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Kayla McBride put on a performance for the history books Sunday in Minneapolis. The thirteen-year Lynx veteran became the first player in WNBA history to drain double-digit three-pointers in a single game, burying ten triples on her way to forty-three points as Minnesota rolled past the Dallas Wings one-oh-three to ninety. A franchise scoring record and a league record all in one afternoon — McBride was simply untouchable.
Shifting to the track, Tyler Reddick is not looking for excuses after a rough Sunday at Iowa Speedway. The twenty-three XI Racing driver triggered a lap-four crash that wiped out both his number forty-five Toyota and Erik Jones' number forty-three, ending both their days before the race even found its rhythm. Reddick called the mistake unacceptable and owned it completely — no hedging, no finger-pointing.
And on the links, Michael Brennan is headed to the FedEx Cup playoffs after a dominant Sunday at the Wyndham Championship. Brennan caught fire on the front nine, rattling off five consecutive birdies and never looked back, pulling away for a three-stroke victory and punching his ticket into the postseason. A big moment for a player who needed this one badly.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
