That’s one of the best rounds that I’ve played ... and yet I want to shed a tear right now.
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rantnrave:// LEFTY!!!... You can add MONTREAL CANADIENS analytics consultant MATT PFEFFER to the chorus of voices (i.e. everybody in NORTH AMERICA except CANADIENS general manager MARC BERGEVIN and coach MICHEL THERRIEN) who thought trading PK SUBBAN was a bad idea. Totally coincidentally, PFEFFER, who tried to talk management out of the trade, has lost his job... BERGEVIN says he isn't upset with writers who have questioned the trade because "they don't know what they don't know." Other people who don't know what they don't know: BERGEVIN, THERRIEN, you, me... Could SUBBAN ever get together with say, ALEX OVECHKIN and JONATHAN TOEWS to form a GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-like super team? The short answer, argues PUCK DADDY's RYAN LAMBERT, is no, for a number of reasons including the way hockey is played... Fallen quarterback TIM TEBOW, strugglng golfer NATALIE GULBIS and about-to-be-extremely-rich UFC president DANA WHITE have all been invited to speak at the REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. TRUMP has said repeatedly he wants "winners" at the convention. In the strictest sports sense, he's batting one for three with this batch, which is a .333 average, which would be the third best in MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL as of the All-Star break, so, um, OK... (But maybe TEBOW won't speak after all)... TRUMP once bought an autographed TEBOW helmet with money from his own charity... Putting the E in ESPN, the network will broadcast 18 straight hours of esports programming across ESPN2 and ESPNU on SUNDAY, including a live broadcast of the STREET FIGHTER V world championship finals at EVO in LAS VEGAS.
- Matty Karas, curator
front nine
Eight by Eight
Into The Mystic
by Simon Kuper
He runs Chelsea like a benevolent Rasputin: there's no disputin' the magical spell cast by Roman Abramovich.
The Guardian
Chris Froome’s Tour de France crash was accident waiting to happen due to Tour’s growth
by William Fotheringham
For years there have been complaints the Tour is getting too big for its own good - and that of the men who risk their lives to race it - and Mont Ventoux pileup will accentuate the debate.
The Undefeated
Where the black girls are
by Justin Tinsley
The black woman’s body is golden and magical and political — and complicated.
Fusion
The NBA proves that unions work. The UFC shows why they’re necessary.
by Felix Salmon
There are amazing riches to be made in sports, as Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta discovered this week when they sold their Ultimate Fighting Championship for $4 billion. They bought it in 2000 for just $2 million, and have transformed it into an international corporate franchise with some $600 million per year in revenues.
Bleacher Report
A Billion Reasons to Believe
by James Montague
China's path to becoming a soccer superpower.
WSJ
Finally, Someone to Translate Australian Rules Football
by Rhiannon Hoyle
Australian Rules Football, a confounding sport Down Under, gets a ‘Footytionary’ of its jargon, converted to Chinese; clangers, posters, bananas, speccies.
Sportsnet
Still more questions than answers in P.K. Subban trade
by Eric Engels
What was really behind the P.K. Subban trade? It's a question many are struggling with. Subban, and many others, have been left guessing as to why GM Marc Bergevin felt it was imperative to turn the page. It may be a while until we get the answer.
The Ringer
Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins Are the New KD and Russ
by Jason Concepcion
The dynamic duo will take the T-Wolves to the next level.
The New York Times
For Palestinians, Raising Arabian Horses Is ‘the Hobby of the Poor’
by James Glanz and Rami Nazzal
Stables dot villages and towns of every size in the occupied West Bank, and many families who share tiny, cramped homes raise their own horses.
Golf Digest
Phil Mickelson after flirting with history: "I want to shed a tear right now"
by Geoff Shackelford
Shoot 63, feel stung. That was Phil Mickelson's unfortunate plight on what forecasters say will be the last sunny, calm day at Royal Troon. With a firm grasp of history and realization the chances at a record round are dwindling, Mickelson could only lament his eight-under-par 63, the 28th in men's major championship history.
back nine
Bleacher Report
How the NFL's 'Catch Rule' Became the Worst Rule in Sports
by Gary Davenport
There isn't a more infuriating regulation in all of sports than the NFL's catch rule. It's like a combination of the IRS's tax code, the Code of Hammurabi and those giant heads on Easter Island. We can all see it, but damned if anyone knows what it all means.
Toronto Star
MLB’s brave new world of big data is game-changer
by Brendan Kennedy
A look at how the game has been influenced by Statcast, the player-tracking technology.
TIME
The High Cost of Being an Olympic Cyclist
For Bobby Lea, the Olympics are more like a money pit than a pot of gold.
FOX Sports
Eric Griffin's NBA dream shouldn't end like this
by Sam Gardner
Wrongfully arrested on an attempted murder charge, Eric Griffin may now be out of jail, but he's far from free.
Vocativ
Robot Sports Journalism: Is This The End Or A Fresh Start?
by Joe Lemire
The AP is now using bots to handle some game write-ups, but some say all is not lost for sports journalism
The Daily Beast
Bionic Athletes Are Conquering the World
by Amelia Warshaw
They’re tackling the world’s longest races, biggest waves, and steepest climbs-all on prosthetic limbs that can mimic the movement of a biological foot.
Digiday
Bleacher Report goes long with Michael Vick documentary
by Sahil Patel
"Vick," a 50-minute documentary about the controversial NFL star, marks the latest evolution in Turner-owned Bleacher Report's video strategy.
Hardwood Paroxysm
The 76ers hit the financial jackpot with Dario Saric
by Bryan Toporek 43 minutes ago
Two years after acquiring him in a draft-night trade with the Orlando Magic, the Philadelphia 76ers are about to cash in on their Dario Saric investment.
The Ringer
Can Baseball’s Most Anonymous Ace Get Some Love?
by Zach Kram
And maybe some more wins?
SportTechie
Russian Aircraft Company Makes Hi-Tech Jet Just For Elite Athlete Travel
by Melissa Rule
Athletes will soon be able to travel in even more style.
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