I won’t say it was worse than Beltran, but I do agree with @NjTank99 that this half inning isn’t talked about nearly enough. I was convinced Chavez was gonna be the hero immediately following his catch.
20 years later and I’m not any closer to getting over the 2006 NLCS…
Six months ago, I heard a golf story so unbelievable I thought it was fake.
It was about a caddie named Daniella at a golf course named Old Barnwell ... and a $125,000 tip.
So I hopped on a plane and flew to Aiken, S.C., where I quickly learned even THAT was underselling it...
Saw Mumford & Sons last night and I love how “Knicks in 5” has officially replaced “thank you” in all settings at MSG.
Ticket scanned? Knicks in five.
Stand up to let someone out of your row? Knicks in five.
Even getting rung up for a $20 beer gets a Knicks in five.
About 10 minutes before Bryson DeChambeau went ballistic on Friday night, I caught up with a surprise person watching from inside the ropes: Mike Tirico.
The broadcaster witnessed every second of Bryson’s controversial round … and for a surprising reason https://t.co/IKpHPc7s37
I am convinced that there is no better way to learn about golf than to watch the best players in the world plod around Shinny.
Fun sights and sounds from the first part of the walk below
What’s it like to stare down Rory McIlroy in a playoff?
“I mean, I couldn’t feel the club.
“There was no swing thought. Just survival.”
Martin Trainer joined @dropzoneshow to talk retirement — and 10 fascinating things he learned from his pro career.
Trevor Immelman has seen the mountaintop.
He won the Masters, landed the biggest job in golf TV, and watched an entire sport come to linger on his every word.
But after a day together this spring, I learned he's clinging to a higher calling:
The climb.
https://t.co/s1Fzy2YHNi
Two things can be true about this:
1) It’s exciting to have a farm system full of promising young talent to promote
2) It’s embarrassing to be in “let the kids play” mode before Memorial
Day Weekend
How do you process a life lesson delivered in front of thousands of people on golf's most famous course?
17-year-old Asterisk Talley has already done so in a way that I didn't expect and it speaks to where she wants to go.
https://t.co/NAXBeLnPVO
Last year, my Masters experience was derailed by the return of complications from my Crohn's Disease. This year, I took a solo walk out to the exact location where things went awry.
I experienced a moment of solitude I won't soon forget at Amen Corner.
https://t.co/rPX4PkZZo6
Before Sunday at Augusta National, take a second to read my profile of the voice of the Masters, Jim Nantz.
Forty years to the day after "The Bear has come out of hibernation," I found the only story Nantz won't share was a surprising one.
His own.
https://t.co/YWLMMqx63A