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Korda took a safe approach at Sahalee for round one of the KMPG Women’s PGA Championship, but that strategy has her in contention.
The NBA 2K14 Retro Series returns with a re-creation of Game 3 of the 1996 NBA Finals between the Chicago Bulls and Seattle Supersonics.
Tom Kim turns 22 years old on Friday, but before doing so, he posted the best round of the day at the Travelers Championship.
Wyndham Clark has had to endure a tough recent stretch, but his recent labor has paid off so far at the Travelers Championship.
After missing the U.S. Open cut, Zalatoris flew directly from North Carolina to Connecticut to practice, and his decision to do so paid off.
Joe Cowley: According to a source, Bulls also feel there is a growing trade market for Zach LaVine with a handful of teams feeling like they have no shot at the several coveted free agents that will be out there.
Nelly Korda’s sister Jessica Korda knows Sahalee is tough so she detailed how to play the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship track.
Let’s grade the Bulls-Thunder trade that sends Alex Caruso to OKC for Josh Giddey.
Anthony Davis was an important voice in the Lakers search for a new head coach, including reportedly having a phone call with JJ Redick after his interview with the team.
Adrian Wojnarowski: Caruso is entering the final year of his deal and becomes eligible for a four-year, approximately $80M extension exactly six months from the date of this trade. The Thunder made the trade with the hope to have Caruso as an integral player for the long-term.
Hello, JJ.
At long last, the Los Angeles Lakers dramatic search for yet another head coach has come to an end. And no, it’s not a former Golden State Warriors head coach this time, like it was with Luke Walton all those years ago.
In hiring JJ Redick, the Lakers are betting on a first-time coach to stop the franchise’s revolving door of head coaches.
