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    • Cardinals’ Paris Johnson: Activated off PUP list

      The Cardinals activated Johnson (undisclosed) off the active/PUP list Saturday.

      Johnson is healthy again after having spent just two days on the PUP list due to an undisclosed issue. The 25-year-old will once again serve as Arizona’s starting left tackle during the upcoming campaign.

    • Cardinals’ Kaleb Proctor: Won’t play this season

      Proctor (knee) is expected to miss the entire 2026 campaign, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

      Proctor tore the meniscus in his knee during OTAs and was placed on IR on Wednesday. Coach Mike LaFleur confirmed Friday that Proctor, whom Arizona drafted in the fourth round of April’s NFL Draft, isn’t going to be able to get back on the field this season. He’ll therefore have to wait until 2027 to make his professional debut.

    • Cardinals’ James Conner: Advances past injuries

      Conner (foot/ankle) participated in practice Thursday, Jess Root of USA Today reports.

      Per Darren Urban of the Cardinals‘ official site, Conner has recovered fully from the ankle injury that limited him to three regular-season games in 2025, though it’s possible he’ll be eased back in as training camp rolls along. The 31-year-old returns to a crowded Arizona backfield that now includes first-rounder Jeremiyah Love and free-agent addition Tyler Allgeier, as well as 2024 third-rounder Trey Benson. With Love and Allgeier destined to see their share of touches, Conner doesn’t appear to have a clear path to steady volume in 2026, though that could change if injuries hit.

    • Cardinals’ Trey Benson: Practices Thursday

      Benson (knee) participated in practice Thursday, Jess Root of USA Today reports.

      As did fellow RB James Conner, who is bouncing back from an ankle injury. Per Darren Urban of the Cardinals‘ official site, while the returning backs are ready for camp, the team plans to “be smart” with them out of the gate. Looking ahead, Benson will look to secure slotting in a crowded Arizona backfield that also includes Jeremiyah Love, Tyler Allgeier, as well as Conner. However, unless injuries hit, Benson doesn’t have a path to steady volume in the offense as Week 1 approaches.

    • Cardinals’ Jacoby Brissett: Practicing amid contract talks

      Brissett participated in Thursday’s training camp practice and contract talks with the Cardinals are now ongoing and productive, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN reports.

      Brissett did not participate in spring workouts and held in at minicamp, so his decision to practice Thursday eases concerns about a potential hold-in at training camp. That said, the veteran signal-caller is still seeking a raise over his current backup-level starting salary, so his contract situation will warrant monitoring until it is resolved. Brissett is expected to open the regular season as Arizona’s starting quarterback, with Gardner Minshew and rookie third-round pick Carson Beck filling out the QB room.

  • MLB Scores

    FINAL
    R H E
    Royals44-62
    		 3 7 0
    Tigers50-55
    		 2 8 1
    Comerica Park, Detroit, MI
    Highlights: Salvador Perez sets Royals HR record
    1:11
    • W: D. Lynch IV  (4-2)
    • L: J. Waguespack  (0-1)
    • S: A. Lange  (10)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Diamondbacks55-50
    		 3 6 1
    Nationals53-52
    		 5 9 0
    Nationals Park, Washington, DC
    Highlights: Diamondbacks at Nationals (7/25)
    0:26
    • W: F. Griffin  (12-2)
    • L: M. Bratt  (0-1)
    • S: C. Beeter  (9)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Angels41-64
    		 2 9 1
    Giants44-60
    		 9 11 0
    Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
    Highlights: Angels at Giants (7/25)
    0:26
    • W: R. Ray  (9-6)
    • L: R. Johnson  (2-5)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Padres52-53
    		 7 11 0
    Marlins52-53
    		 2 5 0
    loanDepot park, Miami, FL
    Highlights: Padres at Marlins (7/25)
    1:26
    • W: J. Sears  (3-3)
    • L: E. Perez  (5-8)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Blue Jays48-57
    		 6 15 0
    Red Sox53-50
    		 0 1 0
    Fenway Park, Boston, MA
    Cy Young moment for Cease? Blue Jays ace throws one-hit shutout in Boston
    1:19
    • W: D. Cease  (7-5)
    • L: S. Gray  (12-2)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Yankees59-45
    		 3 7 0
    Phillies56-49
    		 1 7 2
    Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA
    Highlights: Yankees at Phillies (7/25)
    2:06
    • W: R. Weathers  (4-7)
    • L: K. Backhus  (1-1)
    • S: D. Bednar  (20)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Guardians54-52
    		 0 5 0
    Rays61-43
    		 3 9 0
    Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, FL
    Highlights: Guardians at Rays (7/25)
    0:26
    • W: N. Martinez  (10-2)
    • L: T. Bibee  (4-10)
    • S: B. Baker  (27)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Cubs59-45
    		 11 16 1
    Pirates53-52
    		 0 5 1
    PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA
    Highlights: Cubs at Pirates (7/25)
    1:01
    • W: S. Imanaga  (7-8)
    • L: P. Skenes  (9-9)
    • S: J. Assad  (1)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Braves61-43
    		 2 6 2
    Orioles51-54
    		 3 7 0
    Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore, MD
    Highlights: Braves at Orioles (7/25)
    0:49
    • W: Y. Cano  (2-2)
    • L: D. Fuentes  (4-1)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Athletics44-60
    		 0 3 0
    Twins52-54
    		 2 6 1
    Target Field, Minneapolis, MN
    • W: T. Rogers  (6-3)
    • L: M. Barnett  (1-1)
    • S: Y. Gomez  (13)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Rockies42-64
    		 5 7 1
    Brewers65-39
    		 8 13 1
    American Family Field, Milwaukee, WI
    Highlights: Rockies at Brewers (7/25)
    0:47
    • W: R. Gasser  (3-4)
    • L: R. Feltner  (3-5)
    • S: T. Megill  (17)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Astros52-54
    		 4 6 1
    White Sox54-49
    		 1 5 1
    Rate Field, Chicago, IL
    Highlights: Astros at White Sox (7/25)
    0:24
    • W: H. Brown  (2-1)
    • L: S. Burke  (7-5)
    • S: J. Hader  (12)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Reds48-55
    		 0 3 1
    Cardinals53-51
    		 7 10 0
    Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MO
    • W: A. Pallante  (11-6)
    • L: H. Greene  (2-2)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Dodgers67-38
    		 4 8 0
    Mets43-62
    		 3 6 1
    Citi Field, Flushing, NY
    Highlights: Dodgers at Mets (7/25)
    0:59
    • W: Y. Yamamoto  (11-6)
    • L: N. McLean  (7-7)
    • S: B. Stewart  (1)
    FINAL
    R H E
    Mariners51-54
    		 1 5 0
    Rangers53-51
    		 7 12 0
    Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX
    Highlights: Mariners at Rangers (7/25)
    0:35
    • W: N. Eovaldi  (10-8)
    • L: B. Woo  (7-7)
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  • CJ Abrams homers, drives in three runs as the Nationals beat the Diamondbacks 5-3

    AP

    WASHINGTON (AP) CJ Abrams hit a solo home run and drove in three for the Washington Nationals in a 5-3 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday afternoon.

    Abrams was a part of a four-run third inning when he hit an RBI double. Daylen Lile hit a triple to score two more runs. Abrams added his solo shot in the fifth, going 390 feet to right-center field for his 25th home run of the year. He added a single in the seventh for his third hit of the game to finish one short of the cycle.

    Starting pitcher Foster Griffin (12-2) threw 108 pitches over 6 2/3 innings. He gave up six hits and finished with three earned runs, walking one and striking out two.

    Clayton Beeter picked up his ninth save, throwing six strikes in the final inning.

    Gabriel Moreno got the Diamondbacks on the board in the third inning with a two-run single. James McCann added an RBI single for Arizona’s third run.

    Mitch Bratt (0-1) pitched five innings for Arizona. He gave up seven hits and walked five while striking out three.

    LHP Kohl Drake (0-0, 1.80 ERA) will pitch for the Diamondbacks on Sunday in his first start since being recalled from Triple-A Reno on July 21. RHP Miles Mikolas (3-7, 5.60) will start for the Nationals.

    —

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    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E

    55-50

    		 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 6 1

    53-52

    		 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 X 5 9 0
    • Nationals ParkWashington, DC
    • W: F. Griffin (12-2)L: M. Bratt (0-1)S: C. Beeter (9)
    • HR: WAS – C. Abrams (25)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    HITTERS AB R H RBI AVG
    C. Carroll RF 3 1 0 0 .250
    G. Perdomo SS 3 0 0 0 .232
    G. Moreno DH 4 0 1 2 .311
    K. Marte 2B 4 0 0 0 .255
    I. Vargas 1B 4 0 1 0 .270
    N. Arenado 3B 3 0 0 0 .246
    T. Tawa CF 3 1 2 0 .241
    J. McCann C 3 0 1 1 .260
    R. Waldschmidt LF 2 1 1 0 .257
    a- M. Kepler PH-LF 1 0 0 0 .217
    • a-grounded out for Waldschmidt in the 7th
    HITTERS AB R H RBI AVG
    J. Wood DH 5 0 1 0 .269
    C. Mead 3B 3 1 0 0 .254
    A. Chaparro 1B 3 1 1 0 .222
    a- L. Garcia PH-1B 2 0 0 0 .275
    C. Abrams SS 4 1 3 3 .293
    D. Crews RF 1 1 0 0 .218
    J. Young CF 4 1 2 0 .232
    D. Lile LF 4 0 1 2 .244
    N. Nunez 2B 2 0 0 0 .249
    K. Ruiz C 4 0 1 0 .272
    • a-grounded out for Chaparro in the 6th
    BATTING
    • 2B – T. Tawa (8)
    • SH – G. Perdomo (5)
    • RBI – G. Moreno 2 (39), J. McCann (15)
    • 2-Out RBI – J. McCann
    • Runners left in scoring position, 2-Out – J. McCann
    BATTING
    • 2B – A. Chaparro (5), C. Abrams (21), K. Ruiz (20)
    • 3B – D. Lile (5)
    • HR – C. Abrams (25)
    • RBI – C. Abrams 3 (79), D. Lile 2 (51)
    • 2-Out RBI – D. Lile 2 (2)
    • Runners left in scoring position, 2-Out – L. Garcia, N. Nunez, K. Ruiz 4 (4)
    BASERUNNING
    • SB – C. Abrams (17), J. Young 2 (13)
    • CS – C. Abrams (5)
    FIELDING
    • DP – (Perdomo-Marte-Vargas)
    • E – K. Marte (2)
    FIELDING
    • Outfield Assist – J. Young
    • DP – (Mead-Nunez-Garcia)
    PITCHERS IP H ER BB SO ERA
    M. Bratt(L, 0-1) 5.0 7 5 5 3 6.32
    G. Carrillo 2.0 2 0 2 2 2.25
    T. Clarke 1.0 0 0 0 1 2.30
    PITCHERS IP H ER BB SO ERA
    F. Griffin(W, 12-2) 6.2 6 3 1 2 2.76
    E. Yean(H, 1) 1.1 0 0 0 0 0.00
    C. Beeter(S, 9) 1.0 0 0 0 0 3.82
    PITCHING
    • Pitches-Strikes – M. Bratt 92-55, G. Carrillo 35-20, T. Clarke 9-5
    • Ground Balls-Fly Balls – M. Bratt 5-4, G. Carrillo 2-0, T. Clarke 1-1
    • Batters Faced – M. Bratt 26, G. Carrillo 10, T. Clarke 3
    PITCHING
    • Pitches-Strikes – F. Griffin 108-66, E. Yean 16-11, C. Beeter 9-6
    • Ground Balls-Fly Balls – F. Griffin 10-6, E. Yean 2-2, C. Beeter 1-1
    • Batters Faced – F. Griffin 26, E. Yean 4, C. Beeter 3

  • 2026 3M Open leaderboard: Jackson Koivun’s record-setting back nine gives him a three-shot lead after Round 3

    The 21-year-old rising star took control late on Saturday, but will have to fend off a chase pack that includes the world No. 1

    By 

    Jackson Koivun turned professional with massive expectations. After a quick hiccup with a missed cut in his first start, the 21-year-old has quickly figured out the PGA Tour learning curve.

    The former Auburn star began the third round at the 2026 3M Open four shots off Michael Kim’s pace, but a furious run on the back nine vaulted him into the lead alone at 20 under, three shots clear of the field. Koivun made the turn at 2 under for his round and 12 under overall, but he took off on the back nine thanks to a pair of eagles in a record-setting 8-under 28 on the second side at TPC Twin Cities.

    He opened his back nine with a birdie at the 10th before making the first of those eagles on the par-5 12th. Koivun was able to get home in two from more than 300 yards out and then poured in an eagle putt up the hill to jump into the lead for the first time at 15 under.

    He backed that up with a birdie on the 13th before giving himself another great look at eagle on the drivable par-4 16th, hitting his drive into the slope in front of the green to kill the speed and rolled out to 14 feet for eagle. That putt slid by on the high side, forcing him to settle for a tap-in birdie, but he wasn’t done producing magical shots on the back nine.

    On the 212-yard par-3 17th hole, Koivun stayed in that flow state by throwing a dart straight at the pin, rolling out to 7 feet above the hole. He would make that to get to 18 under and arrived at the par-5 18th with a chance at a bit of history.

    Koivun needed a birdie to match the tournament record with a 29 on the back nine — which Scottie Scheffler matched earlier in the day — while an eagle at the last would make him the first to post a back nine 28 at TPC Twin Cities. After a mammoth drive, Koivun had just 231 yards into the green and hoisted a long iron high in the air, landing it just into the slope and settling 14 feet right of the hole on the tough to hold back plateau.

    From there, the 21-year-old eyed a sweeping right-to-left putt that had perfect speed and found the center of the cup for his second eagle of the day to shoot a 10-under 61 for his round and set that record mark of a back nine 28.

    Koivun will carry a three-shot lead into Sunday’s final round over Emiliano Grillo and Ben Kohles, but he’ll have to maintain an aggressive mindset on a course that always has the potential to produce low scores. He’ll know that firsthand after his back nine charge on Saturday, and it will be fascinating to watch how the young star handles his first Sunday with a lead on the PGA Tour. It took him a few rounds to get settled into life on the PGA Tour, but he’s quickly proven why he came in with the expectation to be the game’s next big star, and if he can hold on for the win on Sunday, he’ll affirm all the praise he garnered as an amateur.

    Weekend contenders

    T2. Emiliano Grillo, Ben Kohles (-17)
    T4. Michael Brennan, Chandler Phillips (-16)
    T6. Denny McCarthy, Michael Kim, Billy Horschel (-15)
    T9. Scottie Scheffler, Davis Thompson, Seamus Power, Brian Harman (-14)
    T13. Hideki Matsuyama, Lee Hodges (-13)

    Grillo eagled the 18th himself to jump into the final pairing on Sunday alongside Koivun, where he’ll have the opportunity to try and push the young star and see if there are any nerves to rattle the 21-year-old. Brennan is a rising star in his own right and nearly had a spot in that final pairing, but the hard-hitting 24-year-old will try to match his Saturday 63 with another low round on Sunday in pursuit of his own breakthrough win.

    Kim had the daunting task of backing up his historic 59 on Friday and struggled to get much of anything going in his third round. He saw his lead evaporate quickly and a day after hitting more than 145 feet of putts, he finished with fewer than 50 feet on Saturday as the putter cooled off considerably.

    Then there’s Scottie Scheffler, who was the big story in the middle of the round when he caught fire on the back nine much like Koivun. Scheffler strung together five birdies and an eagle on the back nine — missing a long eagle putt off his own on the 18th — to shoot a 7-under 29 and charge into a share of the clubhouse lead at 14 under when he posted his card. Scheffler’s eagle came on the drivable 16th, where he chipped in from the left greenside rough to spark a roar from the Minnesota crowd.

    While that 14 under number was never going to hold up as the lead with the scoring conditions at TPC Twin Cities, Scheffler certainly would’ve hoped to be closer than six shots back entering the final round. Now he’ll need to produce something magical on Sunday to surge past Koivun and the rest if he’s going to capture that elusive second win of 2026.

    Updated 2026 3M Open odds, picks

    • Jackson Koivun (20/31)
    • Ben Kohles (7-1)
    • Emiliano Grillo (17/2)
    • Michael Brennan (13-1)
    • Scottie Scheffler (13-1)
    • Chandler Phililps (22-1)

    This feels like Koivun’s week to get crowned as the next big thing on the PGA Tour. While it’s just his third start as a professional, Koivun is no stranger to winning golf tournaments and playing with the lead. It’s certainly a different animal on the PGA Tour, especially if he looks up on Sunday and sees Scheffler charging at him, but Koivun dominated the college and amateur ranks, piling up wins in recent years and that experience should pay dividends. There’s not enough scar tissue of close calls as a pro to wear him down, and as he showed with the closing three-hole stretch on Saturday, he is not afraid to hit the shots when called upon late.

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  • 3M Open Scores

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    Tournaments
    POS CTRY NAME TO PAR R1 R2 R3 R4 TOTAL
    1
    USA
    Jackson Koivun
    		 -20 64 68* 61 1:40 PM 193
    T2
    ARG
    Emiliano Grillo
    		 -17 64 67* 65 1:40 PM 196
    T2
    USA
    Ben Kohles
    		 -17 62 69* 65 1:30 PM 196
    T4
    USA
    Michael Brennan
    		 -16 65 69* 63 1:30 PM 197
    T4
    USA
    Chandler Phillips
    		 -16 66 65* 66 1:20 PM 197
    T6
    USA
    Denny McCarthy
    		 -15 66* 68 64 1:20 PM 198
    T6
    USA
    Billy Horschel
    		 -15 67 66* 65 1:10 PM 198
    T6
    USA
    Michael Kim
    		 -15 69* 59 70 1:10 PM 198
    T9
    USA
    Davis Thompson
    		 -14 68* 68 63 1:00 PM 199
    T9
    IRL
    Seamus Power
    		 -14 68 68* 63 1:00 PM 199
    T9
    USA
    Scottie Scheffler
    		 -14 65* 70 64 12:50 PM 199
    T9
    USA
    Brian Harman
    		 -14 69* 64 66 12:50 PM 199
    T13
    JPN
    Hideki Matsuyama
    		 -13 70* 65 65 12:40 PM 200
    T13
    USA
    Lee Hodges
    		 -13 68* 67 65 12:40 PM 200
    T15
    USA
    Davis Chatfield
    		 -12 69* 68 64 12:30 PM 201
    T15
    TWN
    Kevin Yu
    		 -12 69* 66 66 12:30 PM 201
    T15
    USA
    Zac Blair
    		 -12 68 65* 68 12:15 PM 201
    T15
    USA
    Troy Merritt
    		 -12 66 66* 69 12:15 PM 201
    T19
    USA
    Chandler Blanchet
    		 -11 67* 68 67 12:05 PM 202
    T19
    USA
    Gary Woodland
    		 -11 64 71* 67 12:05 PM 202
    T21
    USA
    Chris Kirk
    		 -10 70 69* 64 11:55 AM 203
    T21
    USA
    Hank Lebioda
    		 -10 69 69* 65 11:55 AM 203
    T21
    ZAF
    Casey Jarvis
    		 -10 71 66* 66 11:45 AM 203
    T21
    USA
    Kurt Kitayama
    		 -10 68 69* 66 11:45 AM 203
    T21
    CHN
    Zecheng Dou
    		 -10 67* 69 67 11:35 AM 203
    T21
    USA
    Kevin Roy
    		 -10 65 70* 68 11:35 AM 203
    T21
    USA
    Austin Smotherman
    		 -10 68* 67 68 11:25 AM 203
    T28
    USA
    Mark Hubbard
    		 -9 70 69* 65 11:25 AM 204
    T28
    USA
    Ricky Castillo
    		 -9 71* 68 65 11:15 AM 204
    T28
    USA
    John VanDerLaan
    		 -9 67* 71 66 11:15 AM 204
    T28
    USA
    Patrick Fishburn
    		 -9 70* 68 66 11:05 AM 204
    T28
    NOR
    Kris Ventura
    		 -9 72 66* 66 11:05 AM 204
    T28
    DNK
    Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
    		 -9 66 72* 66 10:50 AM 204
    T28
    USA
    Beau Hossler
    		 -9 69* 68 67 10:50 AM 204
    T28
    USA
    Keith Mitchell
    		 -9 68* 69 67 10:40 AM 204
    T28
    KOR
    Tom Kim
    		 -9 68 69* 67 10:40 AM 204
    T28
    USA
    Vince Whaley
    		 -9 67* 69 68 10:30 AM 204
    T28
    USA
    Kevin Streelman
    		 -9 67* 68 69 10:30 AM 204
    T28
    ZAF
    Christiaan Bezuidenhout
    		 -9 68* 67 69 10:20 AM 204
    T28
    SWE
    Jesper Svensson
    		 -9 65 69* 70 10:20 AM 204
    T41
    USA
    Zachary Bauchou
    		 -8 70* 69 66 10:10 AM 205
    T41
    CAN
    Corey Conners
    		 -8 70* 69 66 10:10 AM 205
    T41
    USA
    Neal Shipley
    		 -8 70 69* 66 10:00 AM 205
    T41
    USA
    Joel Dahmen
    		 -8 70* 69 66 10:00 AM 205
    T45
    ENG
    Jordan Smith
    		 -7 71 68* 67 9:50 AM 206
    T45
    USA
    Jimmy Stanger
    		 -7 69* 70 67 9:50 AM 206
    T45
    USA
    Jake Knapp
    		 -7 68* 70 68 9:40 AM 206
    T45
    CAN
    Mackenzie Hughes
    		 -7 71 67* 68 9:40 AM 206
    T49
    USA
    Trace Crowe
    		 -6 67 72* 68 9:25 AM 207
    T49
    COL
    Camilo Villegas
    		 -6 69* 69 69 9:25 AM 207
    T49
    ENG
    John Parry
    		 -6 69* 69 69 9:15 AM 207
    T49
    USA
    Austin Eckroat
    		 -6 69 67* 71 9:15 AM 207
    T49
    USA
    Lucas Glover
    		 -6 65* 70 72 9:05 AM 207
    T54
    USA
    Max Greyserman
    		 -5 69 70* 69 9:05 AM 208
    T54
    DEU
    Matthias Schmid
    		 -5 67* 72 69 8:55 AM 208
    T54
    CAN
    A.J. Ewart
    		 -5 69 69* 70 8:55 AM 208
    T54
    SWE
    Pontus Nyholm
    		 -5 68* 69 71 8:45 AM 208
    T54
    CHN
    HaoTong Li
    		 -5 68* 68 72 8:45 AM 208
    T59
    USA
    Lanto Griffin
    		 -4 70* 68 71 8:35 AM 209
    T59
    USA
    Jeffrey Kang
    		 -4 67 70* 72 8:35 AM 209
    T59
    USA
    Maverick McNealy
    		 -4 71 66* 72 8:25 AM 209
    T59
    USA
    Muzzy Donohue
    		 -4 73 63* 73 8:25 AM 209
    T63
    PHL
    Rico Hoey
    		 -3 67* 72 71 8:15 AM 210
    T63
    USA
    Will Gordon
    		 -3 68* 70 72 8:15 AM 210
    T63
    ARG
    Fabian Gomez
    		 -3 71 67* 72 8:05 AM 210
    T63
    USA
    Sam Stevens
    		 -3 68* 69 73 8:05 AM 210
    CUT
    CAN
    Ben Silverman
    		 -2 69 71* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Brian Campbell
    		 -2 69* 71 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Adam Schenk
    		 -2 70* 70 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Max McGreevy
    		 -2 74 66* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Gordon Sargent
    		 -2 73 67* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Luke Clanton
    		 -2 72 68* – – 140
    CUT
    JPN
    Keita Nakajima
    		 -2 67* 73 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Preston Stout(a)
    		 -2 69 71* – – 140
    CUT
    DNK
    Rasmus Hojgaard
    		 -2 69 71* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Harry Higgs
    		 -2 69* 71 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Tyler Duncan
    		 -2 70 70* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Mac Meissner
    		 -2 73* 67 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Ryan Brehm
    		 -2 74 66* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    William Mouw
    		 -2 71 69* – – 140
    CUT
    DEU
    Stephan Jaeger
    		 -2 70 70* – – 140
    CUT
    BEL
    Adrien Dumont De Chassart
    		 -2 69* 71 – – 140
    CUT
    COL
    Marcelo Rozo
    		 -2 67 73* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Hayden Springer
    		 -2 71 69* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Doug Ghim
    		 -1 69* 72 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Taylor Moore
    		 -1 70* 71 – – 141
    CUT
    KOR
    Sungjae Im
    		 -1 71* 70 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Steven Fisk
    		 -1 70* 71 – – 141
    CUT
    FRA
    Matthieu Pavon
    		 -1 72* 69 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Luke List
    		 -1 71 70* – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Benjamin James
    		 -1 70* 71 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Ryder Cowan(a)
    		 -1 73* 68 – – 141
    CUT
    CAN
    Adam Svensson
    		 E 68* 74 – – 142
    CUT
    JPN
    Takumi Kanaya
    		 E 73 69* – – 142
    CUT
    ZAF
    Aldrich Potgieter
    		 E 77* 65 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Charley Hoffman
    		 E 73 69* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Johnny Keefer
    		 E 76 66* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Griffin Wood
    		 E 72* 70 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Sihan Sandhu(a)
    		 E 71* 71 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Dylan Wu
    		 E 75* 67 – – 142
    CUT
    ZAF
    Erik van Rooyen
    		 E 74 68* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Joe Highsmith
    		 E 71 71* – – 142
    CUT
    CAN
    Adam Hadwin
    		 E 69* 73 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Chad Ramey
    		 E 72 70* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Cameron Champ
    		 +1 72* 71 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Brice Garnett
    		 +1 73* 70 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Nick Dunlap
    		 +1 73 70* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Tony Finau
    		 +1 74 69* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Ben Martin
    		 +1 72 71* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Justin Lower
    		 +1 70* 73 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    David Lipsky
    		 +1 70 73* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Jackson Suber
    		 +1 68 75* – – 143
    CUT
    ZAF
    Christo Lamprecht
    		 +1 70 73* – – 143
    CUT
    CAN
    Sudarshan Yellamaraju
    		 +1 71* 72 – – 143
    CUT
    ZAF
    Garrick Higgo
    		 +1 72 71* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Andrew Putnam
    		 +1 69* 74 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Tom Hoge
    		 +2 68* 76 – – 144
    CUT
    ITA
    Stefano Mazzoli
    		 +2 75* 69 – – 144
    CUT
    USA
    Paul Peterson
    		 +2 72* 72 – – 144
    CUT
    DNK
    Thorbjørn Olesen
    		 +2 69* 75 – – 144
    CUT
    USA
    Davis Riley
    		 +2 76 68* – – 144
    CUT
    CAN
    Taylor Pendrith
    		 +2 70 74* – – 144
    CUT
    AUS
    Karl Vilips
    		 +2 69 75* – – 144
    CUT
    AUS
    Cam Davis
    		 +2 71 73* – – 144
    CUT
    USA
    Nick Hardy
    		 +2 71* 73 – – 144
    CUT
    DEU
    Jeremy Paul
    		 +3 75* 70 – – 145
    CUT
    ENG
    David Skinns
    		 +3 75* 70 – – 145
    CUT
    PRI
    Rafael Campos
    		 +3 72 73* – – 145
    CUT
    USA
    Danny Walker
    		 +3 72 73* – – 145
    CUT
    ARG
    Alejandro Tosti
    		 +3 75 70* – – 145
    CUT
    USA
    Max Homa
    		 +4 72* 74 – – 146
    CUT
    USA
    Patrick Rodgers
    		 +4 77* 69 – – 146
    CUT
    USA
    Brannon Fahrny
    		 +4 72 74* – – 146
    CUT
    USA
    Matt Kuchar
    		 +5 75 72* – – 147
    CUT
    USA
    Cooper Schultz
    		 +5 71* 76 – – 147
    CUT
    USA
    Pierceson Coody
    		 +6 69 79* – – 148
    CUT
    NZL
    Thomas Campbell
    		 +6 72* 76 – – 148
    CUT
    CAN
    Jeevan Sihota
    		 +6 71 77* – – 148
    CUT
    USA
    Peter Malnati
    		 +7 72* 77 – – 149
    CUT
    USA
    Aaron Wise
    		 +7 72* 77 – – 149
    CUT
    JPN
    Kensei Hirata
    		 +8 78 72* – – 150
    CUT
    USA
    Brandt Snedeker
    		 +8 76 74* – – 150
    CUT
    USA
    Nicholas Lindheim
    		 +10 75 77* – – 152
    WD
    USA
    Patton Kizzire
    		 – – – – – 77
    WD
    Jason Day
    		 – – – – – –
    Notes
    • All times are US/Eastern.

    Legend

    • DQ
    • WD
    • CUT
    • MDF
    • (a)
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    • Withdrew
    • Missed Cut
    • Made Cut Did Not Finish
    • Amateur
    • Golfer Started Round On Back 9
    • Winner

  • Dbacks recap and news

    • Diamondbacks’ Paul Sewald: Earns 24th save

      Sewald picked up the save in Friday’s 3-2 win over the Nationals, striking out one batter across a scoreless ninth inning.

      Sewald blew his save chance in his last outing Tuesday against the Athletics. He was much better Friday, needing just nine pitches (seven strikes) to secure the win for Arizona and collect his 24th save of the season, which is tied with Jhoan Duran for fifth-most in the majors. Sewald has a 4.58 ERA and 0.94 WHIP across 37.1 innings this season.

    • Diamondbacks’ Corbin Carroll: Swipes two bags Friday

      Carroll went 1-for-3 with two walks and two steals in Friday’s 3-2 win over Washington.

      Carroll recorded his 12th and 13th steals of the season Friday, and it was the second time that he has logged two steals in a game. He also extended his hitting streak to five games, and he has gone 7-for-28 (.250) with three steals, two home runs, four RBI and two triples in seven games since the All-Star break.

    • Diamondbacks’ Eduardo Rodriguez: Collects ninth win of 2026

      Rodriguez (9-3) earned the win against the Nationals on Friday, allowing two runs on seven hits and three walks while striking out four across six innings.

      It wasn’t exactly a smooth outing, as Rodriguez allowed at least two baserunners in three of six innings he pitched. However, he limited the damage to a two-run homer from Dylan Crews in the fourth inning, and Rodriguez ended his outing with 12 whiffs and seven groundouts on 98 pitches (63 strikes). It was the 13th quality start of the season for Rodriguez, which is tied for fourth-most in the majors, and his 2.64 ERA over 122.2 innings is seventh-best among qualified starters. His next start is lined up for next week on the road against the Pirates.

  • AZ Cardinals news and recap

    • Cardinals’ Kaleb Proctor: Won’t play this season

      Proctor (knee) is expected to miss the entire 2026 campaign, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

      Proctor tore the meniscus in his knee during OTAs and was placed on IR on Wednesday. Coach Mike LaFleur confirmed Friday that Proctor, whom Arizona drafted in the fourth round of April’s NFL Draft, isn’t going to be able to get back on the field this season. He’ll therefore have to wait until 2027 to make his professional debut.

    • Cardinals’ James Conner: Advances past injuries

      Conner (foot/ankle) participated in practice Thursday, Jess Root of USA Today reports.

      Per Darren Urban of the Cardinals‘ official site, Conner has recovered fully from the ankle injury that limited him to three regular-season games in 2025, though it’s possible he’ll be eased back in as training camp rolls along. The 31-year-old returns to a crowded Arizona backfield that now includes first-rounder Jeremiyah Love and free-agent addition Tyler Allgeier, as well as 2024 third-rounder Trey Benson. With Love and Allgeier destined to see their share of touches, Conner doesn’t appear to have a clear path to steady volume in 2026, though that could change if injuries hit.

    • Cardinals’ Trey Benson: Practices Thursday

      Benson (knee) participated in practice Thursday, Jess Root of USA Today reports.

      As did fellow RB James Conner, who is bouncing back from an ankle injury. Per Darren Urban of the Cardinals‘ official site, while the returning backs are ready for camp, the team plans to “be smart” with them out of the gate. Looking ahead, Benson will look to secure slotting in a crowded Arizona backfield that also includes Jeremiyah Love, Tyler Allgeier, as well as Conner. However, unless injuries hit, Benson doesn’t have a path to steady volume in the offense as Week 1 approaches.

    • Cardinals’ Jacoby Brissett: Practicing amid contract talks

      Brissett participated in Thursday’s training camp practice and contract talks with the Cardinals are now ongoing and productive, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN reports.

      Brissett did not participate in spring workouts and held in at minicamp, so his decision to practice Thursday eases concerns about a potential hold-in at training camp. That said, the veteran signal-caller is still seeking a raise over his current backup-level starting salary, so his contract situation will warrant monitoring until it is resolved. Brissett is expected to open the regular season as Arizona’s starting quarterback, with Gardner Minshew and rookie third-round pick Carson Beck filling out the QB room.

    • Cardinals’ Paris Johnson: Dealing with minor knee issue

      Johnson, who was placed on the active/PUP list Thursday, is managing a knee injury that isn’t considered serious, Darren Urban of the Cardinals‘ official site reports.

      Johnson finished last season on IR due to an MCL injury, and he’s not quite ready to participate in training camp. However, coach Mike LaFleur said that the offensive lineman’s placement on the PUP list was “really just maintenance” and indicated that Johnson will “be back before you know it.” It sounds like Johnson is expected to be good to go by the beginning of the regular season, and he’s slated to be Arizona’s starting left tackle.

  • 2026 3M Open: Michael Kim shoots 15th 59 in PGA Tour history; Scottie Scheffler falls off pace in Round 2

    Michael Kim shot a 12-under 59 on Friday at TPC Twin Cities to grab the lead, while the world No. 1 fell out of the top 10

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    Michael Kim put his name into the PGA Tour record books on Friday at the 3M Open thanks to a 12-under 59 at TPC Twin Cities for the 16th sub-60 round in PGA Tour history.

    Kim started his round with a pair of pars, but caught fire in the middle of his front nine with five consecutive birdies from No. 3 to No. 7. He added another on the 9th to make the turn in 29. He made just two birdies in his first five holes on the back side, seemingly taking himself off of 59 watch, but Kim then ran the tables on the way in with four consecutive birdies from No. 15 to No. 18 to hit golf’s magic number.

    Despite having a par 5 to close out his round, Kim still needed to hole a 24-foot putt at the last for his closing birdie. He buried it with pace and let out a big fist pump, knowing exactly what he’d just accomplished.

    Kim did his damage in the second round with his iron play, picking up more than 3.7 shots on the field on approach and then had an unbelievable day on the greens — as evidenced by that putt at the last — rolling in more than 145 feet of putts to gain nearly 6.6 strokes on the field with his putter.

    Sub-60 rounds in PGA Tour History

    YEAR PLAYER SCORE ROUND TOURNAMENT
    2016 Jim Furyk 58 Final Travelers Championship
    2026 Michael Kim 59 2nd 3M Open
    2025 Jake Knapp 59 1st Cognizant Classic
    2024 Hayden Springer 59 1st John Deere Classic
    2024 Cameron Young 59 3rd Travelers Championship
    2020 Scottie Scheffler 59 2nd Northern Trust
    2019 Kevin Chappell 59 2nd Military Tribute at Greenbrier
    2018 Brandt Snedeker 59 1st Wyndham Championship
    2017 Adam Hadwin 59 3rd CareerBuilder Challenge
    2017 Justin Thomas 59 1st Sony Open
    2013 Jim Furyk 59 2nd BMW Championship
    2010 Stuart Appleby 59 Final Greenbrier Classic
    2010 Paul Goydos 59 1st John Deere Classic
    1991 Chip Beck 59 3rd Las Vegas Invitational
    1991 David Duval 59 Final Bob Hope Invitational
    1977 Al Geiberger 59 2nd Memphis Classic

    Kim is the first player to shoot a 59 this season and the first to accomplish the feat since Jake Knapp’s 59 at the Cognizant Classic a year ago. While there are a handful of courses that have produced multiple 59s like Greenbrier, TPC Quad Cities and TPC River Highlands, Kim is the first to break 60 at TPC Twin Cities.

    As big as the accomplishment is from a historic perspective, it’s also huge for Kim who entered the event having missed the cut in his last three PGA Tour starts and desperately needed a big week to get off the playoff bubble. Kim began the week 65th in the FedEx Cup standings and would vault to 35th with a win, and after his 59 on Friday put him at 14 under, he’ll take a three-shot lead into the weekend in Minnesota.

    Weekend contenders

    T2. Ben Kohles, Emiliano Grillo, Chandler Philips (-11)
    T5. Jackson Koivun, Troy Merritt (-10)
    T7. Zac Blair, Billy Horschel, Brian Harman (-9)
    T10. Denny McCarthy, Michael Brennan, Jesper Svensson (-8)
    T13. Scottie Scheffler, Hideki Matsuyama, Gary Woodland and eight others (-7)

    Kohles began the day with the lead after his 62 on Thursday, and was in the midst of his post-round presser when Kim’s putt dropped on the 18th, eliciting a huge roar from the crowd. Kohles joked his 62 “wasn’t as good” and he has work to do to reel in Kim on the weekend. Koivun, fresh of his first top 10 as a pro at the ISCO Championship, is once again hanging around the lead entering the weekend and will look to notch a new career-best finish, as the highly touted former Auburn star continues to get more comfortable with life as a professional.

    The biggest story coming into the 3M Open was Scottie Scheffler’s pursuit of his second win of the season, and after a 6-under 65 on Thursday, he looked in prime position to steadily take control of this tournament that’s lacking in star power otherwise. However, Scheffler stalled out on his back nine on Friday, dropping from 3 under as he made the turn to just a 1-under 70 by the time he signed his card, falling out of the top 10 and seven shots off Kim’s pace. Scheffler is certainly capable of making up that kind of ground on the weekend, but his season has been plagued by the odd off round that’s kept him out of the winner’s circle since January and Friday’s performance might continue that trend.

    Notables who missed the cut

    • Mac Meissner (-2)
    • Stephan Jaeger (-2)
    • Sungjae Im (-1)
    • Steven Fisk (-1)
    • Aldrich Potgieter (E)
    • Johnny Keefer (E)
    • Tony Finau (+1)
    • Jackson Suber (+1)
    • Sudarshan Yellamaraju (+1)
    • Andrew Putnam (+1)
    • Tom Hoge (+2)
    • Max Homa (+4)
    • Patrick Rodgers (+4)
    • Pierceson Coody (+6)

    The 3M is the start of the closing chase for the playoffs, and this was a disappointing week for all of these players in their quest to make the field in Memphis. Everyone on this list entered this week hoping to either climb closer to the bubble, but instead has an early flight home and even more work to do in the final two weeks of the regular season. Homa will likely slip out of the top 50 with his missed cut, falling from 49th to a projected 51st, but is still safely inside the top 70. Keefer’s missed cut is a tougher pill to swallow, as the reigning Korn Ferry Tour champion falls from 71st to 74th in the projections, creating more ground to make up in the next two weeks. Meissner was on the bubble at No. 70 but will drop to No. 71, adding to his stress going forward.

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    Tournaments
    POS CTRY NAME TO PAR R1 R2 R3 R4 TOTAL
    1
    USA
    Michael Kim
    		 -14 69* 59 1:35 PM – 128
    T2
    USA
    Ben Kohles
    		 -11 62 69* 1:35 PM – 131
    T2
    ARG
    Emiliano Grillo
    		 -11 64 67* 1:25 PM – 131
    T2
    USA
    Chandler Phillips
    		 -11 66 65* 1:25 PM – 131
    T5
    USA
    Jackson Koivun
    		 -10 64 68* 1:15 PM – 132
    T5
    USA
    Troy Merritt
    		 -10 66 66* 1:15 PM – 132
    T7
    USA
    Zac Blair
    		 -9 68 65* 1:05 PM – 133
    T7
    USA
    Billy Horschel
    		 -9 67 66* 1:05 PM – 133
    T7
    USA
    Brian Harman
    		 -9 69* 64 12:55 PM – 133
    T10
    SWE
    Jesper Svensson
    		 -8 65 69* 12:55 PM – 134
    T10
    USA
    Michael Brennan
    		 -8 65 69* 12:45 PM – 134
    T10
    USA
    Denny McCarthy
    		 -8 66* 68 12:45 PM – 134
    T13
    ZAF
    Christiaan Bezuidenhout
    		 -7 68* 67 12:35 PM – 135
    T13
    TWN
    Kevin Yu
    		 -7 69* 66 12:35 PM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Gary Woodland
    		 -7 64 71* 12:25 PM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Kevin Streelman
    		 -7 67* 68 12:25 PM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Austin Smotherman
    		 -7 68* 67 12:10 PM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Lee Hodges
    		 -7 68* 67 12:10 PM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Scottie Scheffler
    		 -7 65* 70 12:00 PM – 135
    T13
    JPN
    Hideki Matsuyama
    		 -7 70* 65 12:00 PM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Lucas Glover
    		 -7 65* 70 11:50 AM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Kevin Roy
    		 -7 65 70* 11:50 AM – 135
    T13
    USA
    Chandler Blanchet
    		 -7 67* 68 11:40 AM – 135
    T24
    USA
    Austin Eckroat
    		 -6 69 67* 11:40 AM – 136
    T24
    USA
    Davis Thompson
    		 -6 68* 68 11:30 AM – 136
    T24
    IRL
    Seamus Power
    		 -6 68 68* 11:30 AM – 136
    T24
    CHN
    HaoTong Li
    		 -6 68* 68 11:20 AM – 136
    T24
    USA
    Muzzy Donohue
    		 -6 73 63* 11:20 AM – 136
    T24
    USA
    Vince Whaley
    		 -6 67* 69 11:10 AM – 136
    T24
    CHN
    Zecheng Dou
    		 -6 67* 69 11:10 AM – 136
    T31
    USA
    Sam Stevens
    		 -5 68* 69 11:00 AM – 137
    T31
    USA
    Kurt Kitayama
    		 -5 68 69* 11:00 AM – 137
    T31
    USA
    Maverick McNealy
    		 -5 71 66* 10:45 AM – 137
    T31
    KOR
    Tom Kim
    		 -5 68 69* 10:45 AM – 137
    T31
    ZAF
    Casey Jarvis
    		 -5 71 66* 10:35 AM – 137
    T31
    SWE
    Pontus Nyholm
    		 -5 68* 69 10:35 AM – 137
    T31
    USA
    Davis Chatfield
    		 -5 69* 68 10:25 AM – 137
    T31
    USA
    Keith Mitchell
    		 -5 68* 69 10:25 AM – 137
    T31
    USA
    Beau Hossler
    		 -5 69* 68 10:15 AM – 137
    T31
    USA
    Jeffrey Kang
    		 -5 67 70* 10:15 AM – 137
    T41
    USA
    Hank Lebioda
    		 -4 69 69* 10:05 AM – 138
    T41
    USA
    Lanto Griffin
    		 -4 70* 68 10:05 AM – 138
    T41
    USA
    Will Gordon
    		 -4 68* 70 9:55 AM – 138
    T41
    ARG
    Fabian Gomez
    		 -4 71 67* 9:55 AM – 138
    T41
    DNK
    Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
    		 -4 66 72* 9:45 AM – 138
    T41
    ENG
    John Parry
    		 -4 69* 69 9:45 AM – 138
    T41
    NOR
    Kris Ventura
    		 -4 72 66* 9:35 AM – 138
    T41
    CAN
    Mackenzie Hughes
    		 -4 71 67* 9:35 AM – 138
    T41
    USA
    Jake Knapp
    		 -4 68* 70 9:20 AM – 138
    T41
    COL
    Camilo Villegas
    		 -4 69* 69 9:20 AM – 138
    T41
    USA
    Patrick Fishburn
    		 -4 70* 68 9:10 AM – 138
    T41
    CAN
    A.J. Ewart
    		 -4 69 69* 9:10 AM – 138
    T41
    USA
    John VanDerLaan
    		 -4 67* 71 9:00 AM – 138
    T54
    DEU
    Matthias Schmid
    		 -3 67* 72 9:00 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Ricky Castillo
    		 -3 71* 68 8:50 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Joel Dahmen
    		 -3 70* 69 8:50 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Jimmy Stanger
    		 -3 69* 70 8:40 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Neal Shipley
    		 -3 70 69* 8:40 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Max Greyserman
    		 -3 69 70* 8:30 AM – 139
    T54
    ENG
    Jordan Smith
    		 -3 71 68* 8:30 AM – 139
    T54
    PHL
    Rico Hoey
    		 -3 67* 72 8:20 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Mark Hubbard
    		 -3 70 69* 8:20 AM – 139
    T54
    CAN
    Corey Conners
    		 -3 70* 69 8:10 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Chris Kirk
    		 -3 70 69* 8:10 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Zachary Bauchou
    		 -3 70* 69 8:00 AM – 139
    T54
    USA
    Trace Crowe
    		 -3 67 72* 8:00 AM – 139
    OFFICIAL CUT LINE -3
    CUT
    CAN
    Ben Silverman
    		 -2 69 71* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Brian Campbell
    		 -2 69* 71 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Adam Schenk
    		 -2 70* 70 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Max McGreevy
    		 -2 74 66* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Gordon Sargent
    		 -2 73 67* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Luke Clanton
    		 -2 72 68* – – 140
    CUT
    JPN
    Keita Nakajima
    		 -2 67* 73 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Preston Stout(a)
    		 -2 69 71* – – 140
    CUT
    DNK
    Rasmus Hojgaard
    		 -2 69 71* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Harry Higgs
    		 -2 69* 71 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Tyler Duncan
    		 -2 70 70* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Mac Meissner
    		 -2 73* 67 – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Ryan Brehm
    		 -2 74 66* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    William Mouw
    		 -2 71 69* – – 140
    CUT
    DEU
    Stephan Jaeger
    		 -2 70 70* – – 140
    CUT
    BEL
    Adrien Dumont De Chassart
    		 -2 69* 71 – – 140
    CUT
    COL
    Marcelo Rozo
    		 -2 67 73* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Hayden Springer
    		 -2 71 69* – – 140
    CUT
    USA
    Doug Ghim
    		 -1 69* 72 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Taylor Moore
    		 -1 70* 71 – – 141
    CUT
    KOR
    Sungjae Im
    		 -1 71* 70 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Steven Fisk
    		 -1 70* 71 – – 141
    CUT
    FRA
    Matthieu Pavon
    		 -1 72* 69 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Luke List
    		 -1 71 70* – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Benjamin James
    		 -1 70* 71 – – 141
    CUT
    USA
    Ryder Cowan(a)
    		 -1 73* 68 – – 141
    CUT
    CAN
    Adam Svensson
    		 E 68* 74 – – 142
    CUT
    JPN
    Takumi Kanaya
    		 E 73 69* – – 142
    CUT
    ZAF
    Aldrich Potgieter
    		 E 77* 65 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Charley Hoffman
    		 E 73 69* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Johnny Keefer
    		 E 76 66* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Griffin Wood
    		 E 72* 70 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Sihan Sandhu(a)
    		 E 71* 71 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Dylan Wu
    		 E 75* 67 – – 142
    CUT
    ZAF
    Erik van Rooyen
    		 E 74 68* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Joe Highsmith
    		 E 71 71* – – 142
    CUT
    CAN
    Adam Hadwin
    		 E 69* 73 – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Chad Ramey
    		 E 72 70* – – 142
    CUT
    USA
    Cameron Champ
    		 +1 72* 71 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Brice Garnett
    		 +1 73* 70 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Nick Dunlap
    		 +1 73 70* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Tony Finau
    		 +1 74 69* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Ben Martin
    		 +1 72 71* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Justin Lower
    		 +1 70* 73 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    David Lipsky
    		 +1 70 73* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Jackson Suber
    		 +1 68 75* – – 143
    CUT
    ZAF
    Christo Lamprecht
    		 +1 70 73* – – 143
    CUT
    CAN
    Sudarshan Yellamaraju
    		 +1 71* 72 – – 143
    CUT
    ZAF
    Garrick Higgo
    		 +1 72 71* – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Andrew Putnam
    		 +1 69* 74 – – 143
    CUT
    USA
    Tom Hoge
    		 +2 68* 76 – – 144
    CUT
    ITA
    Stefano Mazzoli
    		 +2 75* 69 – – 144
    CUT
    USA
    Paul Peterson
    		 +2 72* 72 – – 144
    CUT
    DNK
    Thorbjørn Olesen
    		 +2 69* 75 – – 144
    CUT
    USA
    Davis Riley
    		 +2 76 68* – – 144
    CUT
    CAN
    Taylor Pendrith
    		 +2 70 74* – – 144
    CUT
    AUS
    Karl Vilips
    		 +2 69 75* – – 144
    CUT
    AUS
    Cam Davis
    		 +2 71 73* – – 144
    CUT
    USA
    Nick Hardy
    		 +2 71* 73 – – 144
    CUT
    DEU
    Jeremy Paul
    		 +3 75* 70 – – 145
    CUT
    ENG
    David Skinns
    		 +3 75* 70 – – 145
    CUT
    PRI
    Rafael Campos
    		 +3 72 73* – – 145
    CUT
    USA
    Danny Walker
    		 +3 72 73* – – 145
    CUT
    ARG
    Alejandro Tosti
    		 +3 75 70* – – 145
    CUT
    USA
    Max Homa
    		 +4 72* 74 – – 146
    CUT
    USA
    Patrick Rodgers
    		 +4 77* 69 – – 146
    CUT
    USA
    Brannon Fahrny
    		 +4 72 74* – – 146
    CUT
    USA
    Matt Kuchar
    		 +5 75 72* – – 147
    CUT
    USA
    Cooper Schultz
    		 +5 71* 76 – – 147
    CUT
    USA
    Pierceson Coody
    		 +6 69 79* – – 148
    CUT
    NZL
    Thomas Campbell
    		 +6 72* 76 – – 148
    CUT
    CAN
    Jeevan Sihota
    		 +6 71 77* – – 148
    CUT
    USA
    Peter Malnati
    		 +7 72* 77 – – 149
    CUT
    USA
    Aaron Wise
    		 +7 72* 77 – – 149
    CUT
    JPN
    Kensei Hirata
    		 +8 78 72* – – 150
    CUT
    USA
    Brandt Snedeker
    		 +8 76 74* – – 150
    CUT
    USA
    Nicholas Lindheim
    		 +10 75 77* – – 152
    WD
    USA
    Patton Kizzire
    		 – – – – – 77
    WD
    Jason Day
    		 – – – – – –
    Notes
    • All times are US/Eastern.

    Legend

    • DQ
    • WD
    • CUT
    • MDF
    • (a)
    • *
    • Watch Live On Pga Tour Live App
    • Disqualified
    • Withdrew
    • Missed Cut
    • Made Cut Did Not Finish
    • Amateur
    • Golfer Started Round On Back 9
    • Winner

  • MLB Scores

    FINAL
    R H E
    Rockies42-63
    		 5 9 0
    Brewers64-39
    		 2 9 0
    American Family Field, Milwaukee, WI
    Highlights: Rockies at Brewers (7/24)
    0:56
    • W: T. Sugano  (10-4)
    • L: S. Drohan  (5-4)
    • S: J. Romano  (8)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 T. Sugano COL P5.1 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 5 SO, 1 BB
    player headshot
    		 J. Romano COL P1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 SO
    FINAL
    R H E
    Cubs58-45
    		 3 6 0
    Pirates53-51
    		 2 8 0
    PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA
    Highlights: Cubs at Pirates (7/24)
    1:05
    • W: C. Thielbar  (3-2)
    • L: Y. Ramirez  (6-3)
    • S: G. Hollowell  (1)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 J. Jones PIT P6.0 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 5 SO, 1 BB
    player headshot
    		 M. Boyd CHC P7.0 IP, 7 H, 1 ER, 4 SO, 3 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Royals43-62
    		 1 4 0
    Tigers50-54
    		 2 5 0
    Comerica Park, Detroit, MI
    Highlights: Royals at Tigers (7/24)
    0:56
    • W: T. Skubal  (7-5)
    • L: B. Way  (1-1)
    • S: K. Jansen  (12)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 T. Skubal DET P7.1 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 12 SO, 2 BB
    player headshot
    		 N. Cameron KC P7.0 IP, 2 H, 8 SO, 3 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Diamondbacks55-49
    		 3 8 0
    Nationals52-52
    		 2 7 0
    Nationals Park, Washington, DC
    • W: E. Rodriguez  (9-3)
    • L: Z. Littell  (7-8)
    • S: P. Sewald  (24)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 E. Rodriguez ARI P6.0 IP, 7 H, 2 ER, 4 SO, 3 BB
    player headshot
    		 P. Sewald ARI P1.0 IP, 1 SO
    FINAL
    R H E
    Yankees58-45
    		 1 3 0
    Phillies56-48
    		 0 4 1
    Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA
    It’s all Schlittler and Gold for Yankees in win over Phillies | Highlights
    0:58
    • W: C. Schlittler  (10-6)
    • L: J. Luzardo  (9-5)
    • S: D. Bednar  (19)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 C. Schlittler NYY P7.1 IP, 3 H, 12 SO
    player headshot
    		 J. Luzardo PHI P7.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 9 SO, 1 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Braves61-42
    		 7 11 1
    Orioles50-54
    		 6 9 1
    Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore, MD
    Highlights: Braves at Orioles (7/24)
    0:59
    • W: E. Hernandez  (1-0)
    • L: A. Kittredge  (1-2)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 T. Rogers BAL P7.0 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 6 SO
    player headshot
    		 E. Hernandez ATL P3.0 IP, 1 H, 2 SO, 3 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Guardians54-51
    		 3 7 2
    Rays60-43
    		 11 15 0
    Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, FL
    Highlights: Guardians at Rays (7/24)
    0:45
    • W: S. McClanahan  (9-6)
    • L: J. Cantillo  (8-6)
    • S: C. Roycroft  (1)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 S. McClanahan TB P5.0 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 3 SO, 2 BB
    player headshot
    		 C. Roycroft TB P3.0 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 2 SO
    FINAL
    R H E
    Dodgers66-38
    		 4 11 0
    Mets43-61
    		 2 4 0
    Citi Field, Flushing, NY
    Highlights: Dodgers at Mets (7/24)
    0:50
    • W: R. Sasaki  (4-5)
    • L: B. Raley  (4-5)
    • S: T. Scott  (16)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 R. Sasaki LAD P7.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 9 SO, 2 BB
    player headshot
    		 S. Manaea NYM P6.0 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 3 SO, 2 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Padres51-53
    		 4 5 1
    Marlins52-52
    		 2 9 2
    loanDepot park, Miami, FL
    Highlights: Padres at Marlins (7/24)
    0:37
    • W: A. Morejon  (8-2)
    • L: T. Zuber  (0-1)
    • S: M. Miller  (26)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 M. Miller SD P1.0 IP, 1 SO
    player headshot
    		 A. Morejon SD P1.1 IP, 2 SO, 1 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Blue Jays47-57
    		 4 9 1
    Red Sox53-49
    		 6 12 1
    Fenway Park, Boston, MA
    Highlights: Blue Jays at Red Sox (7/24)
    0:53
    • W: G. Whitlock  (6-1)
    • L: C. Van Eyk  (0-1)
    • S: A. Chapman  (24)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 A. Seigler BOS 2B4-5, 2 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI
    player headshot
    		 A. Chapman BOS P1.0 IP, 2 SO, 1 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Astros51-54
    		 9 13 0
    White Sox54-48
    		 5 8 1
    Rate Field, Chicago, IL
    Highlights: Astros at White Sox (7/24)
    0:54
    • W: K. Teng  (5-6)
    • L: B. Hudson  (3-3)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 C. Smith HOU RF1-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI
    player headshot
    		 S. Antonacci CHW LF2-4, 1 R
    FINAL
    R H E
    Mariners51-53
    		 4 10 0
    Rangers52-51
    		 5 10 0
    Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX
    Highlights: Mariners at Rangers (7/24)
    0:36
    • W: P. Gray  (5-0)
    • L: B. Miller  (4-5)
    • S: J. Latz  (20)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 P. Gray TEX P1.0 IP, 1 H, 2 SO
    player headshot
    		 J. Burger TEX 1B2-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 3 RBI
    FINAL
    R H E
    Athletics44-59
    		 2 5 0
    Twins51-54
    		 0 2 0
    Target Field, Minneapolis, MN
    • W: J. Lopez  (5-4)
    • L: Z. Matthews  (4-8)
    • S: H. Harris  (8)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 J. Lopez ATH P5.0 IP, 1 H, 4 SO, 4 BB
    player headshot
    		 H. Harris ATH P1.0 IP, 1 SO
    FINAL
    R H E
    Reds48-54
    		 4 11 0
    Cardinals52-51
    		 2 2 0
    Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MO
    Highlights: Reds at Cardinals (7/24)
    0:35
    • W: J. Garcia  (1-2)
    • L: G. Soriano  (3-3)
    • S: E. Pagan  (10)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 D. May STL P6.0 IP, 7 H, 1 ER, 8 SO, 1 BB
    player headshot
    		 R. Lowder CIN P5.0 IP, 1 H, 2 ER, 4 SO, 2 BB
    FINAL
    R H E
    Angels41-63
    		 6 9 1
    Giants43-60
    		 7 9 0
    Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA
    • W: C. Kilian  (3-6)
    • L: C. Silseth  (3-2)
    PLAYERS OF THE GAME
    player headshot
    		 R. Devers SF 1B2-4, 2 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI
    player headshot
    		 C. Kilian SF P1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 SO