Tiger Woods’ Optimism After Meltdown Puzzling as Golf Yearns for His Resurgence

If Tiger Woods plays a round of golf by himself and nobody is there to see it, does he hit a fairway? As if Woods didn’t already feel alone after shooting a career-worst 85 on Saturday at The Memorial Tournament, he literally played by himself in his final round. He said, per Steve DiMeglio of USA Today: This is a lonely sport. The manager is not going to come in and bring the righty or... 

Philippe Coutinho Showed vs. Mexico He Can Explode for Brazil at Copa America

Was this the goal that earned Philippe Coutinho his place in Dunga’s Brazil team for the Copa America? It was certainly a thing of beauty, even if the coach’s rebuilding job doesn’t place as high a value on that as previous Selecao sides would have. So far, it’s been more about efficiency than style, but when that means nine wins from nine games, 20 goals scored and two conceded,... 

Late Goals Not Enough for France to Avoid High-Scoring Friendly Loss to Belgium

With just 12 months to go until they host the 2016 UEFA European Championship, France suffered a setback in their preparations with a 4-3 defeat to Belgium at Stade de France on Sunday. Although the final margin between the two sides was one solitary goal, the truth is that Les Bleus should feel flattered that they were able to make the result as respectable as they did. Until substitute Nabil... 

Liverpool’s Philippe Coutinho Scores Sublime Goal for Brazil vs. Mexico

Philippe Coutinho has scored some great goals for Liverpool, and now he can add a beauty for Brazil to the list.  The little attacking midfielder turned his man and then scored from a title angle to give Brazil the lead against Mexico in their international friendly in Sao Paulo. It was his first international goal.  [Vine, h/t Twitter] Read more International Football news on... 

Why Novak Djokovic Shouldn’t Be Concerned About Another French Open Defeat

There is no doubt about it: This French Open was a disappointment for Novak Djokovic. The standards he had set coming in were so astronomically high that anything less than a winner’s trophy just wasn’t going to do. However, despite the fact that he fell to Stan Wawrinka in four physical sets in the final, there’s no need for the Serb or his fans to panic. As Djokovic stood in the... 

Phil Mickelson Gives Kids $99 Tip at Roadside Lemonade Stand

Thanks to Phil Mickelson, a couple of kids had a day to remember while running a roadside lemonade stand. The 44-year-old golfer was in Ohio this weekend for the Memorial Tournament. Outside of the golf course on Thursday morning, he noticed that two kids were selling homemade lemonade. That’s when he decided to leave these kids with a lasting memory. Not only did Mickelson buy a glass of lemonade... 

France vs. Belgium: All the Goals from Stade de France Friendly

A few eyebrows were raised when Belgium rose to No. 2 in the world rankings earlier this week, but they lived up to the hype on Sunday night during the first half of their friendly with France in Paris.  The Belgians went in at the break leading, 2-0, with Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini getting both the goals.  His first was a close-range strike, with his... 

Canada F1 Grand Prix 2015 Results: Winner, Standings, Highlights and Reaction

Lewis Hamilton’s affinity with the Canadian Grand Prix continued, as he won for the fourth time at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Formula One’s official Twitter feed confirmed the result:     The Mercedes man banished the memories of heartbreak in Monaco with a flawless performance, extending his lead over team-mate Nico Rosberg—who finished second—in the driver standings... 

Groundhog Narrowly Avoids Gruesome Death at Canadian GP

Phew, that was close.  Formula One fans almost got a sequel to Groundhog Day that nobody wanted to see on Sunday. The groundhog (or is it a gopher?) managed to scramble out of the way just before three cars came flying at him at blistering speed.  And relax. [Vine: Nicholas Schwartz, For The Win] Read more Formula 1 news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Why Stan Wawrinka’s Party-Crashing French Open Win Breaks Up the Big 4 Hierarchy

Stan Wawrinka, an uninvited guest at the Big Four gala, crashed the party, again. But this time, Wawrinka, aka “Stanimal,” may have broken the crew up for good. Wawrinka defeated Novak Djokovic, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4, at the 2015 French Open. His win over Djokovic calls into question the Big Four’s dominance.  Of course, the reign of the Big Four is indisputable. Between... 

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