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Time of India
22-07-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Cardinals hand Rockies worst 100-game start in 109 years
The St. Louis Cardinals snapped a three-game skid with a 6-2 win over the Colorado Rockies on Monday night in Denver, powered by Willson Contreras and a strong outing from Michael McGreevy . The Rockies dropped to 24-76, becoming the first team since the 1916 Philadelphia Athletics to lose more than 75 of their first 100 games. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Select a Course Category Artificial Intelligence Management Data Science Healthcare Digital Marketing Technology healthcare Design Thinking Others others Project Management Data Analytics MBA Cybersecurity Product Management Finance PGDM Data Science MCA Leadership Operations Management Degree Public Policy CXO Skills you'll gain: Duration: 7 Months S P Jain Institute of Management and Research CERT-SPJIMR Exec Cert Prog in AI for Biz India Starts on undefined Get Details ALSO READ: What is the 'catcher's interference' rule in MLB? Contreras fell just a triple short of the cycle, hitting his 13th home run and driving in two runs. McGreevy, recalled from Triple-A Memphis earlier in the day, delivered his longest outing of the season, going seven innings while allowing two runs on seven hits with no walks. — MLB (@MLB) Live Events Masyn Winn added three hits, while Nolan Arenado, Brendan Donovan, and Jordan Walker each had two to help fuel the Cardinals' offense. St. Louis overcame an early 2-0 deficit after Colorado took advantage of a misplay by center fielder Victor Scott II in the third inning. ALSO READ: Phillies beat Red Sox on rare walk-off catcher's interference The Rockies' Hunter Goodman drove in a run as part of that rally, but McGreevy regrouped to retire 11 straight and keep Colorado quiet the rest of the way. The Cardinals responded quickly, with Contreras launching a leadoff homer in the fourth to get them on the board. Arenado and Winn followed with back-to-back doubles to tie the game, and St. Louis kept the momentum going. Contreras doubled in another run in the fifth, and RBI hits from Pedro Pages and Jordan Walker in the sixth and seventh helped extend the lead. Austin Gomber (0-4) took the loss for Colorado, surrendering five runs on 11 hits over 5 2/3 innings despite striking out a season-high six.
NBC Sports
19-07-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
Rico Hoey takes 1-point lead into the weekend in the Barracuda Championship
Watch the best shots and moments from the Round 2 of the 2025 Barracuda Championship from Old Greenwood in Truckee, California. TRUCKEE, Calif. — Rico Hoey had his second straight 13-point round Friday to take a one-point lead into the weekend in the Barracuda Championship, the only PGA Tour event that uses the modified Stableford scoring system. Players receive eight points for a double eagle, five for eagle and two for birdie. A point is deducted for bogey and three for double bogey. Played opposite The Open, the tournament is co-sanctioned by the European tour. The winner gets into the PGA Championship but not the Masters. Hoey had six birdies and a bogey in his afternoon round on Tahoe Mountain Club's tree-lined Old Greenwood layout that sits at an elevation of 6,000 feet. 'I really like the course,' Hoey said. 'I was pretty fortunate to have my first start out here. They gave me a sponsor invite, so it's something special to me and hopefully I keep carrying it on.' Max McGreevy and 2021 champion Erik van Rooyen of South Africa were tied for second. Hoey is winless in 51 career starts on the PGA Tour. Born in the Philippines, he grew up in California and played at the University of Southern California. 'I just feel like I'm at home,' Hoey said. 'It's California. Grew up in California. I love this event. It's always fun doing like a point system so you feel like you want to go make a lot of birdies.' McGreevy eagled the par-5 third in a 16-point afternoon round. 'Just plotting along, getting a lot of good looks,' McGreevy said. 'Got some to go early today which just freed me up and allowed me to be a little bit more aggressive I think in some spots.' Van Rooyen scored 14 points in the morning session. He birdied four of the last six on each nine. 'Finally making some putts,' van Rooyen said. 'It's been a trying season in that regard.' Tom Vaillant of France was fourth at 23. Isaiah Salinda, Joel Dahmen, Vince Whaley, Ryan Gerard and Jackson Suber has 22. Suber played in the last group of the day off the first tee. Ben Martin, the first-round leader, had a zero-point round to drop 10 points behind. Max Homa rallied to make the cut, while his playing partners - defending champion Nick Dunlap and NCAA winner Michael La Sasso of Mississippi - dropped out. Homa had a 14-point day to get to 13 points. Dunlop eagled his last hole to finish with a point, and Sasso - playing on a sponsor exemption - lost nine points in the two days. German twins Yannik and Jeremy Paul also missed the cut.
Boston Globe
19-07-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Rico Hoey takes 1-point lead into the weekend in the Barracuda Championship
Hoey had six birdies and a bogey in his afternoon round on Tahoe Mountain Club's tree-lined Old Greenwood layout that sits at an elevation of 6,000 feet. 'I really like the course,' Hoey said. 'I was pretty fortunate to have my first start out here. They gave me a sponsor invite, so it's something special to me and hopefully I keep carrying it on.' Max McGreevy and 2021 champion Erik van Rooyen of South Africa were tied for second. Advertisement Hoey is winless in 51 career starts on the PGA Tour. Born in the Philippines, he grew up in California and played at the University of Southern California. 'I just feel like I'm at home,' Hoey said. 'It's California. Grew up in California. I love this event. It's always fun doing like a point system so you feel like you want to go make a lot of birdies.' McGreevy eagled the par-5 third in a 16-point afternoon round. 'Just plotting along, getting a lot of good looks,' McGreevy said. 'Got some to go early today which just freed me up and allowed me to be a little bit more aggressive I think in some spots.' Advertisement Van Rooyen scored 14 points in the morning session. He birdied four of the last six on each nine. 'Finally making some putts,' van Rooyen said. 'It's been a trying season in that regard.' Tom Vaillant of France was fourth at 23. Isaiah Salinda, Joel Dahmen, Vince Whaley, Ryan Gerard, and Jackson Suber has 22. Ben Martin, the first-round leader, had a zero-point round to drop 10 points behind. Max Homa rallied to make the cut, while his playing partners —
19-07-2025
- Sport
Rico Hoey takes 1-point lead into the weekend in the Barracuda Championship
TRUCKEE, Calif. -- Rico Hoey had his second straight 13-point round Friday to take a one-point lead into the weekend in the Barracuda Championship, the only PGA Tour event that uses the modified Stableford scoring system. Players receive eight points for a double eagle, five for eagle and two for birdie. A point is deducted for bogey and three for double bogey. Played opposite the British Open, the tournament is co-sanctioned by the European tour. The winner gets into the PGA Championship but not the Masters. Hoey had six birdies and a bogey in his afternoon round on Tahoe Mountain Club's tree-lined Old Greenwood layout that sits at an elevation of 6,000 feet. 'I really like the course,' Hoey said. 'I was pretty fortunate to have my first start out here. They gave me a sponsor invite, so it's something special to me and hopefully I keep carrying it on.' Max McGreevy and 2021 champion Erik van Rooyen of South Africa were tied for second. Hoey is winless in 51 career starts on the PGA Tour. Born in the Philippines, he grew up in California and played at the University of Southern California. 'I just feel like I'm at home,' Hoey said. 'It's California. Grew up in California. I love this event. It's always fun doing like a point system so you feel like you want to go make a lot of birdies.' McGreevy eagled the par-5 third in a 16-point afternoon round. 'Just plotting along, getting a lot of good looks,' McGreevy said. 'Got some to go early today which just freed me up and allowed me to be a little bit more aggressive I think in some spots.' Van Rooyen scored 14 points in the morning session. He birdied four of the last six on each nine. 'Finally making some putts,' van Rooyen said. 'It's been a trying season in that regard.' Tom Vaillant of France was fourth at 23. Isaiah Salinda, Joel Dahmen, Vince Whaley, Ryan Gerard and Jackson Suber has 22. Suber played in the last group of the day off the first tee. Ben Martin, the first-round leader, had a zero-point round to drop 10 points behind. Max Homa rallied to make the cut, while his playing partners — defending champion Nick Dunlap and NCAA winner Michael La Sasso of Mississippi — dropped out. Homa had a 14-point day to get to 13 points. Dunlop eagled his last hole to finish with a point, and Sasso — playing on a sponsor exemption — lost nine points in the two days.
Fox Sports
19-07-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Rico Hoey takes 1-point lead into the weekend in the Barracuda Championship
Associated Press TRUCKEE, Calif. (AP) — Rico Hoey had his second straight 13-point round Friday to take a one-point lead into the weekend in the Barracuda Championship, the only PGA Tour event that uses the modified Stableford scoring system. Players receive eight points for a double eagle, five for eagle and two for birdie. A point is deducted for bogey and three for double bogey. Played opposite the British Open, the tournament is co-sanctioned by the European tour. The winner gets into the PGA Championship but not the Masters. Hoey had six birdies and a bogey in his afternoon round on Tahoe Mountain Club's tree-lined Old Greenwood layout that sits at an elevation of 6,000 feet. 'I really like the course,' Hoey said. 'I was pretty fortunate to have my first start out here. They gave me a sponsor invite, so it's something special to me and hopefully I keep carrying it on.' Max McGreevy and 2021 champion Erik van Rooyen of South Africa were tied for second. Hoey is winless in 51 career starts on the PGA Tour. Born in the Philippines, he grew up in California and played at the University of Southern California. 'I just feel like I'm at home,' Hoey said. 'It's California. Grew up in California. I love this event. It's always fun doing like a point system so you feel like you want to go make a lot of birdies.' McGreevy eagled the par-5 third in a 16-point afternoon round. 'Just plotting along, getting a lot of good looks,' McGreevy said. 'Got some to go early today which just freed me up and allowed me to be a little bit more aggressive I think in some spots.' Van Rooyen scored 14 points in the morning session. He birdied four of the last six on each nine. 'Finally making some putts,' van Rooyen said. 'It's been a trying season in that regard.' Tom Vaillant of France was fourth at 23. Isaiah Salinda, Joel Dahmen, Vince Whaley, Ryan Gerard and Jackson Suber has 22. Suber played in the last group of the day off the first tee. Ben Martin, the first-round leader, had a zero-point round to drop 10 points behind. Max Homa rallied to make the cut, while his playing partners — defending champion Nick Dunlap and NCAA winner Michael La Sasso of Mississippi — dropped out. Homa had a 14-point day to get to 13 points. Dunlop eagled his last hole to finish with a point, and Sasso — playing on a sponsor exemption — lost nine points in the two days. German twins Yannik and Jeremy Paul also missed the cut. ___ AP golf: recommended Item 1 of 3
