The PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Playoffs Are Here to Stay

The PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Playoffs got off to a rocky start back in 2007; there is little question about that. Human beings are inherently resistant to change, and that resistance tends to grow in intensity when there is a lack of understanding about all that will be involved with a particular change. Not only was it difficult for the average fan to comprehend how golf would implement a playoff... 

Power Ranking Europe’s Top 15 Club Teams After Weekend of September 12-14

Last weekend was notable for some impressive away performances that have sent several sides surging up the power ranking. Both Clermont Auvergne and Stade Francais recorded valuable victories on the road, as did Saracens and Leicester. The theme continued in the PRO12 with Glasgow, Ospreys and Connacht winning on enemy territory, while Irish powerhouses Leinster and Munster shook off round one setbacks... 

Which Asian Grand Prix Tracks Are Better Than Classic European F1 Circuits?

Despite the necessity for Formula One to broaden its horizons and explore new markets, race tracks in Asia tend to have an unfair reputation in contrast to their European equivalents. While circuits in Europe—particularly Monaco, Silverstone, Spa-Francorchamps and Monza—are a nod to F1’s history and heritage, tracks in Asia, where motor racing is very much still in its infancy, represent... 

Singapore Grand Prix 2014: 10 Key Facts About Marina Bay Street Circuit

The European leg of the season is over and Formula One is hitting the road (or, more accurately, the air) again. This week, F1 returns to Asia for the seventh running of the Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Mercedes are riding high again, with the last race, in Italy, marking their first one-two finish since Austria in June. Lewis Hamilton will be looking to build on the momentum... 

Can Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg Both Stay at Mercedes in 2015?

Not since the days of Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost has Formula One seen such a bitter rivalry between two team-mates. Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg started the year on good terms. Childhood friends and close neighbours in the principality of Monaco, they had already spent a year as team-mates without any significant issues. Hamilton even revealed to Formula1.com earlier in the year that he’d... 

Dunga Faces Selection Headache Ahead of Brazil Friendlies Next Month

Still digesting the effects of a job competently accomplished against Colombia and Ecuador, Brazil boss Dunga is set to name his second squad tomorrow morning at Brazilian Football Confederation headquarters in Barra da Tijuca. The Selecao travel to China and Singapore, for matches against Argentina and Japan respectively, on October 11 and 14. Beaten finalists in the FIFA World Cup, Brazil’s... 

Grades for the Top PGA Tour Stars from the 2014 Season

Sometimes the grading process is subjective; sometimes it’s objective. Sometimes it’s a feeling.  And then sometimes all of those things figure into it. Giving grades to top PGA Tour stars is not a cut-and-dried proposition, but it has to be done and it is. Questions like: Is Jimmy Walker’s three-victory season better than Rickie Fowler’s no-victory, but top-five finishes-in-all-four-majors... 

What Winning the 2014 FedEx Cup Means For Billy Horschel’s Career

Billy Horschel flashed a wide, winning smile of relief as he completed his Tour Championship victory to take the FedEx Cup title, which came with an equally huge $10 million bonus and the expectations that more good things are on the horizon. The 27-year-old Horschel has a lot to smile about these days.  His overall payday amounted to $13.44 million, including $1.44 million for winning his first... 

Ryder Cup 2014: Early Predictions for Team USA and Europe Entering Gleneagles

After what transpired in Medinah some two years ago, it’s safe to say neither Team USA nor Europe will have a shortage of motivation entering the 2014 Ryder Cup. Team Europe’s stunning comeback victory in 2012 dashed the Americans’ hopes of an upset, and captain Tom Watson has been leading the charge of assembling a 12-man squad capable of knocking off the star-studded Europeans.... 

Gael Monfils Hits a Between-the-Legs Leaping Volley in the Davis Cup

Gael Monfils is not one to shy away from theatrics while on the tennis court, but he may have outdone himself with this leaping, between-the-legs volley against Lukas Rosol.  Monfils went on to beat Rosol in three sets (5-7, 6-4, 7-5). [YouTube, h/t The Big Lead] Read more Tennis news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

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