Stanley Cup Final: Comparing Panthers, Knights in 30 areas - ESPN
The Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and the Vegas Golden Knights is expected to be a tightly played series, without an overwhelming favorite to win it all.
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Leona Maguire in the hunt in New Jersey as Stephanie Meadow's challenge fades
Leona Maguire is just four shots off the lead following an eventful second round at the inaugural Mizuho Americas Open on Friday in New Jersey.
Iowa star Caitlin Clark to play in Pro-Am alongside PGA's Zach Johnson
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Suh, Matsuyama ride hot putts on steamy day at the Memorial
DUBLIN, Ohio: Justin Suh signed for a 6-under 66 at the Memorial and then made a few stops to speak with the media. His putter stayed with him the entire time, which probably was wise.
2-time defending champion Rory McIlroy highlights Canadian Open field
Rory McIlroy will look for a record third straight Canadian Open title when the national golf championship tees off next week.
Justin Suh, Hideki Matsuyama ride hot putts at the Memorial - ESPN
DUBLIN, Ohio — Justin Suh signed for a 6-under 66 at the Memorial and then made a few stops to speak with the media. His putter stayed with him the entire time, which probably was wise.
Iowa star Caitlin Clark to play in John Deere Classic Pro-Am - ESPN
Iowa Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark, the national women's basketball player of the year and a golf enthusiast, will play in the pro-am of the John Deere Classic on Wednesday, July 5. She will be in a group with fellow Iowan Zach Johnson, who is captain of the U.S. Ryder Cup team for the United States-Europe golf competition later this year in Rome.
McIlroy fires into reckoning at Memorial Tournament
Rory McIlroy bounced back from the nightmare finish to his opening round on day two of the prestigious Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village. Just two days after tournament host Jack Nicklaus had lamented McIlroy's occasional lapses in concentration, the four-time major winner carded a triple bogey on the 18th to card a level-par 72. "I don't know whether his is a constant lack of being able to keep that concentration for the whole thing or not, because sometimes he (goes) par, par, par, double, eight," Nicklaus said in his pre-event press conference. "He does that sometimes." It was not an eight on Thursday but a nevertheless destructive seven on the par-four 18th, where his drive finished in deep rough on a steep side slope.