Wimbledon, Grand Slam and Carlos Alcaraz
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If history and trends are what may sway you into picking who’ll win the 153rd British Open, then Jon Rahm might be your man.
Rory McIlroy missed the cut when The Open was last played at Royal Portrush in 2019; McIlroy plays in Northern Ireland for the first time since completing the career Grand Slam at The Masters; Can McIlroy enjoy more major success?
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The Gibbs Construction Cardinals are on a tear this season boasting a 22-1 record, tacked by a 22-game win streak. For them, it’s easy like Sunday morning because as shortstop Blaze Rodriguez says, blood couldn’t make this crew any closer.
Althea Gibson shattered barriers in tennis and beyond by becoming the first Black athlete to win major titles and blaze a path in professional golf and public service.
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TennisUpToDate.com on MSNNovak Djokovic vs The Rest: His Grand Slam tally still crushes all active players combinedWimbledon champion Jannik Sinner claimed his 4th Grand Slam title, narrowing the gap with Carlos Alcaraz, who remains at 5. Both are still very far from Novak Djokovic's absolute record in tennis history.
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Cal Raleigh launches a grand slam to break the AL record for most home runs before the All-Star break and extend the Mariners' lead to 12-3 in the 9th
Nigel, an old hand at the etiquette of Wimbledon queues, recalls camping on the streets before getting in to see John McEnroe win his first men’s singles title in 1981, in the days when ‘The Queue’ wasn’t the organized snaking line of thousands it is today.
7-year-old AJ Keyes hit a grand slam, fulfilling a promise to honor his late father during a title game. SAN DIEGO — They say the “Baseball Gods” have a way of stepping in during the most meaningful moments of the game. For 7-year-old AJ Keyes, that moment came just days after he faced the unimaginable: losing his father.
Stars Eugenio Suárez and Corbin Carroll, as well as James McCann, also homered for the Arizona Diamondbacks in an 8-2 victory over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night.
During his final year as a junior tennis player, just as doors to Grand Slam tournaments were opening, Class of 2024 alumnus Chris Rodesch was blindsided by Guillain-Barré syndrome, an autoimmune condition affecting the nerves.