Will Augusta Weather Soften A Firm Masters Course?
Firm and fast conditions at the outset of the Masters suggest Augusta National won't be yielding low scores, but a little rain could change everything.
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Firm and fast conditions at the outset of the Masters suggest Augusta National won't be yielding low scores, but a little rain could change everything.
Sociologist Dr. Vernon Andrews discusses his new book, one that dives into the issues of race in sports and the "policing" of Black athletes on and off the field.
The Phils took two of three from the Mets after opening the season with a three-game sweep of three-time defending NL East champion Atlanta.
Dustin Johnson is the defending Masters champion, but he'll have to fend of a stellar field that includes the rising Jordan Spieth.
The NWSL commissioner is excited to kick off the league's ninth season with the opportunity for fans to return to stadiums following health and safety guidelines.
Didi Gregorius hit a solo homer for Philadelphia, which sought its first 5-0 start since 1915.
Joel Embiid scored 35 points and the Philadelphia 76ers rolled to a 106-96 win over the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night.
The Bruins now hold a five-point lead over the Flyers for fourth.
This week's Baseball Report looks at Shohei Ohtani's first two-way start of the season, MLB's decision to move the All-Star Game out of Atlanta and the Mets-Nationals series that didn't happen.
Augusta National, long-time Masters home, is one of the most recognizable golf courses, though few beyond pros and club members play it.
The Philadelphia native hasn't fought since 2017 but he's excited for the opportunity to get back in the ring and battle the MMA veteran.
The Phillies used a five-run eighth inning to rally for a 5-3 win over New York on Monday night after Jacob deGrom had shut them down through six.
The Flyers moved within three points of Boston for the final playoff spot in the NHL's East division.
Following every national championship game since 1987, "One Shining Moment" is the familiar refrain. It's become as synonymous with the NCAA Tournament as buzzer-beaters and distraught fans.
Grayson Allen had 11 of his 15 points during a game-changing third quarter, lifting the Memphis Grizzlies to a 116-100 victory Sunday night over the short-handed Philadelphia 76ers, who were without All-Star center Joel Embiid.
