Arnold Palmer Invitational 2014: Day 1 Leaderboard Analysis, Highlights and More

Eight-time tournament champion Tiger Woods is absent from this year’s Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill in Orlando, Fla., but the rest of the world’s top golfers are going all out for a PGA Tour title.  Thursday’s opening round featured plenty of eye-opening performances and surprises, but no one stood out more than 2013 Masters champion Adam Scott, who shot a course-record-tying... 

3 Golfers Get Creative to Make Cool Trick Shot Video

Trick-shot videos involving two golfers aren’t easy to pull off, but the degree of difficulty rises even more when a third player is added. We recently saw two golfers execute a solid trick shot. The guys in the video decided to come up with a more complicated video by adding in a third person—and nailing multiple shots.  [YouTube, h/t CBS Sports] Read more Golf news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Novak Djokovic’s Slump Broken After BNP Paribas Open Victory

After a disappointing start to the 2014 season, Novak Djokovic finally seems to be back on track. Last week, the 26-year-old ended his drought by capturing his first tournament win of the year at the ATP BNP Paribas Open. Although it wasn’t easy—all but one of his six matches went to three sets—a win is a win. That’s especially the case when you consider that other top players,... 

Daniil Kvyat’s F1 Debut: Do Toro Rosso Have a Future World Champion?

When he crossed the line to secure 10th place in the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday (which later became ninth after Daniel Ricciardo’s disqualification), 19-year-old Daniil Kvyat became the youngest driver to score a point in the history of Formula One. It was quite an achievement—but with six of the 10 youngest drivers to score an F1 point still on the grid today, it is now perhaps more... 

Roger Federer Will Continue Strong Start to Season at 2014 Sony Open

Did you really expect Roger Federer to stay down for long? The world’s former No. 1 player has quickly turned the page on a disastrous 2013 campaign. In four tournaments this year, Federer has put together an impressive 19-3 singles record, captured one title and reached the final in two other events and got to the semifinals in the other. In comparison, injuries and poor play led to a pedestrian... 

Tighe’s 2014 World Cup Tactics Board: Analysing Niko Kovac’s Croatia

Welcome to the latest in a B/R series where we will take a tactical dive and explore each and every one of the 32 qualified World Cup teams. Next up is Croatia, a team which required a last-gasp playoff victory over Iceland to qualify for the finals in Brazil next summer.   Qualifying Croatia finished second in Group A to Belgium by a whopping nine points, planting them squarely in the playoffs... 

Why Red Bull’s Appeal Against Daniel Ricciardo’s Australia DQ Is a Waste of Time

It was revealed on Thursday that Red Bull has lodged an appeal to the FIA over Daniel Ricciardo’s disqualification from the Australian Grand Prix. Hours after crossing the finishing line to take second place in his home grand prix, Ricciardo learned that he had been excluded from the results for exceeding the maximum 100kg per hour fuel flow rate. Red Bull’s contention is that the sensor... 

6 Bold Predictions for Super Rugby Round 6

This week’s bold predictions have decided to go out on a limb, ignore logic, throw caution to the breeze and fly in the face of the bookmakers by backing the underdogs. Call it a hunch, blind optimism or nonsense, but there will be shocks this week—shocks that reverberate from the tip of the Cape of Africa to the lower reaches of New Zealand’s South Island. You heard it here first. Begin... 

Rafael Nadal Primed for Deep Tournament Run at 2014 ATP Sony Open

Rafael Nadal is off to another hot start in 2014, and he looks primed to make another deep run in the ATP Sony Open. The current No. 1 overall player in the world last played in the BNP Paribas open, making it to the third round, but he withdrew early from the tournament before playing Alexandr Dolgopolov. He received a first-round bye in the Sony Open, and with how well he’s playing right now,... 

Six Nations 2014: 10 Players Whose Reputations Suffered

We have applauded the best; now it’s time to look at the other end of the scale. The Six Nations was electrified by some world-class performances, but there were some leading lights who shone less brightly. Players we have seen some scintillating stuff from down the years simply had a stinker for one reason or another, and they go back to their clubs with points to prove if they want their places... 

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