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The two thousand twenty six U.S. Open is underway at Shinnecock Hills, and the golf world is watching every blade of rough and every breaking putt. The big question hanging over the field is whether Scottie Scheffler, the world's undisputed number one, can carry his dominance into a course that has historically punished even the sharpest games in the world.
Meanwhile in the NFL, Tua Tagovailoa is writing a new chapter after the Miami Dolphins moved on and handed the keys to Malik Willis on a three-year, sixty-seven point five million dollar deal. Tua landed in Atlanta, where he's now locked in a quarterback battle with Michael Penix, two lefties competing for one starting job — and that competition is already turning heads across the league.
Up in New York, the Knicks are NBA champions and the White House invitation from President Donald Trump is on the table. Whether the team makes that trip remains an open question, but it's a story that's generating as much buzz off the court as anything the Knicks did on it during their championship run.
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