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Nelly Korda made history Sunday at Riviera Country Club, draining a three-foot par putt at just about five o'clock Pacific time to capture her first U.S. Women's Open title. The world number one claimed the eighty-first edition of the championship, and on one of the most storied courses in American golf, it could not have felt more right.
Over in the Bronx, Cam Schlittler is becoming a genuine nightmare for the Boston Red Sox. The Yankees ace shut them down again Sunday in a six to one New York win, moving to three and zero against Boston in his young career. The Red Sox simply have no answer for him, and that's a problem that isn't going away anytime soon.
And in San Antonio, Victor Wembanyama is not flinching under the weight of the NBA Finals spotlight. The Spurs phenom says he welcomes the pressure, and he's also been quick to credit De'Aaron Fox as the leadership anchor holding this young roster together. San Antonio in the Finals is a story nobody saw coming, and Wembanyama is making sure it stays that way.
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