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Alex Cora was ejected by CB Bucknor for arguing this check swing call on Trevor Story Bucknor did not appeal to the first base umpire on the check swing, and he has already had several calls overturned on ABS challenges in today's game

The Moment Agassi shocked the world by telling how he read Becker’s serve.. The Details 🤯

Ben McCollum reflects on his journey to Iowa: "We're getting there. We're continuing to build... I appreciate my family and all that they've sacrificed for us to reach this goal of getting Iowa basketball to where it belongs. I think we've got a good foundation for that."

Kelvin Sampson tells me that he will return as Houston's head coach during the 2026-27 season and will not retire. Sampson on returning to coach the Cougars next season: "I'm excited as I've ever been to keep coaching."

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Tiger Woods’ mugshot has been released after he was arrested Friday in Jupiter, Florida. Police say he was involved in a crash after speeding, clipping another vehicle, and flipping his car. He’s facing a DUI charge.

Re-upping what I wrote about Tiger in my 2023 book "LIV and Let Die": On February 23, 2021, something dark visited Tiger Woods. He was in southern California, having just served as the ceremonial host of the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club while recovering from yet another back surgery. On that fateful Tuesday morning, he had to be up early to film some content for Golf Digest at Rolling Hills Country Club. Woods was traveling east on a hilly, winding portion of Hawthorne Boulevard in Palos Verdes; the street curved right but he went dead straight, plowing through the median, careening across the two oncoming lanes of traffic, hopping a curb, knocking down a wooden sign, plunging down an embankment, and smashing into a tree. “There were several rollovers during that process,” said Los Angeles County sheriff Alex Villanueva. Two days earlier, Woods had made a cameo in CBS’s eighteenth-hole tower, sending shock waves through golf Twitter with his glassy eyes, bloated face, and slurred speech, particularly troubling signs given his previous treatment for an addiction to painkillers. In the wake of the crash, he steadfastly refused to fill in any details, batting away questions by saying, “It’s all in the police report.” Indeed it is: at the time of the crash he was traveling an estimated eighty-four to eighty-seven miles per hour, more than double the speed limit in the residential area. The most troubling detail? The car’s black box revealed that Woods had kept stepping on the accelerator throughout the crash and that the pressure applied to the pedal had remained at 99 percent. That could not have happened if he had fallen asleep at the wheel or been momentarily distracted by his phone.