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Who is Cory Sims? Player 191’s tough loss to Tyler Lucas in the Beast Games Season 2 finale

Cory Sims, known as Player 191, reached the final round of Beast Games Season 2 but lost to Tyler Lucas. After weeks of tough challenges, Tyler won $5 million by making the correct final choice. Brett Stewart accepted a $1 million bribe, leaving Cory and Tyler in the last battle.…

The Times of India

The NWSL’s New High Impact Player Rule Explained

Everything you need to know about a major rule change in the NWSL and the NWSLPA’s opposition to its implementation.

Sports Illustrated

Incredible news: Stalker 2 fixes corpse-eating and sausage blood in big ol' patch which also gives enemies less of a death wish

No more sniping with shotguns or infini-grenades, a lot more cover-taking.

PC Gamer

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Friday favourite: When IndyCar team-mates lived on the same street

When Alex Tagliani made his debut in the CART Indycar series in 2000 at the Player’s-backed Forsythe Racing team, it began a three-year partnership with fellow French-Canadian Patrick Carpentier.

Autosport

2024 Players Championship Thursday tee times, how to watch PGA Tour at TPC Sawgrass

The purse at the Players is $25 million with $4.5 million going to the winner.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Justin Thomas Announces South Africa Start After Missing Out On FedEx Playoffs

Thomas will tee it up in the Nedbank Golf Challenge in November on the DP World Tour

Golf Monthly

Marcus Rashford wins Manchester United awards double after 30-goal bounce-back season

England striker is the first academy graduate to win the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award since 1998

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Bryce Miller: Farmers Insurance Open has not 'lost any sleep' over jarring PGA Tour change

SAN DIEGO — No one could blame PGA Tour stops like San Diego's Farmers Insurance Open for sounding internal alarm bells amid reports of the PGA Tour increasing purse sizes at select tournaments and requiring elite players to play in those.

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