PGA TOUR: Day One of the Champions’ Dick’s Sporting Goods Open

  Featured Columnist Andy Reistetter is on site at the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open at En Joie Golf Club in Endicott, New York. Endicott is one of the Triple Cities along with Johnson City and the author’s hometown of Binghamton. Here are his thoughts after Round 1 on Friday, June 25th, 2010.   On the Champions Tour, Friday is opening day, not cut day. All 78 professionals entered... 

Uruguay vs. South Korea World Cup Live Blog: Scores/Results and Analysis

Welcome, football fans.  Once again, Bryan Sakakeeny here broadcasting from the temporary soccer capital of the world in North Andover, Massachusetts to bring you live coverage of the Round of 16, beginning with today’s first matchup: Uruguay vs. South Korea. Now, we all love when group play kicks off, but after two weeks of predominantly cagey matches culminating with Brazil and Portugal... 

Red Bull Back on Top As F1 Returns to Normality in Valencia

I guess after all the excitement of Canada it was going to be very hard for this weekend to even come close. Indeed, the Valencia GP has quite a reputation for being one of the dullest tracks on the calendar. There were some moments of interest, but the much promised closeness and tension simply never came.   Qualifying One Regular fans of F1 will know by now how pointless the first session of... 

2010 European GP Preview: Can the Prancing Horses Catch Up with McLaren?

McLaren and Lewis Hamilton are on a roll after back-to-back one two for the team and will be looking for a hat-trick of wins, but the biggest competition for Hamilton will be his teammate Jenson Button, who is just three points behind Hamilton and could upstage Hamilton during the European GP at the streets of Valencia. Despite the track, which should ideally favour McLaren, the team should not rule... 

Are You in Good Hands? Power Ranking the Keepers in the Round of 16

A number of things could have propelled any of the 16 remaining teams into the knockout stages. A great performance by a star player, a bit of help from another team, or a crucial mistake from an opposing defender. No matter how they got here, one thing every team will need in the round of 16 is a stable goalkeeper on top form. A keeper that is confident, performing well and organizing his defense... 

PGA Tour Golf: Top-10 Under-Achievers

They tend to lead tournaments after the first day–then miss the cut. They tend to win a tournament, and then go years without another victory. They tend to reveal glimpses of brilliant golf, but suffer from rampant, mediocre play. They are the under-achievers of the PGA Tour; archetypes of inconsistency. From short-hitting lefty’s, like Mike Weir, to gargantuan righty’s, like... 

Tiger Woods: Is It Mental Or Physical?

How Hurt is Tiger? If we just ended Tiger’s career today, he’d still be among the best golfers ever. He’s got 14 wins in majors, putting him four off Jack Nicklaus’ record 18 wins. At 34, he’s without a doubt ran into the wall of injuries, however is that really the reason Eldrick Tont Woods hasn’t been a Tiger? There have been injuries to Tiger before his play fell... 

2010 FIFA World Cup: Ghana Gives U.S. Chance To Refine Approach

A good number of fans, analysts and casual observers expect the United States to win against Ghana on Saturday. This group also believed that the team would make quick work of Slovenia and Algeria. Not only can the U.S. avenge their 2-1 group-stage defeat at the 2006 World Cup against the Black Stars, but they have an opportunity to work on areas of their game that has let them down so far, in particular,... 

2010 FIFA World Cup: Five Rematches We’d Love To See in the Knockout Stage

With the knockout stages of the 2010 FIFA World Cup around the corner, now is as good a time as any to look forward and dream about the potential match-ups in store. While it’s fun to think about which games would be interesting in terms of current form (Brazil vs. Holland, Uruguay vs. Ghana, and Spain vs. Portugal spring to mind), let’s have a look at the five that are more interesting... 

Formula 1 Racing: Alonso, Rosberg Lead Valencia Practice

Fernando Alonso and Nico Rosberg were fastest in Friday’s two practice sessions for the European Grand Prix in Valencia. Rosberg topped the first session and Alonso in the Ferrari in the second session. Qualifying is set for Saturday on the Speed Network followed by the European Grand Prix from Valencia on Fox this Sunday.   Practice Session One Results 1. Nico Rosberg 2. Lewis Hamilton 3.... 

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