Mickelson happy with thought control during 66 in Memphis
(Reuters) – Phil Mickelson gave his focus a thumbs up after carding four-under-par 66 to trail clubhouse leader Seamus Power by one stroke at the FedEx St. Jude Classic in Tennessee on Thursday.
Reports: Patriots wide receiver Edelman facing four-game PED ban
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman is facing a four-game suspension for violating the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing substances, according to multiple reports Thursday.
Owens to skip Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Canton, Ohio
Terrell Owens decided not to attend the festivities in Canton, Ohio when he is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on August 4, the receiver announced Thursday.
Sixers’ Colangelo resigns; probe determines wife behind Twitter accounts
The Philadelphia 76ers announced Thursday that they have accepted the immediate resignation of president of basketball operations Bryan Colangelo following an investigation into alleged Twitter activity by Colangelo and his wife.
Report: Kaepernick expected to subpoena Trump, Pence
Colin Kaepernick’s collusion case against the NFL could soon make its way to the White House.
Tiger grouped with Thomas and Johnson at U.S. Open
(Reuters) – Tiger Woods will play the first two rounds at next week’s U.S. Open with world number one Justin Thomas and number two Dustin Johnson, the U.S. Golf Association announced on Thursday.
Same routine, different result hopes Halep
PARIS (Reuters) – Romanian Simona Halep said the only thing she intends to change in her fourth Grand Slam final appearance is the result.
World Cup matches can be abandoned over crowd discrimination
ZURICH (Reuters) – FIFA has reiterated that referees will have the power to abandon matches at this month’s World Cup in cases of persistent discrimination in the crowd.
Halep stops Muguruza charge to reach third French final
PARIS (Reuters) – Top seed Simona Halep reached her third French Open final when she stopped hard-hitting Spaniard Garbine Muguruza in her tracks with a 6-1 6-4 semi-final victory on Thursday.
Players happy as Tour gets tough on slow play
(Reuters) – The first serious attempt to speed up play on a major golf tour was overwhelmingly rated a success by players in the opening round of the Shot Clock Masters in Austria on Thursday.
