 victory over the Boston Celtics at Madison Square Garden Thursday evening. Evan Fournier tallied a career-high…
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