Stacy Lewis: 10 Things You Need to Know About LPGA Player of Year

It had been 18 years since an American woman had played well enough to earn Player of the Year honors on the LPGA Tour. Eighteen is an ironic number in this discussion, since that was the age Stacy Lewis took off the back brace she had been wearing since age 11. Her story has been well-chronicled and she has become the new First Lady of American Golf. Here’s a list of 10 things you might not... 

Roger Federer: Rivalry with Rafael Nadal Will Be Revived in 2013

The greatest, most consistent rivalry in recent tennis history will be revived in 2013. That’s right. Prepare for a resurgent, once again reigning Wimbledon champion Roger Federer and a recuperated Rafael Nadal to supply plenty of ATP drama in more marquee showdowns this coming season. The matchups will likely be more frequent as the year progresses, judging by comments Nadal made in a recent... 

2012 Tennis: Funny Images That Will Stay in Your Mind

We were lucky to have watched tennis at its best in 2012. There were spills and thrills galore, but we also witnessed some funny moments in the year. Of course, not all of those moments were funny to the individual(s) involved, but it was good to see that everyone had a laugh about it later. It is not just the veterans or the unknown players who were funny, either. Leaders like Roger Federer and Novak... 

Danny Welbeck Must Partner Manchester United Teammate Wayne Rooney for England

When Danny Welbeck stepped out in a Manchester United shirt for the first time in September 2008, there is little doubt Wayne Rooney enjoyed a wry smile at the occasion. England striker Rooney was already an Old Trafford legend after over four years at the club, but the emergence of Welbeck as a forward partner for both club and country offered a tantalising opportunity of success at all levels. The... 

The 10 Biggest Golf Stories of 2012

Golf fans witnessed another exciting year of golf in 2012. Certainly the European Ryder Cup Team overcoming a four-point deficit on Sunday to retain the cup will be remembered for years to come. Tiger Woods got back to the winner’s circle this year and won three PGA Tour events. Rory McIlroy won the Honda Classic, two FedEx Cup Playoff tournaments, the PGA Championship and has a firm grasp on... 

Glorious Finish to Silly Season with Davis Love and Dru Love Winning Father/Son

The Father/Son is one reason why we love Silly Season and hate to see it end, especially when a great team like Davis and Dru Love win it over formidable former champions Josh and Larry Nelson with a birdie by young Dru Love at 18.  The Father /Son is considered a near major in many households. In families where there is more than one golf-playing child, the decision of who to play can be one... 

Golf: Why the US Open Is Far Superior to the Masters

CBS does a great job of whetting everyone’s golf appetite when it promotes the Masters every year. In the weeks leading up to the Masters, the NCAA basketball tournament is the dominant sporting event on the calendar. This is one of CBS’s top broadcast properties. The network constantly promotes the Masters as the college basketball tournament plays out. One would think the Masters is the... 

One Christmas Wish of Each Top 10 Player in World Rankings

The holiday season is upon us, and even though it’s the middle of golf’s offseason, we’re still finding reasons to talk about the game. In the spirit of Ol’ Saint Nick, let’s take a look at what the world’s top 10 PGA pros are likely asking for this Christmas. From Tiger Woods to Justin Rose, there’s something on this list for everyone in golf’s elite... 

Wrapping Up Americans Abroad This Weekend in World Football

The big performance of the weekend for Americans playing abroad belongs to Jozy Altidore who bagged a brace in AZ Alkmaar’s 2-1 win over PEC Zwolle. Neither goal was spectacular, but two goals is still two goals. There was plenty of action elsewhere as well with five Americans getting action in the English Premier League, three in the Bundesliga and plenty of rumored transfer action among the... 

USMNT: Would an Intrapool Scrimmage Alter Klinsmann’s View of MLS?

If Coach Jurgen Klinsmann is looking for a novel approach at USMNT training camp this January, he could consider an intrapool scrimmage between presumed starters and players from MLS clubs. There is little doubt that starters Klinsmann will employ against hexagonal opponents in 2013 will not include heavy MLS representation. If Landon Donovan opts not to play, that starting 11 might be entirely comprised... 

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