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By: Andrew Beaton
The Jets haven’t played a Sunday night game in over a decade. But when the NFL schedule gets released Thursday, they figure to be a main attraction.
Aaron Rodgers’s trade to the New York Jets instantly delivered a wave of optimism that the future Hall of Fame quarterback will lift a woeful franchise out of the abyss. This week, he’s already delivering them a different kind of win even before the season starts: coveted slots on the upcoming season’s schedule.
By: Louise Radnofsky, Andrew Beaton
The upstart Saudi-backed circuit hasn’t been accredited by the official world rankings, but a golf analytics website helps show the growing divide in the sport.
By: Andrew Beaton
After the course had changed dramatically over the years, Oak Hill Country Club was renovated to bring back designs from when the East Course was built a century ago.
By: Andrew Beaton
Here's a look back on the life and legacy of NFL running back Jim Brown
By: Joshua Robinson, Andrew Beaton
Recent legal filings have zeroed in a tweet featuring Thanos, from the “Avengers” franchise, adding another layer of peculiar drama to the saga.
The 33-year-old American became the first player on the Saudi-backed circuit to win a major, the fifth of his career.
By: Joshua Robinson, Andrew Beaton
The league is weighing a proposal that would allow it to shift games to better dates during the season—creating possible headaches for the fans who travel to attend.
By: Andrew Beaton
A new rule approved by the NFL projects to further reduce the number of kickoff returns.
By: Andrew Beaton, Louise Radnofsky
A public relations firm for the Saudi-backed upstart filed forms to the Justice Department, raising fresh questions over whether LIV and its other vendors should do so to be in compliance with the law.
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