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With 2023 NFL free agency set to ramp up next week — the negotiating window starts March 13 at noon ET — ESPN sports analytics writer Seth Walder is grading every big NFL signing and trade of the offseason.
2023 NFL free agency officially starts March 15 at 4 p.m. ET, which coincides with the start of the new league year. Teams and free agents can begin to agree to terms on new deals before officially signing them, though. The negotiating window starts on March 13 at noon ET. We are tracking all of the action, including free agent signings, notable trades, cap-saving releases and more.
The crescendo of 18-year-old American Jordan Stolz‘s historic weekend came not as he glided powerfully on the most famous ice in speed skating, but as he sat.
Kitayama can mix it with the best of them When Kurt Kitayama’s ball finally found the bottom of the cup on his seventh attempt at the par-4 9th hole, he could have been forgiven for accepting it wasn’t going to be his day. Ad In a flash, his hard-earned, two-shot lead vanished and he slipped down a leaderboard featuring some of the world’s best players in the form of Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth — all of whom know how to get the job done on the PGA Tour. Arnold Palmer InvitationalMolinari recalls ‘monster’ putt to win Arnold Palmer Invitational in 201901/03/2023 AT 12:59 But to that list, we can now add Kitayama.
ORLANDO, Florida: Kurt Kitayama let an All-Star cast of contenders back into the tournament with a triple bogey, only to beat them all with a clutch birdie and the best lag putt of his life to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Sunday.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Kurt Kitayama let an All-Star cast of contenders back into the tournament with a triple-bogey, only to beat them all with a clutch birdie and the best lag putt of his life to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Sunday.
Kurt Kitayama recovered from a final round triple bogey to hold off Rory McIlroy and a star-studded group of chasers to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill.
