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Tiger Woods will host and compete in the upcoming 2023 Hero World Challenge, he announced Saturday. It will be his first competition since undergoing ankle surgery in the spring. The 47-year-old will join 19 other players in the pursuit of a $3.5 million purse. It's an elite field, including eight of the world's top 10.
Woods, who has 82 tour wins, unveiled the charity tournament in 1999. It has been held annually since then, and will take place at Albany Golf Club in the Bahamas from Nov. 30 to Dec. 3. It's part of the PGA Tour schedule, but it's an unofficial event. This is the competition's eighth time on the islands. In addition to offering philanthropic support for the TGR Foundation and Tavistock Foundation, funds will also go toward the Bahamas Youth Foundation.
Read more at: https://sports.yahoo.com/tiger-woods-to-play-in-hero-world-challenge-for-first-competition-since-ankle-surgery-183341615.htm  Share on Facebook ·  Bookmark on DeliciousRookie Tyson Bagent led three touchdown drives with Justin Fields sidelined, D'Onta Foreman ran for two scores and caught a TD pass, and the Chicago Bears beat the Las Vegas Raiders 30-12 on Sunday. The Bears (2-5) won for the second time in three games after dropping 14 in a row. They won a showdown of backup quarterbacks after both teams' starters were injured the previous week. Fields dislocated his right thumb in a loss to Minnesota, while Las Vegas' Jimmy Garoppolo exited a win over New England with a back problem. Brian Hoyer threw for 129 yards and two interceptions, and the Raiders (3-4) got blown out after winning back to back games. Click below to read more: https://www.espn.com/nfl/recap/_/gameId/40154749 The Minnesota Vikings defense dominated with two interceptions and one touchdown in 19-13 win vs. the Chicago Bears.
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https://www.foxsports.com/watch/fmc-ogydtl6eoedrh3n Coming into Tuesday night's game in Pittsburgh, all of the talk was about Connor Bedard. ALL. OF. IT. To the point that you might not have noticed that there were 19 other guys wearing Blackhawks' sweaters on the roster tonight. Or a home team with Stanley Cup aspirations on the other side with one of the great centers of all time waiting for Bedard in his debut. The young Blackhawks looked like they were taking on water at times. They looked a little overwhelmed at times, too. But they didn't break much, and hung around with the veteran Penguins a lot longer than probably many thought they would - or could.
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https://www.bleachernation.com/blackhawks/2023/10/10/blackhawks-4-penguins-2-three-stars-key-takeaways On a night that began with the news of Dick Butkus' death, the Bears gave one of their franchise legends a performance to be proud of. Chicago went into FedEx Field on a 14-game losing streak and left with a win, one that might not have been possible without a heroic performance from their newly-acquired receiver. D.J. Moore erupted for 230 yards and three touchdowns in a 40-20 victory, torching the Commanders' secondary in the first half and later icing the game with a 56-yard score in the fourth quarter. Moore was the recipient of 82 percent of Justin Fields' passing yardage, playing the role the Bears expected when they landed him from the Panthers for the No. 1 overall pick.
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https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/bears-commanders-live-score-highlights-thursday-night-football/8026ad9f559be3131447ec1 The football world is mourning the loss of one of the greatest defensive players in the history of the game and one of the best athletes to come out of the City of Chicago. Dick Butkus, a College and Pro Football Hall of Famer who first made a name for himself on the high school gridirons of the city, has died at the age of 80. In a statement released through the Bears, the family confirmed that he died in his sleep overnight at his home in Malibu, California. They are gathering with Butkus' widow, Helen, and are appreciative of prayers and support of Dick. A native of the South Side, Butkus was a star at Chicago Vocational School and then the University of Illinois, where he was a two-time All-American and Big Ten Most Valuable Player in 1963.
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https://wgntv.com/sports/bears-report/bears-legend-dick-butkus-dies-at-80 Fever''s Boston Named WNBA Rookie of the Year - Indiana Fever center Aliyah Boston has been named 2023 WNBA Rookie of the Year, the league announced Monday. The No. 1 overall pick from this year''s draft, Boston put together a historic season and became the fifth player in to win the award unanimously. She joins legend Tamika Catchings as the second Fever player to earn the honor. Boston averaged 14.5 points, 8.4 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game on a league-best 57.8% shooting. In addition to leading all rookies in those categories, she finished 24th in the league in scoring, ninth in rebounding and ninth in blocks. She was also the first rookie ever to lead the league in field goal percentage. Along the way, Boston was named an All-Star Game starter, becoming the sixth rookie in league history to accomplish that feat. Click below to read more: https://www.cbssports.com/wnba/news/2023-wnba-rookie-of-the-year-fevers-aliyah-boston-becomes-fifth-player-to-win-award-unanimously |
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