DUBLIN, Ohio — Bryson DeChambeau made birdies on two of the toughest holes for a 6-under 66 to take a 1-shot lead into a final round at the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide that features Tiger Woods in contention at Muirfield Village for the first time in six years. Woods let another great round get away by missing short putts. He had to settle for a 68 and was five shots behind. He wasn’t alone. DeChambeau missed 3-foot birdie putts on the ninth and 15th holes. But he poured it on at the end to lead by one shot over Patrick Cantlay (66), Kyle Stanley and 19-year-old Joaquin Niemann of Chile, who played in the last group and each had 70. DeChambeau was at 14-under 202 on a soft course vulnerable to low scores.
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DeChambeau takes 1-shot lead as Woods lurks at Memorial
DUBLIN, Ohio — Bryson DeChambeau made birdies on two of the toughest holes for a 6-under 66 to take a 1-shot lead into a final round at the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide that features Tiger Woods in contention at Muirfield Village for the first time in six years. Woods let another great round get…
Dixon wins at Belle Isle as Hondas dominate
Scott Dixon, who hadn’t led a lap all season entering the race, earned his first IndyCar win of the season on Saturday at Belle Isle. Ryan Hunter-Reay was second, followed by Alexander Rossi and Marco Andretti. Click here to read the full article…
Cards win in 9th on Wong walk-off HR
Kolten Wong’s second walk-off home run of the season capped a win over the Pirates on Saturday at Busch Stadium, sending the Cardinals home winners minutes after Bud Norris’ first blown save. Marcell Ozuna supplied the early power with his 100th carerr home run, but an Austin Meadows homer in the top of the ninth…
Cards win in 9th on Wong walk-off HR
Wong hit his second walk-off home run of the season to cap a 3-2 win over the Pirates on Saturday at Busch Stadium, sending the Cardinals home winners minutes after Bud Norris’ first blown save. The win marked the Cardinals second via a walk-off homer in three days, and seventh walk-off win of the year…
Tiger briefly ties Memorial lead, then stumbles
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Packers’ Matthews breaks nose in softball game
Packers linebacker Clay Matthews tweeted that he suffered a broken nose when he took a line drive off his face Saturday during a charity softball game near Appleton, Wisconsin. Matthews, who was pitching at the time, quickly left the game. Click here to read the full article…
Giants’ Belt out 3 weeks after appendectomy
Giants slugger Brandon Belt underwent an appendectomy on Friday and was placed on the 10-day disabled list Saturday. He is expected to miss about three weeks. Click here to read the full article…
Giants slugger Belt has appendix removed
Giants first baseman Brandon Belt underwent an appendectomy Friday night after leaving that day’s game early. Click here to read the full article…
Klay has ankle sprain, striving to play in Game 2
Warriors star Klay Thompson is suffering from a high left ankle sprain and significant bruising in the ankle, league sources told Sports Betting News. Click here to read the full article…
Tiger Woods shoots 68, plays into contention at the Memorial
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Brandon Belt has surgery to remove appendix
After being taken to a local hospital to be evaluated on Friday night, first baseman Brandon Belt underwent an appendectomy, the Giants said. He was expected to be released on Saturday, and there’s no word yet on how much time he would miss. Click here to read the full article…
BREAKING: Belt has appendix removed
After being taken to a local hospital to be evaluated on Friday night, first baseman Brandon Belt underwent an appendectomy, the Giants said. He was expected to be released on Saturday, and there’s no word yet on how much time he would miss. Click here to read the full article…