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Report: Rangers sign RFA Schneider to 2-year, $4.4M deal
The New York Rangers signed restricted free-agent defenseman Braden Schneider to a two-year deal, the team announced Saturday.
A surging Sergio Garcia bested Anirban Lahiri in a playoff at LIV Golf Andalucia to secure his first win on the circuit in his home country.Place Player Total to par Round 3 score1 Sergio Garcia* -5 662 Anirban Lahiri -5 733 Tyrrell Hatton -4 69T-4 Patrick Reed -3 67T-4 Louis Oosthuizen -3 69*Won on second playoff holeThe Spaniard was tied for 11th at even par heading into the final round, but he carded six birdies on Sunday to enter contention. Garcia's only bogey of the day came on his last hole of regulation, but Lahiri missed the winning tap-in putt on No. 18, resulting in a playoff. .@anirbangolf misses this winning putting on No. 18...This sends us to a double playoff for the individual and team titles 👀#LIVGolf @Crushers_GC pic.twitter/eAIlGcJyeX— LIV Golf (@livgolf_league) July 14, 2024 Lahiri held a four-shot lead after Round 2.
MacIntyre wins Scottish Open with dramatic putt on 18th hole
Though there hasn't been much movement on a potential Patrik Laine trade, new Columbus Blue Jackets general manager Don Waddell remains hopeful that he'll be able to get something done.
The Edmonton Oilers traded forwards Xavier Bourgault and Jake Chiasson to the Ottawa Senators in exchange for winger Roby Jarventie and a 2025 fourth-round pick, the teams announced Monday.Bourgault was the 22nd overall pick in the 2021 NHL Draft.More to come.
It's safe to say that Tiger Woods disagrees with Colin Montgomerie's recent comments suggesting that the 15-time major champion should call it a career."Well, as a past champion, I'm exempt (at The Open) until I'm 60," Woods said Tuesday. "Colin's not. He's not a past champion, so he's not exempt. So he doesn't get the opportunity to make that decision. I do."He added, "When I get to his age (at 61), I get to still make that decision, where he doesn't." As for when he'll make a decision on his future, Woods said, "I'll play as long as I can play and I feel like I can still win the event." When asked if his belief in his ability to win has wavered in the last two years, he said, "No." Woods, 48, has won The Open Championship on three occasions (2000, 2005, 2006). He's about to tee off at the event for the 23rd time in his career and the first since 2022.He also has lifetime eligibility at the Masters and PGA Championship and was recently given special exemption at signature events in honor of his illustrious career. Woods finished 60th at the Masters this past spring and went on to miss the cut at both the PGA Championship and U.S. Open. Despite his recent showings at the majors, he remains confident in his ability to perform at Royal Troon this week. "I've been training a lot better. ... I'm able to do some things that I haven't done all year," he said. Woods also discussed his "difficult" decision to turn down the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup captaincy while backing surprise pick Keegan Bradley as a "great leader.""My time has been so loaded with the TOUR and everything and what we're trying to accomplish," he said, according to Sports Illustrated's Bob Harig. "I'm on so many different subcommittees that it just takes so much time in the day, and I'm always on calls. ... I just didn't feel like I could do the job properly. I couldn't devote the time." Woods' last victory on the PGA TOUR came at the 2019 Zozo Championship.He suffered compound fractures in his leg and a shattered ankle after getting into a car accident in 2021, but he returned to action at the Masters in 2022.
Joe Pavelski has officially called it a career after 18 seasons in the NHL.The veteran forward - who just turned 40 on Thursday - appeared in 1,332 games, racking up 476 goals and 1,068 points. He never won the Stanley Cup. More to come.
Steven Stamkos' arrival in Nashville undoubtedly raises expectations for the franchise, but the veteran forward believes the Predators are well-equipped to handle the added pressure.
Brady Tkachuk spent a part of his offseason in the Stanley Cup's vicinity after his brother Matthew's Florida Panthers won it all this past spring, but no, the Ottawa Senators captain didn't touch the coveted trophy.
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