Novak Djokovic vs. Marcel Granollers: Score and Recap from 2013 US Open

Novak Djokovic was doing everything he wanted against Marcel Granollers in Round 4 at the U.S. Open on Tuesday. That didn’t work out well for Granollers.  Djokovic cruised to an easy 6-3, 6-0, 6-0 victory over the unseeded Spaniard. It took just one hour and 18 minutes for the No. 1 seed to advance. It was clear from the outset that Djokovic would not be denied in this match. For starters,... 

What Roger Federer’s Loss to Tommy Robredo Means for Remainder of 2013

Roger Federer could not reverse a disappointing finish to 2013 at the U.S. Open. The 17-time Grand Slam champion—and five-time U.S. Open champ—was eliminated from the year’s final major by Tommy Robredo in the Round of 16.  Now, it is time to start looking ahead for Federer, and at this point, one has to wonder how much further the 32-year-old’s decorated tennis... 

FedEx Cup Standings 2013: Henrik Stenson Will Win Massive Playoff Payday

Henrik Stenson is the best golfer on the planet right now, and that is going to work out alright for his wallet.  The 37-year-old Swede finished the Deutsche Bank Championship at a whopping 22-under-par. That was good enough to give him a two-stroke victory over second-place Steve Stricker. With this miraculous shot out of the bunker on No. 17, Stenson all but sealed the deal. This win helped... 

US Open Tennis 2013: Highlighting Most Exciting Potential Quarterfinals Matchups

Compared to the two men seeded directly below him, Novak Djokovic has a stroll through the quarterfinals ahead of him. The men’s No. 1 seed will face Marcel Granollers in Round 4, and then, should he win—and we know he will—he will face the winner of No. 21 Mikhail Youzhny vs. Lleyton Hewitt.  While Hewitt is currently looking a bit reborn, neither of those potential matchups... 

What Caroline Wozniacki’s Loss to Camila Giorgi Means for Remainder of 2013

Caroline Wozniacki‘s frustrating 2013 continued as she fell 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 at Flushing Meadows to Camila Giorgi in the third round at the U.S. Open on Saturday.  Sports Illustrated‘s Beyond the Baseline had the news: This is just the latest disappointment for the former women’s No. 1 player.  Wozniacki has won 20 singles titles in her career, but none of those have... 

FedEx Cup Standings 2013: Breaking Down Playoff’s Biggest Title Hopefuls

When the FedEx Cup was devised, this has to be the kind of scenario officials envisioned. Midway through the second event of the four-tournament playoff, the top of the standings are filled with golf’s biggest stars. Tiger Woods leads the way, and is closely followed by Adam Scott. In third, a little further back but well withing striking distance, sits Phil Mickelson. These three heavyweights,... 

Deutsche Bank Championship 2013 Leaderboard: Day 2 Analysis, Highlights and More

Sergio Garcia fired a seven-under 64 to storm to the top of the Deutsche Bank Championship leaderboard at 13-under. Garcia went out early and watched his lead hold up as 18-hole co-leader Phil Mickelson fought his way to an even-par 71 to stay at eight-under. Still, a few golfers are nipping at Garcia’s heels, and that group starts with Roberto Castro and Henrik Stenson, who just might be the... 

Deutsche Bank Championship Leaderboard 2013: Players in Contention for Lead

Phil Mickelson and Brian Davis bullied TPC Boston on their way to an eight-under 63, but that still isn’t good enough to give them anything more than a one-stroke advantage. This is still anyone’s tournament, and it should be a wild ride as the FedEx Cup’s top-100 players continue the second leg of this four-stage playoff. I have my eye on three guys in particular who have a strong... 

Deutsche Bank Championship 2013: Day 1 Leaderboard Analysis, Highlights and More

In the second leg of the FedExCup playoffs, Phil Mickelson went out early and lit the TPC Boston course on fire with an eight-under 63, and then watched as Englishman Brian Davis matched him in the afternoon.  As the top 10 players in FedEx points continue the playoff, that 63 was good enough to hand the pair the lead but narrowly missing out on the course record of 61 on this 7,207-yard,... 

Phil Mickelson’s 63 at Deutsche Bank Strengthens Case for Player of the Year

Playing alongside the two men with which he’s most seriously contending for Player of the Year honors, Phil Mickelson put on a virtuoso display on Friday at the Deutsche Bank Championship. The reigning British Open champ stormed to the early lead with an eight-under 63. In the second stage of the PGA’s FedEx Cup playoffs, Lefty put playing partners Tiger Woods and Adam Scott and everyone... 

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