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Golden Knights rally past Mammoth 4-2 in Game 1 as Nic Dowd nets the winner

AP

LAS VEGAS (AP) Nic Dowd redirected Noah Hanifin shot from the point to put Vegas ahead at 7:20 of the third period and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Utah Mammoth 4-2 on Sunday night in Game 1 of their first-round series.

“I didn’t do a lot, to be honest,” Dowd said. “It’s probably better if it gets on and off my stick that quick. … I just found a little bit of space. Everywhere across the league, there’s limited space out there. Guys are playing their best hockey defensively because everything matters that much more. It was a bang-bang play.”

Game 2 is Tuesday night in Las Vegas.

The Golden Knights, who twice trailed before scoring three third-period goals, have not lost in regulation since John Tortorella (8-0-1) took over as coach.

The Mammoth lost in the franchise’s first playoff game since 2020. They are in their second season in Utah after leaving Arizona.

“It was a hard-fought game,” Mammoth coach Andre Tourigny said. “It was physical. It was intense. Every inch was contested.”

Colton Sissons had a goal and assist for the Golden Knights and Mark Stone and Ivan Barbashev also scored. Carter Hart stopped 32 shots. Hanifin had two assists.

Logan Cooley and Kevin Stenlund scored for the Mammoth. Karel Vejmelka, playing in his first playoff game after five years in the Utah/Arizona organization, made 27 saves. Captain Clayton Keller, who closed the regular season with 16 assists over a 10-game streak, failed to record one in this game.

The Golden Knights took the fight to the Mammoth from the beginning and finished with 52 hits to 29 for Utah. Vegas’ high in the regular season was 36 against Los Angeles in the Oct. 8 opener.

Both teams breaking into several fights including one after the final buzzer.

“We played physical,” Tortorella said. “We have some things to work on, but it was good to see us bang around a little bit. It’s a long series. You just keep on trying to do the things you think you need to grind away.”

Former Golden Knight Nate Schmidt delivered a tremendous cross-ice pass to Cooley, whose one-timer from the right circle put the Mammoth on the scoreboard first with just 11 seconds left in the first period.

Sissons scored the equalizer at 3:44 of the second period, jamming in the puck after a backhand pass from Cole Smith. Utah retook the lead not even two minutes later when Hart found himself out of position and Vegas defenseman Kaeden Korczak knocked the puck into his own net, though it was officially credited to Kevin Stenlund.

“We didn’t really pay attantion to it,” Barbashev said. “Our guys did a really good job to get one back on the power play.”

That happened when the Golden Knights again tied the game when Stone put a rebound into the open net for a power-play goal 5:33 of the third period. They then soon had the lead when Utah defenseman MacKenzie Weegar turned over the puck in his zone, and Dowd knocked in Hanifin’s shot.

Barbashev closed the scoring with an empty-netter.

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AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhl

Expert Picks

Under 6.5-135

Over / Under

Picked Apr 18 @ 9:57 pm, 1 unit on DraftKings

WIN

Again, there might be a few NHL playoff games I will not play Under 6.5, but all I can say to you is play them frequently if offered. We shall lose a couple on 3-3 regulation, I’m sure, (why my CBS Sports parlays always punched to 7.5), but 2-0 Saturday Unders and they weren’t even close. You will come out ahead and the sportsbooks will stop offering U6.5s. Certainly can’t promise anything here but I’m surprised not 6. Books don’t like pushes, either, but you get my point. The Knights’ Carter Hart has a 1.66 GAA in April.

Matt’s Pick

	1	2	3	T
Utah 0-1	1	1	0	2
Vegas 1-0	0	1	3	4

T-Mobile ArenaLas Vegas, NV

Game 1LV leads 1-0

1.N. Dowd

LVC

G: 1, A: 0
2.C. Sissons

LVC

G: 1, A: 1
3.C. Hart

LVG

SV: 31, SV%: 0.939

SKATERS	G	A	+/-	SOG
M. Carcone LW	0	0	1	2
I. Cole D	0	1	0	0
L. Cooley C	1	0	1	5
L. Crouse LW	0	1	-2	2
S. Durzi D	0	1	0	1
D. Guenther RW	0	0	-1	4
C. Keller RW	0	0	-3	2
A. Kerfoot C	0	0	1	1
J. Marino D	0	0	1	2
J. McBain C	0	0	0	0
J. Peterka RW	0	0	1	1
N. Schmaltz C	0	0	-3	3
N. Schmidt D	0	1	1	2
M. Sergachev D	0	0	-2	1
K. Stenlund C	1	0	1	4
B. Tanev LW	0	0	0	0
M. Weegar D	0	0	-1	2
K. Yamamoto RW	0	0	0	1

SKATERS	G	A	+/-	SOG
R. Andersson D	0	0	1	2
I. Barbashev LW	1	0	0	1
P. Dorofeyev RW	0	0	0	2
N. Dowd C	1	0	2	1
J. Eichel C	0	0	0	3
N. Hanifin D	0	2	1	1
T. Hertl C	0	1	-2	4
B. Howden C	0	0	0	0
K. Kolesar RW	0	0	-1	1
K. Korczak D	0	0	-1	1
J. Lauzon D	0	0	-1	0
M. Marner RW	0	1	1	1
B. McNabb D	0	1	1	1
C. Sissons C	1	1	3	1
C. Smith LW	0	1	2	2
R. Smith RW	0	0	-2	5
M. Stone RW	1	0	0	4
S. Theodore D	0	0	1	1

GOALIES	SA	GA	SV	SV%	TOI
K. Vejmelka	30	3	27	0.900	58:38

GOALIES	SA	GA	SV	SV%	TOI
C. Hart	33	2	31	0.939	59:50

April 20, 2026

Wedgewood sharp in net, O’Connor scores 1st goal in a year as Avs beat Kings 2-1 in Game 1

AP

DENVER (AP) Logan O’Connor scored for the first time in a year, Scott Wedgewood stopped 24 shots in his first Stanley Cup playoffs start and the top-seeded Colorado Avalanche beat the Los Angeles Kings 2-1 in Game 1 on Sunday.

O’Connor’s third-period tally was his first since Game 4 of a playoff series against Dallas on April 26. He missed most of this season with a hip injury. Artturi Lehkonen had a second-period goal for the Presidents’ Trophy-winning Avalanche.

“Super happy to get it out of the way,” said O’Connor, who underwent hip surgery in early June. “For us, our game translates well to the playoffs. It’s a lot of simplicity and muck it up and just wear teams down. It was nice to get that one out of the way and finish the job off.”

Wedgewood got the nod in net over Mackenzie Blackwood after leading the league in goals-against average and save percentage. Wedgewood made four career playoff appearances in relief before Sunday’s start.

At 33 years, 248 days old, Wedgewood became the third-oldest goaltender in league history to pick up a win in his first career playoff start, according to NHL stats.

“Obviously, a long career to get to this point,” Wedgwood cracked.

Game 2 is Tuesday night in Denver.

Artemi Panarin scored a power-play goal with 2:22 left to make it 2-1. Shortly after, forward Joel Armia was called for high-sticking and the Kings were unable to tie it up.

“We were kind of coming there late and couldn’t get enough,” forward Scott Laughton said.

Anton Forsberg stopped 28 shots in his NHL postseason debut.

“We’re comfortable in low-scoring games,” Kings defenseman Mikey Anderson said. “We’ve got to try and keep it tight.”

Nathan MacKinnon had an assist on Lehkonen’s goal to give him 32 career points in Game 1s. He trails only Joe Sakic (42) for the most Game-1 points in franchise history.

The game got chippy in the third period, with Cale Makar taking a shove to the back by Adrian Kempe. Captain Gabriel Landeskog later stood up for Makar and got into it with Kempe. Both drew roughing calls.

There were a combined 84 hits.

“We know teams are going to want to push us out of games,” said O’Connor, whose team was 0 for 4 on the power play. “We feel as though we can push back just as hard. That’s one great thing about our group: the versatility within our locker room. You want to go a 1-0 game? We like to think we can beat you at that. Track meet, if it happens? We’ve got that. Physicality, we have guys who are willing to step up.”

Colorado nearly scored earlier in the second when O’Connor sent a shot past Forsberg. But as the goal horn sounded, the officials signaled no goal. It was ruled Jack Drury made contact with Forsberg following a collision with Drew Doughty. The Avalanche challenged but the call stood.

“I’d like to see it count,” Colorado coach Jared Bednar said. “They saw it different – not losing any sleep over it.”

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AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/NHL

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This story has been corrected to show Logan O’Connor’s last goal was April 26.

	1	2	3	T
Los Angeles 0-1	0	0	1	1
Colorado 1-0	0	1	1	2

Ball ArenaDenver, CO

Game 1COL leads 1-0

1.S. Wedgewood

COLG

SV: 24, SV%: 0.960
2.L. O’Connor

COLRW

G: 1, A: 0
3.A. Lehkonen

COLLW

G: 1, A: 0

SKATERS	G	A	+/-	SOG
M. Anderson D	0	0	-1	0
J. Armia RW	0	0	0	0
Q. Byfield C	0	0	-1	3
C. Ceci D	0	0	-1	1
B. Clarke D	0	1	0	1
D. Doughty D	0	0	-1	0
B. Dumoulin D	0	0	0	1
J. Edmundson D	0	0	-1	0
S. Helenius C	0	0	-1	0
M. Joseph RW	0	0	-1	0
A. Kempe RW	0	0	0	2
A. Kopitar C	0	0	0	2
A. Laferriere RW	0	1	-1	4
S. Laughton C	0	0	0	5
J. Malott LW	0	0	-1	0
T. Moore LW	0	0	-1	3
A. Panarin LW	1	0	0	2
J. Wright RW	0	0	0	1

SKATERS	G	A	+/-	SOG
B. Burns D	0	0	1	0
J. Drury C	0	1	1	0
N. Kadri C	0	0	0	1
P. Kelly LW	0	0	0	1
J. Kiviranta LW	0	0	1	1
B. Kulak D	0	0	0	2
G. Landeskog LW	0	0	0	1
A. Lehkonen LW	1	0	1	2
N. MacKinnon C	0	1	1	3
C. Makar D	0	0	1	4
S. Malinski D	0	0	0	4
J. Manson D	0	0	1	3
M. Necas C	0	0	1	2
B. Nelson C	0	0	0	1
V. Nichushkin RW	0	0	0	1
L. O’Connor RW	1	0	1	1
N. Roy C	0	0	0	2
D. Toews D	0	0	1	1

GOALIES	SA	GA	SV	SV%	TOI
A. Forsberg	30	2	28	0.933	58:42

GOALIES	SA	GA	SV	SV%	TOI
S. Wedgewood	25	1	24	0.960	60:00

April 20, 2026

NBA Scores

FINAL

	1	2	3	4	T
776ers0-1	18	28	25	20	91
2Celtics1-0	33	31	31	28	123

Game 1, BOS leads 1-0, TD Garden , Boston, MA

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	T. Maxey PHI PG21 PTS , 1 REB , 8 AST
	J. Brown BOS SF26 PTS , 4 REB , 3 AST

FINAL

	1	2	3	4	T
8Suns0-1	20	24	22	18	84
1Thunder1-0	35	30	32	22	119

Game 1, OKC leads 1-0, Paycom Center, Oklahoma City, OK

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	D. Booker PHO SG23 PTS , 6 REB , 2 AST
	S. Gilgeous-Alexander OKC SG25 PTS , 4 REB , 7 AST

FINAL

	1	2	3	4	T
8Magic1-0	35	20	26	31	112
1Pistons0-1	27	24	23	27	101

Game 1, ORL leads 1-0, Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MI

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	P. Banchero ORL PF23 PTS , 9 REB , 4 AST
	C. Cunningham DET SG39 PTS , 5 REB , 4 AST

FINAL

	1	2	3	4	T
7Trail Blazers0-1	21	28	23	26	98
2Spurs1-0	30	29	28	24	111

Game 1, SA leads 1-0, Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	D. Avdija POR SG30 PTS , 10 REB , 5 AST
	V. Wembanyama SA C35 PTS , 5 REB , 1 AST

April 20, 2026

Gilgeous-Alexander scores 25 as reigning champion Thunder open playoffs with 119-84 win over Suns

AP
Apr 19, 2026

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 25 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder began their title defense with a 119-84 rout of the Phoenix Suns in Game 1 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series on Sunday.

The reigning league MVP made just 5 of 18 field goals but went 15 of 17 at the foul line before sitting out the fourth quarter.

Jalen Williams scored 22 points and Chet Holmgren added 16 for the top-seeded Thunder, who will host Game 2 on Wednesday.

Devin Booker scored 23 points and Dillon Brooks scored 18 on 6-of-22 shooting for the Suns, who shot 34.9% from the field. Jalen Green, who scored 35 and 36 points in Phoenix’s two play-in games, had 17 on 6-for-16 shooting.

It was the third straight year that the Thunder earned the top seed and had to wait through the play-in tournament to learn their first-round opponent. Two seasons ago, Oklahoma City beat New Orleans 94-92 in Game 1. Last year, the Thunder routed Memphis 131-80 in Game 1 on their way to the title.

Phoenix claimed the No. 8 seed by defeating the Golden State Warriors on Friday night. The Suns took an early 5-0 lead Sunday as the Thunder started cold following a week off.

The Thunder heated up quickly. Brooks was called for a flagrant-one foul in the first quarter for hitting Holmgren in the face. The Thunder went on a 12-2 surge after that to take a 24-14 lead.

In the closing seconds of the quarter, Oklahoma City’s Jaylin Williams threw a pass about three-quarters of the length of the court. Holmgren caught it with his back to the basket, took one dribble to his right, then turned and drained a 3-pointer as time expired to put Oklahoma City up 35-20.

Oklahoma City extended the advantage to 65-44 at halftime. Holmgren had 16 points and Gilgeous-Alexander had 15 at the break.

Gilgeous-Alexander converted a three-point play to push Oklahoma City’s lead to 90-63 late in the third quarter, and the Thunder took a 97-66 edge into the fourth.

Nine Oklahoma City players saw at least 13 minutes of action.

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AP NBA: https://apnews.com/hub/NBA

Expert Picks

Under 29.5-122

Devin Booker • PTS + AST • Player Prop

Picked Apr 19 @ 3:09 pm, 1 unit on Caesars

WIN

Caesar’s. As great as Devin Booker is, he’s about to get a healthy dose of Lu Dort, Cason Wallace, Alex Caruso, and the lethal Thunder perimeter defense. Booker struggled to get in a rhythm against the lesser defenses of Portland and Golden State, and this line reads as too high against a rested, fully healthy Thunder playoff defense. Play it down to under 28.5.

Prop’s Pick

Phoenix +15.5-110

Point Spread

Picked Apr 19 @ 2:04 pm, 1 unit on BetMGM

LOSS

The Suns and the Thunder split their four games this season, but the Suns’ last win was on the last day of the regular season, when Oklahoma City didn’t play anybody. The Suns have made a massive transition in the postseason where there’s an apparent directive to have Jalen Green take the most shots while leading scorer Devin Booker has been pushed aside, as well as Dillon Brooks, who had the best year of his career. I’m sure they’re not happy about the transition and lack of shots, which leads me to believe that this team might be hungry for the first game at OKC. That’s a lot of points. Game 1 is where they can surprise them and contend for the win. Suns cover.

Micah’s Pick

	1	2	3	4	T
8 Suns 0-1	20	24	22	18	84
1 Thunder 1-0	35	30	32	22	119

Game 1

OKC leads 1-0

Paycom Center Oklahoma City, OK

TOP SCORERS
	D. Booker SG	23PTS	6REB	2AST
	S. Gilgeous-Alexander SG	25PTS	4REB	7AST

Suns

STARTERS	PTS	REB	AST	PF
D. Booker	23	6	2	4
D. Brooks	18	7	2	4
J. Green	17	5	1	1
J. Goodwin	2	0	0	2
O. Ighodaro	0	9	3	3

BENCH	PTS	REB	AST	PF
R. Fleming	9	0	0	0
C. Gillespie	8	2	2	1
R. O’Neale	4	3	3	2
J. Bouyea	3	3	1	0
A. Coffey	0	0	0	0
R. Dunn	0	5	1	1
K. Maluach	0	3	0	0
H. Highsmith	0	2	1	0
I. Livers	–	–	–	–
K. Brea	–	–	–	–
C. Huntley	–	–	–	–
Total	84	45	16	19

Thunder

STARTERS	PTS	REB	AST	PF
S. Gilgeous-Alexander	25	4	7	2
J. Williams	22	7	6	1
C. Holmgren	16	7	0	1
I. Hartenstein	8	8	2	4
L. Dort	8	2	2	2

BENCH	PTS	REB	AST	PF
A. Mitchell	9	5	2	1
I. Joe	9	2	1	2
C. Wallace	6	4	2	4
J. McCain	5	0	0	2
J. Williams	5	4	2	1
K. Williams	2	4	1	0
A. Caruso	2	5	1	2
A. Wiggins	2	2	1	0
N. Topic	0	0	1	0
P. Sandfort	–	–	–	–
B. Barnhizer	–	–	–	–
B. Carlson	–	–	–	–
Total	119	54	28	23

April 20, 2026

MLB Scores

FINAL

	R	H	E
Giants9-13	0	8	0
Nationals10-12	3	7	3

Nationals Park, Washington, DC

W: A. Alvarez (1-0)
L: R. Ray (2-3)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	A. Alvarez WAS P4.1 IP, 3 H, 5 SO
	M. Mikolas WAS P4.0 IP, 4 H, 4 SO, 1 BB

FINAL

	R	H	E
Rays12-9	3	6	1
Pirates13-9	6	12	0

PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA

W: M. Keller (2-1)
L: S. McClanahan (1-2)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	M. Keller PIT P7.0 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 5 SO
	J. Caminero TB 3B1-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI

FINAL

	R	H	E
Orioles10-12	4	5	1
Guardians13-10	8	8	1

Progressive Field, Cleveland, OH

W: M. Festa (1-0)
L: T. Rogers (2-2)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	J. Ramirez CLE DH2-4, 2 R, 2 HR, 2 RBI
	T. Ward BAL LF2-5, 1 R, 1 HR, 3 RBI

FINAL

	R	H	E
Brewers12-9	3	5	1
Marlins10-12	5	8	1

loanDepot park, Miami, FL

W: E. Perez (2-1)
L: J. Misiorowski (1-2)
S: P. Fairbanks (3)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	E. Perez MIA P6.0 IP, 3 H, 7 SO, 1 BB
	P. Fairbanks MIA P1.0 IP, 2 SO

FINAL

	R	H	E
Reds14-8	7	7	1
Twins11-11	4	9	3

Target Field, Minneapolis, MN

W: E. Pagan (2-0)
L: G. Acton (1-1)
S: G. Ashcraft (1)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	B. Ober MIN P6.1 IP, 3 H, 10 SO, 4 BB
	B. Singer CIN P6.0 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 2 SO, 4 BB

FINAL

	R	H	E
Cardinals13-8	7	8	1
Astros8-15	5	8	1

Daikin Park, Houston, TX

W: R. O’Brien (3-0)
L: B. King (0-1)
S: G. Graceffo (1)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	M. Liberatore STL P6.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 4 SO, 2 BB
	R. O’Brien STL P1.1 IP, 1 H, 2 SO

FINAL

	R	H	E
Mets7-15	1	6	0
Cubs12-9	2	7	0

Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL

W: C. Thielbar (2-2)
L: C. Kimbrel (0-1)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	J. Assad CHC P5.2 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 3 SO
	C. Thielbar CHC P0-01.0 IP, 1 H, 1 SO

FINAL

	R	H	E
Dodgers15-6	6	15	0
Rockies9-13	9	15	0

Coors Field, Denver, CO

W: A. Senzatela (1-0)
L: B. Treinen (1-1)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	M. Moniak COL LF2-5, 2 R, 1 HR, 3 RBI
	A. Senzatela COL P2.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 2 SO

FINAL

	R	H	E
White Sox8-14	7	10	1
Athletics11-11	4	5	0

Sutter Health Park, West Sacramento, California

W: N. Schultz (1-1)
L: J. Springs (3-1)
S: S. Dominguez (4)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	N. Schultz CHW P5.0 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, 6 SO, 1 BB
	M. Vargas CHW 3B2-3, 2 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI

FINAL

	R	H	E
Padres15-7	2	5	0
Angels11-12	1	2	0

Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA

W: M. King (3-1)
L: W. Urena (0-2)
S: M. Miller (8)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	M. King SD P5.0 IP, 1 H, 6 SO, 4 BB
	W. Urena LAA P6.0 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 8 SO, 2 BB

FINAL

	R	H	E
Rangers11-11	2	5	0
Mariners10-13	5	8	0

T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA

W: B. Woo (1-2)
L: M. Gore (2-2)
S: A. Munoz (3)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	B. Woo SEA P7.0 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 6 SO, 1 BB
	A. Munoz SEA P1.0 IP, 3 SO

FINAL

	R	H	E
Blue Jays8-13	10	14	0
Diamondbacks13-9	4	10	0

Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ

W: K. Gausman (1-1)
L: R. Nelson (1-2)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	K. Gausman TOR P6.0 IP, 7 H, 2 ER, 4 SO, 1 BB
	B. Pfaadt ARI P6.1 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 3 SO, 2 BB

FINAL

	R	H	E
Royals7-15	0	6	0
Yankees13-9	7	7	0

Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY

W: R. Weathers (1-2)
L: C. Ragans (0-4)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	R. Weathers NYY P7.1 IP, 5 H, 8 SO, 1 BB
	T. Grisham NYY CF2-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 3 RBI

FINAL

	R	H	E
Tigers12-10	6	12	0
Red Sox8-13	2	6	0

Fenway Park, Boston, MA

W: F. Valdez (2-1)
L: G. Crochet (2-3)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	F. Valdez DET P6.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 7 SO, 2 BB
	D. Dingler DET C4-5, 1 R, 1 HR, 4 RBI

FINAL

	R	H	E
Braves15-7	4	8	0
Phillies8-13	2	6	0

Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA

W: T. Kinley (3-0)
L: A. Painter (1-1)
S: R. Iglesias (5)

PLAYERS OF THE GAME
	K. Schwarber PHI DH2-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI
	M. Harris ATL CF3-3, 2 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI

April 20, 2026

Blue Jays ride an 8-run first inning to a 10-4 win over the Diamondbacks, snapping 4-game skid

AP

PHOENIX (AP) Kazuma Okamoto hit a solo homer and had three RBIs, Nathan Lukes added a three-run double and the Toronto Blue Jays used an eight-run first inning to cruise past the Arizona Diamondbacks for a 10-4 victory Sunday that prevented a three-game sweep.

Toronto snapped a four-game losing streak and ended Arizona’s four-game winning streak.

Ryne Nelson (1-2) was rocked for eight runs and got just one out. His season ERA jumped from 3.54 to 6.97.

The first eight Blue Jays batters reached base on five singles, two doubles and a walk. Nelson finally struck out Brandon Valenzuela, but Lukes following with a bases-clearing double for an 8-0 lead, ending Nelson’s day after only 30 pitches.

Toronto starter Kevin Gausman (1-1) gave up two runs over six solid innings. He permitted seven hits and a walk while striking out four. Lukes – who entered the game batting .162 – finished with three hits.

Okamoto hit his third homer in the third, smacking Andrew Hoffmann’s slider 406 feet over the left-center wall.

Arizona’s Ildemaro Vargas has hit safety in his first 15 games this season, which extends a franchise record. He has an 18-game hitting streak dating to last season, which is the longest active run in the big leagues.

Diamondbacks All-Star outfielder Corbin Carroll left before the fifth inning because of low back tightness. Jorge Barrosa replaced him and hit a two-run homer in the seventh.

The D-backs are off Monday before continuing their homestand Tuesday. RHP Merrill Kelly (1-0, 3.38 ERA) faces White Sox RHP Sean Burke (0-2, 4.43).

The Blue Jays continue their road trip Monday. RHP Dylan Cease (0-0, 1.74 ERA) opposes Angels LHP Reid Detmers (1-1, 3.57).

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AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb

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	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Blue Jays 8-13	8	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	10	14	0
Diamondbacks 13-9	0	1	0	0	0	1	2	0	0	4	10	0

Chase FieldPhoenix, AZ

W: K. Gausman (1-1)L: R. Nelson (1-2)S: (0)
HR: TOR – K. Okamoto (3), ARI – J. Barrosa (1)

K. Gausman

P

6.0 IP, 2 ER, BB, 4 SO, 86 P
B. Pfaadt

P

6.1 IP, ER, 2 BB, 3 SO, 84 P

HITTERS	AB	R	H	RBI	AVG
N. Lukes RF	5	1	3	3	.214
E. Clement 2B	5	1	2	0	.302
V. Guerrero Jr. 1B	5	2	3	2	.333
J. Sanchez LF	4	1	1	0	.262
E. Jimenez DH	4	1	1	1	.313
A. Gimenez SS	4	1	1	1	.273
K. Okamoto 3B	4	2	2	3	.221
M. Straw CF	3	1	0	0	.346
B. Valenzuela C	4	0	1	0	.185

HITTERS	AB	R	H	RBI	AVG
K. Marte 2B	4	1	1	0	.217
C. Carroll RF	2	0	0	0	.300
J. Barrosa RF	2	1	1	2	.240
J. Fernandez SS	4	0	1	0	.300
L. Gurriel LF	4	1	1	0	.125
A. Garcia C	0	0	0	0	.000
A. Del Castillo DH	3	1	2	1	.333
I. Vargas 1B-3B	4	0	1	0	.368
N. Arenado 3B	3	0	0	0	.205
T. Tawa 3B-LF	1	0	1	0	.139
J. McCann C-1B	4	0	1	1	.250
A. Thomas CF	4	0	1	0	.164

2B – N. Lukes 2 (2), E. Clement 2 (9), V. Guerrero Jr. (5), K. Okamoto (2)
HR – K. Okamoto (3)
SF – A. Gimenez
RBI – N. Lukes 3 (5), V. Guerrero Jr. 2 (10), E. Jimenez, A. Gimenez (12), K. Okamoto 3 (8)
Runners left in scoring position, 2-Out – E. Clement, V. Guerrero Jr. 2 (2), J. Sanchez, M. Straw

2B – A. Del Castillo (2), A. Thomas (7)
HR – J. Barrosa
RBI – J. Barrosa 2 (6), A. Del Castillo (11), J. McCann (4)
2-Out RBI – J. Barrosa 2 (2)
Runners left in scoring position, 2-Out – J. Barrosa, N. Arenado

DP – 2 (Gimenez-Guerrero Jr.; Gimenez-Clement-Guerrero Jr.)

DP – 2 (Marte-Fernandez-Vargas; Fernandez-Vargas)

PITCHERS	IP	H	ER	BB	SO	ERA
K. Gausman(W, 1-1)	6.0	7	2	1	4	2.54
M. Fluharty	1.0	2	2	0	1	6.75
T. Nance	1.0	0	0	0	0	6.23
B. Fisher	1.0	1	0	0	0	0.77

PITCHERS	IP	H	ER	BB	SO	ERA
R. Nelson(L, 1-2)	0.1	8	8	1	1	6.97
A. Hoffmann	2.1	2	1	1	3	1.74
B. Pfaadt	6.1	4	1	2	3	4.70

Pitches-Strikes – K. Gausman 86-54, M. Fluharty 18-12, T. Nance 8-7, B. Fisher 11-8
Ground Balls-Fly Balls – K. Gausman 8-3, M. Fluharty 0-2, T. Nance 2-0, B. Fisher 2-1
Batters Faced – K. Gausman 25, M. Fluharty 5, T. Nance 3, B. Fisher 3

Pitches-Strikes – R. Nelson 30-19, A. Hoffmann 33-20, B. Pfaadt 84-55
Ground Balls-Fly Balls – R. Nelson 2-0, A. Hoffmann 1-1, B. Pfaadt 11-1
Batters Faced – R. Nelson 10, A. Hoffmann 9, B. Pfaadt 24

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April 20, 2026

2026 RBC Heritage leaderboard, winner: Matt Fitzpatrick holds off Scottie Scheffler for win in playoff

Fitzpatrick had the tournament to win heading to the 18th hole, but was forced to finish things off in a playoff

By Patrick McDonald of cbssports.com contributing

A second win and a second tartan jacket now belong to one Matt Fitzpatrick. Defeating Scottie Scheffler with a birdie on the first playoff hole at Harbour Town Golf Links, Fitzpatrick found the winner’s circle at the RBC Heritage for the second time in the last four years to become the tournament’s 11th multiple-time winner.

Fitzpatrick commanded a three-stroke lead over Scheffler heading into the final round and was able to maintain his distance over the world No. 1 for much of the day until things tightened late. Scheffler made up three strokes over the final four holes, playing the stretch in 2 under, while Fitzpatrick made bogey on the 72nd hole to set a date for extra holes at 18 under.

The Englishman’s record as a 54-hole leader improves to 3-for-5 with his latest conversion marking his fourth career victory on the PGA Tour. That win total was half of that at the onset of the year.

Fitzpatrick’s win marks his second in his last three tournaments, pulling him alongside Chris Gotterup as the only multiple-time winners on the PGA Tour this season. He jumps to No. 3 in the Official World Golf Rankings behind only Scheffler and Rory McIlroy and up to No. 2 in the FedEx Cup standings behind only Scheffler.

Unlike Saturday when he stumbled out of the gates, Fitzpatrick found his footing immediately on Sunday. Two birdies across his first three holes pushed his advantage over his playing partner to four strokes where it stood for the early portion of their rounds. Fitzpatrick and Scheffler found themselves in neutral for the rest of their front nines allowing Si Woo Kim to enter the conversation.

Scheffler took advantage of the short par-4 9th to trim the edge to where it began the day heading into the back nine, but the pars persisted. The two made pars on Nos. 10-14, while Kim put a circle on his scorecard on No. 11 to pull alongside Scheffler in Fitzpatrick’s rearview mirror.

Kim was the first to cut the deficit to two strokes thanks to a birdie on the par-5 15th, but Scheffler joined him shortly after. Kim ultimately ran out of steam (and holes), but the Scheffler train kept on rolling and pulled within one when another birdie came flying onto his scorecard from just inside 10 feet on the par-4 16th.

The pair exchanged pars on the par-3 17th and were pitted against one another in a pseudo chip-off just off the putting surface on the 72nd hole. Scheffler knocked his stiff, while Fitzpatrick left his woefully short and missed his 22-foot par effort to win the tournament in regulation.

Fitzpatrick made amends on the first playoff hole. From the fairway and with a 4 iron in hand, Fitzpatrick flighted his second beautifully against the left-to-right crosswind and saw his ball settle just 12 feet away from the pin. While Scheffler had an opportunity to save par from closer, Fitzpatrick never gave him a chance and slammed the door shut with a clinching birdie bid. Grade: A+

Here are the rest of the notables on the leaderboard at the 2026 RBC Heritage.

P2. Scottie Scheffler (-18): This week in Hilton Head Island felt a lot like his week in Augusta, Georgia. The world No. 1 played some really solid golf, but the combination of a large deficit at the halfway point and Scheffler’s inability to squeeze more out of his rounds when he was running out of leash were too much to overcome. There were moments to pounce in the final round, but instead he now has two straight runner-up results to show for his play. Scheffler being Scheffler, of course, would like more. The game is getting sharper by the week and the wins will start piling up once he takes care of some of the easier aspects. Grade: A

T4. Collin Morikawa: (-13): Even without a clean bill of health, Morikawa managed his way around Harbour Town like a champ. Off a surprising top-10 finish at the Masters, the two-time major champion climbed his way inside the same mark by week’s end. Morikawa ranked No. 1 in the field in strokes gained approach and could have finished even higher had the putter been slightly more cooperative. Dinking, dunking and playing some form of small ball, Morikawa showed a level of toughness those on the outside may have previously questioned. Now, the focus will be to get healthy, and fast, as a big stretch of golf (two signature events and the PGA Championship) will be here in no time.

“I’m happy these last two weeks are done. It’s been a grind,” Morikawa said. “The two weeks of golf have felt like a full year of golf, just grinding through it, playing. But it was nice; I think I learned a lot about myself. Mentally I was pretty strong throughout the last two weeks. There’s something to take from not having the full health of being able to swing a club but kind of working with what you have. I think I did a pretty good job so far. I wish I had the last one back, but overall, hopefully a couple top 10s to finish the week.” Grade: A-

T33. Jordan Spieth (-7): Spieth is quickly turning into that duck-rabbit illusion. If you squint your eyes and focus your brain enough, you can see either animal. Spieth was among the leaders in the following categories this week: birdies, strokes gained putting, double bogeys and fairways missed. One week after he said he has never hit the ball so well, Spieth was nearly dead last in strokes gained tee to green no thanks to an average of one lost ball per round. The only constant at this point is that there are none. Grade: C

T43. Viktor Hovland (-6): It was going so well until it wasn’t. Hovland was in the final pairing on Saturday and found himself outside the top 40 by the end of Sunday. Two water balls in his final round did him no favors during a tournament where his short game more than held its own. His game will start to open up with more consistency once he figures out the riddle off the tee. Big misses, lack of confidence and an inability to find a regular feel have planted roots in Hovland’s driver causing the one-time strength to become a growing weakness. Grade: C-

T74. Jake Knapp (+2): Just an odd week from the PGA Tour’s leader in scoring average. Knapp arrived off a strong showing at the Masters and was upended by his play on the greens. Amid a season where he ranks second only to Jacob Bridgeman in strokes gained putting, Knapp was dead last in the category losing more than 10 strokes to the field with the putter in hand. The result was enough to push Knapp outside the top 70 in the 82-man field even with a strong showing with his irons. Grade: D

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Apr. 19, 2026, 6:27 pm EDT
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Matt Fitzpatrick takes home his second win in three starts @RBC_Heritage. pic.twitter.com/I7tM9uRJnh

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Apr. 19, 2026, 6:24 pm EDT
13 hrs ago

Make room in the closet for another tartan jacket!

Matt Fitzpatrick does it again to become a two-time champion @RBC_Heritage 🏆 pic.twitter.com/OFNuDObZNe

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April 20, 2026

RBC Heritage Scores

Apr 16-20, 2026

Sea Pines Resort | Par 71 | Yardage: 7243

Hilton Head Island, SC

$20,000,000

PLAYOFFS
Hole		18	18	18	18	18
Par		4	4	4	4	4
	Matt Fitzpatrick	3	–	–	–	–
	Scottie Scheffler	–	–	–	–	–

POS	NAME	TO PAR	EARNINGS	R1	R2	R3	R4	TOTAL
1	Matt Fitzpatrick	-18	$3,600,000	65	63	68	70	269
2	Scottie Scheffler	-18	$2,160,000	68	67	64	67	266
3	Si Woo Kim	-16	$1,360,000	66	68	66	68	268
T4	Collin Morikawa	-13	$823,333	67	68	69	67	271
T4	Harris English	-13	$823,333	64	68	70	69	271

T4	Ludvig Åberg	-13	$823,333	63	70	68	70	271
7	Bud Cauley	-12	$665,000	68	69	65	70	272
T8	Rickie Fowler	-11	$555,000	65	69	69	70	273
T8	Kurt Kitayama	-11	$555,000	69	65	68	71	273
T8	Patrick Cantlay	-11	$555,000	69	64	68	72	273
T8	Gary Woodland	-11	$555,000	65	70	66	72	273
T12	Keegan Bradley	-10	$399,250	67	67	72	68	274
T12	Matt McCarty	-10	$399,250	69	71	66	68	274
T12	Xander Schauffele	-10	$399,250	69	68	68	69	274
T12	Steven Fisk	-10	$399,250	69	67	67	71	274
T16	Jordan Smith	-9	$256,694	69	72	68	66	275
T16	Maverick McNealy	-9	$256,694	74	67	67	67	275
T16	Wyndham Clark	-9	$256,694	68	68	70	69	275
T16	Akshay Bhatia	-9	$256,694	73	63	69	70	275
T16	Sam Burns	-9	$256,694	70	69	65	71	275
T16	Ryan Fox	-9	$256,694	65	72	67	71	275
T16	Patrick Rodgers	-9	$256,694	69	68	66	72	275
T16	Pierceson Coody	-9	$256,694	69	68	65	73	275
T16	Andrew Novak	-9	$256,694	65	71	65	74	275
T25	Michael Kim	-8	$142,750	69	73	72	62	276
T25	Chris Gotterup	-8	$142,750	70	72	69	65	276
T25	Sahith Theegala	-8	$142,750	69	67	72	68	276
T25	J.J. Spaun	-8	$142,750	69	69	68	70	276
T25	Russell Henley	-8	$142,750	68	68	70	70	276
T25	Cameron Young	-8	$142,750	71	67	67	71	276
T25	Aldrich Potgieter	-8	$142,750	67	67	67	75	276
T25	Brian Harman	-8	$142,750	71	66	63	76	276
T33	Michael Thorbjornsen	-7	$92,444	70	68	74	65	277
T33	Ryan Gerard	-7	$92,444	73	72	65	67	277
T33	Ben Griffin	-7	$92,444	69	67	72	69	277
T33	Adam Schenk	-7	$92,444	74	68	67	68	277
T33	Jordan Spieth	-7	$92,444	69	72	67	69	277
T33	Karl Vilips	-7	$92,444	70	67	70	70	277
T33	Jacob Bridgeman	-7	$92,444	75	65	66	71	277
T33	Chandler Blanchet	-7	$92,444	71	71	64	71	277
T33	Joe Highsmith	-7	$92,444	67	68	69	73	277
T42	Jason Day	-6	$55,300	70	72	72	64	278
T42	Sungjae Im	-6	$55,300	66	72	70	70	278
T42	Daniel Berger	-6	$55,300	66	74	68	70	278
T42	Andrew Putnam	-6	$55,300	71	68	69	70	278
T42	Michael Brennan	-6	$55,300	65	69	72	72	278
T42	Shane Lowry	-6	$55,300	70	69	67	72	278
T42	Robert MacIntyre	-6	$55,300	66	68	71	73	278
T42	Lucas Glover	-6	$55,300	69	67	68	74	278
T42	Viktor Hovland	-6	$55,300	64	65	73	76	278
T42	Sepp Straka	-6	$55,300	66	67	67	78	278
T52	Garrick Higgo	-5	$43,500	72	69	72	66	279
T52	Tommy Fleetwood	-5	$43,500	76	67	69	67	279
T52	Sudarshan Yellamaraju	-5	$43,500	74	66	71	68	279
T55	William Mouw	-4	$39,600	68	73	72	67	280
T55	Nicolai Hojgaard	-4	$39,600	73	68	70	69	280
T55	Corey Conners	-4	$39,600	67	69	73	71	280
T55	Matt Wallace	-4	$39,600	69	72	68	71	280
T55	Sami Valimaki	-4	$39,600	68	67	69	76	280
T60	Ricky Castillo	-3	$36,500	72	70	72	67	281
T60	J.T. Poston	-3	$36,500	71	73	68	69	281
T60	Ryo Hisatsune	-3	$36,500	75	69	67	70	281
T60	Nick Taylor	-3	$36,500	69	70	70	72	281
T60	Min Woo Lee	-3	$36,500	70	70	67	74	281
T65	Denny McCarthy	-2	$34,250	74	70	70	68	282
T65	Harry Hall	-2	$34,250	70	69	72	71	282
T65	Alex Noren	-2	$34,250	73	73	66	70	282
T65	Sam Stevens	-2	$34,250	70	69	68	75	282
T69	Max Homa	-1	$33,125	70	70	74	69	283
T69	Johnny Keefer	-1	$33,125	69	70	70	74	283
T71	Taylor Pendrith	E	$32,500	74	75	72	63	284
T71	Tom Hoge	E	$32,500	71	70	70	73	284
T71	David Lipsky	E	$32,500	72	71	68	73	284
T74	Jhonattan Vegas	+2	$31,750	77	69	69	71	286
T74	Austin Smotherman	+2	$31,750	74	73	69	70	286
T74	Jake Knapp	+2	$31,750	71	75	69	71	286
T77	Justin Thomas	+3	$31,000	76	75	70	66	287
T77	Brian Campbell	+3	$31,000	68	72	74	73	287
T77	Marco Penge	+3	$31,000	73	73	68	73	287
80	Billy Horschel	+5	$30,500	71	76	72	70	289
81	Nico Echavarria	+6	$30,250	75	70	68	77	290
82	Tony Finau	+11	$30,000	75	75	75	70	295

Notes

All times are US/Eastern.

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April 20, 2026

2026 RBC Heritage leaderboard: Live updates, analysis and highlights from Round 4

Live scores, updates, analysis and highlights from the final round of the RBC Heritage in Hilton Head, South Carolina

By Patrick McDonald of cbssports.com contributing

The final round of the 2026 RBC Heritage has arrived with Matt Fitzpatrick still in front after 54 holes, three shots clear of the field. The 2023 champion at this event, Fitzpatrick continues to look extremely comfortable at the restored Harbour Town Golf Links, but he will be tested down the stretch, primarily by Scottie Scheffler, who is right on his tail in solo second as play begins Sunday.

There are a handful of other notable chasers, including Si Woo Kim, Gary Woodland (continuing his hot streak) and Ludvig Åberg, but for them to have a legitimate shot at winning, Fitzpatrick will need to stumble and seriously open the door to the rest of the field. Fitzpatrick is aiming for his second win in the last month following a three-year drought on United States soil, while Scheffler, the world No. 1, is eyeing for his first victory since The American Express in January.

Watch Round 4 of the 2026 RBC Heritage from 3-6 p.m. on CBS, Paramount+, CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports App. Keep it locked here for live scores, statistics, analysis and highlights.

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21 mins ago

Matt Fitzpatrick once told his dad that Harbour Town didn’t suit his game.

Now the 2023 @RBC_Heritage winner is three clear of the field into Sunday.

“It was just a little bit of a lash-out at the time.” 😂 pic.twitter.com/wsaszEL1RN

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 19, 2026

31 mins ago

Fitzpatrick, Scheffler history in final pairing today

The final round of the RBC Heritage marks the second time that Matt Fitzpatrick and Scottie Scheffler are paired in the final group of a final round on TOUR (2023 BMW Championship; both finished T2 after final-round 66s).

Additional notes on the Fitzpatrick and Scheffler group:… https://t.co/avoacQk8TR

— PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) April 19, 2026

55 mins ago

Jordan Spieth says he feels as much support @RBC_Heritage as he does anywhere.

So, what would a real “Spiethtown USA” be like?

We asked the South Carolina fans themselves. pic.twitter.com/p2by8FSDqs

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 19, 2026

April 19, 2026

RBC Heritage Scores

Watch Live

Apr 16-19, 2026

Sea Pines Resort | Par 71 | Yardage: 7243

Hilton Head Island, SC

$20,000,000

POS	NAME	TO PAR	THRU	TODAY	R1	R2	R3	R4	TOTAL
1	Matt Fitzpatrick	-17	–	1:50 PM	65	63	68	–	196
2	Scottie Scheffler	-14	–	1:50 PM	68	67	64	–	199
T3	Brian Harman	-13	–	1:40 PM	71	66	63	–	200
T3	Si Woo Kim	-13	–	1:40 PM	66	68	66	–	200
T3	Sepp Straka	-13	–	1:30 PM	66	67	67	–	200

T6	Andrew Novak	-12	–	1:30 PM	65	71	65	–	201
T6	Gary Woodland	-12	–	1:20 PM	65	70	66	–	201
T6	Aldrich Potgieter	-12	–	1:20 PM	67	67	67	–	201
T6	Ludvig Åberg	-12	–	1:10 PM	63	70	68	–	201
T6	Patrick Cantlay	-12	–	1:10 PM	69	64	68	–	201
T11	Bud Cauley	-11	–	1:00 PM	68	69	65	–	202
T11	Pierceson Coody	-11	–	1:00 PM	69	68	65	–	202
T11	Kurt Kitayama	-11	–	12:45 PM	69	65	68	–	202
T11	Harris English	-11	–	12:45 PM	64	68	70	–	202
T11	Viktor Hovland	-11	–	12:35 PM	64	65	73	–	202
T16	Patrick Rodgers	-10	–	12:35 PM	69	68	66	–	203
T16	Steven Fisk	-10	–	12:25 PM	69	67	67	–	203
T16	Rickie Fowler	-10	–	12:25 PM	65	69	69	–	203
T19	Keegan Bradley	-9	4	-2	67	67	72	–	206
T19	Sam Burns	-9	–	12:15 PM	70	69	65	–	204
T19	Ryan Fox	-9	–	12:15 PM	65	72	67	–	204
T19	Lucas Glover	-9	–	12:05 PM	69	67	68	–	204
T19	Joe Highsmith	-9	–	12:05 PM	67	68	69	–	204
T19	Collin Morikawa	-9	–	11:55 AM	67	68	69	–	204
T19	Sami Valimaki	-9	–	11:55 AM	68	67	69	–	204
T26	Michael Kim	-8	F	-9	69	73	72	62	276
T26	Jordan Spieth	-8	6	-3	69	72	67	–	208
T26	Maverick McNealy	-8	6	-3	74	67	67	–	208
T26	Karl Vilips	-8	5	-2	70	67	70	–	207
T26	Wyndham Clark	-8	4	-1	68	68	70	–	206
T26	J.J. Spaun	-8	2	-1	69	69	68	–	206
T26	Russell Henley	-8	2	-1	68	68	70	–	206
T26	Jacob Bridgeman	-8	2	-1	75	65	66	–	206
T26	Shane Lowry	-8	2	-1	70	69	67	–	206
T26	Cameron Young	-8	–	11:40 AM	71	67	67	–	205
T26	Xander Schauffele	-8	–	11:40 AM	69	68	68	–	205
T26	Akshay Bhatia	-8	–	11:30 AM	73	63	69	–	205
T26	Robert MacIntyre	-8	–	11:30 AM	66	68	71	–	205
T39	Michael Thorbjornsen	-7	17	-6	70	68	74	–	212
T39	Jordan Smith	-7	9	-3	69	72	68	–	209
T39	Adam Schenk	-7	8	-3	74	68	67	–	209
T39	Sungjae Im	-7	8	-2	66	72	70	–	208
T39	Sahith Theegala	-7	8	-2	69	67	72	–	208
T39	Sam Stevens	-7	5	-1	70	69	68	–	207
T39	Chandler Blanchet	-7	1	E	71	71	64	–	206
T46	Jason Day	-6	F	-7	70	72	72	64	278
T46	Tommy Fleetwood	-6	15	-5	76	67	69	–	212
T46	Chris Gotterup	-6	13	-4	70	72	69	–	211
T46	Ryan Gerard	-6	11	-3	73	72	65	–	210
T46	Ben Griffin	-6	8	-1	69	67	72	–	208
T46	Andrew Putnam	-6	7	-1	71	68	69	–	208
T46	Min Woo Lee	-6	5	E	70	70	67	–	207
T46	Michael Brennan	-6	4	+1	65	69	72	–	206
T46	Matt McCarty	-6	1	+1	69	71	66	–	206
T55	Garrick Higgo	-5	17	-5	72	69	72	–	213
T55	Nicolai Hojgaard	-5	14	-3	73	68	70	–	211
T55	Sudarshan Yellamaraju	-5	14	-3	74	66	71	–	211
T55	Johnny Keefer	-5	11	-1	69	70	70	–	209
T55	Matt Wallace	-5	9	-1	69	72	68	–	209
T60	William Mouw	-4	17	-4	68	73	72	–	213
T60	Corey Conners	-4	11	E	67	69	73	–	209
T60	Daniel Berger	-4	7	+1	66	74	68	–	208
T63	Ricky Castillo	-3	F	-4	72	70	72	67	281
T63	J.T. Poston	-3	15	-2	71	73	68	–	212
T63	Tom Hoge	-3	13	-1	71	70	70	–	211
T63	Ryo Hisatsune	-3	12	-1	75	69	67	–	211
T63	David Lipsky	-3	12	-1	72	71	68	–	211
T63	Nick Taylor	-3	11	+1	69	70	70	–	209
69	Denny McCarthy	-2	F	-3	74	70	70	68	282
T70	Max Homa	-1	F	-2	70	70	74	69	283
T70	Harry Hall	-1	14	+1	70	69	72	–	211
T70	Alex Noren	-1	14	E	73	73	66	–	212
73	Taylor Pendrith	E	F	-8	74	75	72	63	284
T74	Jhonattan Vegas	+2	F	E	77	69	69	71	286
T74	Austin Smotherman	+2	F	-1	74	73	69	70	286
T74	Jake Knapp	+2	F	E	71	75	69	71	286
T77	Justin Thomas	+3	F	-5	76	75	70	66	287
T77	Brian Campbell	+3	F	+2	68	72	74	73	287
T77	Marco Penge	+3	F	+2	73	73	68	73	287
80	Billy Horschel	+5	F	-1	71	76	72	70	289
81	Nico Echavarria	+6	17	+6	75	70	68	–	213
82	Tony Finau	+11	F	-1	75	75	75	70	295

Notes

All times are US/Eastern.

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