James Hahn beats Robert Castro on 1st hole of Quail Hollow playoff James Hahn probably didn't see this coming. Having missed his last eight PGA Tour cuts in a row, it's hard to imagine Hahn figured he was going to go from having weekends off since the middle of February to hoisting a second Tour trophy. But that's exactly what happened. Hahn won the Wells Fargo Championship on Sunday at … [Read more...]

Kyle Busch gets first career win at Kansas KANSAS CITY, Kansas – Kansas Speedway has tormented Kyle Busch throughout his NASCAR career. Saturday night, he conquered it. Busch capitalized on the misfortune of Martin Truex Jr. to seize the lead on the next-to-last restart and grab his first win at Kansas and his third win of the season. The defending Sprint Cup Series champion is now the first … [Read more...]

Patric Hornqvist sits in third period for Penguins The Pittsburgh Penguins did plenty of uncharacteristic things in their Game 5 loss to the Washington Capitals, from untimely penalties to really untimely turnovers. But one big difference from the previous games to this defeat was the lack of ice time for a key player in the third period.  Patric Hornqvist played only two shifts in the third … [Read more...]

Reto Berra allows goal from opposing blue line at Worlds (Video) Kazakhstan, led by former NHLer Nigel Dawes' two goals in the shootout, topped Switzerland on Saturday 3-2 in the preliminary round of the IIHF World Championships. The Swiss nearly went up 2-0 in the second period when they had a pair or power plays minutes apart, but it was Kazakhstan that was the side taking advantage. With … [Read more...]

Optimal Saturday lineups for Yahoo daily fantasy baseball Before finalizing rosters, be sure to watch the weather and stay on top of MLB lineups. Two of our experts are taking a shot with Saturday's slate... [Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now!] Andy Behrens P Chris Sale, CWS, $60 (vs. Min) P Nathan Karns, Sea, $41 (at Hou) C Derek Norris, SD, $8 (Colon) 1B Brett Wallace, SD, … [Read more...]

Jeremy Roenick sings Bieber during Lightning, Islanders delay .@Jeremy_Roenick blames Bieber. #StanleyCup https://t.co/Z1mJkAZ7du— NHL on NBC (@NHLonNBCSports) May 7, 2016 NHL on NBC analyst Jeremy Roenick jokingly blamed a delay to start the third period between the New York Islanders and Tampa Bay Lightning on pop star Justin Bieber.  And in order to drive his point home, Roenick decided … [Read more...]

Kris Humphries (yes, that one) drops Kevin Love with the crossover Kevin Love had a tremendous start to Game 3 of the Cleveland Cavaliers' Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Atlanta Hawks, scoring 13 points, grabbing seven rebounds and dishing two assists in 11 1/2 minutes to help stake the Cavs to an early lead. And then the second quarter happened, and things ... well, things … [Read more...]

Oklahoma RB Alex Ross will pursue graduate transfer An explosive kick returner just hit the transfer market. Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops announced Friday that running back Alex Ross will pursue a graduate transfer. Ross, who was a redshirt junior for the Sooners last season, is set to graduate from OU next week and will be immediately eligible at his next school. Ross averaged 31.2 yards … [Read more...]

Sharks' DeBoer: Incidental contact rule is 'clear as mud' The San Jose Sharks thought they had Game 4 won just over four minutes in to the first overtime period; however, those in the NHL's Situation Room said otherwise. From Wysh earlier Thursday evening: Unfortunately for the San Jose Sharks, [Joe Pavelski] did so from his stomach, while laying on top of goalie Pekka Rinne, have barreled … [Read more...]

Video: How to fix baseball's problem with PEDs and money There are many fascinating things in baseball's revived battle against performance-enhancing drugs, but like most things in life, it's the money that's most fascinating. [Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now] Dee Gordon is the new poster boy of PEDs in baseball — for now at least, until the next star comes along. Gordon’s … [Read more...]