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PGA Tour making significant change to start of next season  The PGA Tour has now officially decided not to hold its season-opening events — The Sentry and Sony Open — in Hawaii in 2027, according to people with knowledge of the plans.The Sentry officially will not return in 2027, while Sports Business Journal learned on Monday that the tour is in the beginning phases of possibly transitioning the Sony Open to a PGA Tour Champions event, which would still give the tour a multi-event presence in the state.The tour had played its season-opening tournament, The Sentry, at the Plantation Course at Kapalua dating to 1999, but canceled the 2026 tournament due to water delivery issues on Maui. In its press release announcing that move, the tour mentioned the “logistical complexities unique to staging a tournament on the island of Maui.” It isn’t the only major sports league to leave Hawaii; the NFL nearly a decade ago moved the Pro Bowl to Orlando.  #PGA #Tour #making #significant #change #start #season

PGA Tour making significant change to start of next season

The PGA Tour has now officially decided not to hold its season-opening events — The Sentry and Sony Open — in Hawaii in 2027, according to people with knowledge of the plans.

The Sentry officially will not return in 2027, while Sports Business Journal learned on Monday that the tour is in the beginning phases of possibly transitioning the Sony Open to a PGA Tour Champions event, which would still give the tour a multi-event presence in the state.

The tour had played its season-opening tournament, The Sentry, at the Plantation Course at Kapalua dating to 1999, but canceled the 2026 tournament due to water delivery issues on Maui. In its press release announcing that move, the tour mentioned the “logistical complexities unique to staging a tournament on the island of Maui.” It isn’t the only major sports league to leave Hawaii; the NFL nearly a decade ago moved the Pro Bowl to Orlando.

#PGA #Tour #making #significant #change #start #season

The PGA Tour has now officially decided not to hold its season-opening events — The Sentry and Sony Open — in Hawaii in 2027, according to people with knowledge of the plans.

The Sentry officially will not return in 2027, while Sports Business Journal learned on Monday that the tour is in the beginning phases of possibly transitioning the Sony Open to a PGA Tour Champions event, which would still give the tour a multi-event presence in the state.

The tour had played its season-opening tournament, The Sentry, at the Plantation Course at Kapalua dating to 1999, but canceled the 2026 tournament due to water delivery issues on Maui. In its press release announcing that move, the tour mentioned the “logistical complexities unique to staging a tournament on the island of Maui.” It isn’t the only major sports league to leave Hawaii; the NFL nearly a decade ago moved the Pro Bowl to Orlando.

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ISSF Junior World Cup: Shiva wins gold while Chirag bags bronze 10m air pistol; Panaah wins silver in 10m air rifle <div id="content-body-70888997" itemprop="articleBody"><p>Former mixed team World Champion Shiva Narwal marked his return after a three-year gap to claim gold in the 10m Air Pistol men’s junior event on Day 1 of competitions in the ISSF Junior World Cup Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun on Tuesday in Cairo at the Egypt International Olympic City.</p><p>Chirag Sharma accompanied Narwal on the podium by securing bronze, while Panaah Bhugra added a silver in the women’s 10m air rifle.</p><p>Narwal continued his form from the qualification to claim gold with 241.8, finishing 1.8 ahead of Uzbekistan’s Sodikjon Abdullaev, who secured silver. India’s Chirag completed the podium with 218.9, while Abhinav Deshwal, the other Indian in the final, finished seventh with 136.7.</p><p>Earlier in qualification, Shiva qualified in top spot with a score of 576-19x, followed by Abhinav in third place with a score of 576-16x and Chirag who qualified in fourth place, shooting 575-13x. Abhinav Choudhary (570-14x), Himanshu Rana (568-12x) and Abhay Dhama (567-17x) missed out on a spot in the finals.</p><p>In the women’s junior 10m air rifle event, Panaah, who qualified for the finals with a score of 629.4 maintained her place in the medal positions from the first series and showcased consistency to eventually clinch the silver medal with a final score of 250.6. The French duo of Anceline Brackman and Helena Ecale secured gold and bronze with scores of 252.0 and 228.6 respectively.</p><p>Shambhavi Kshirsagar, who finished qualification in top spot with a high score of 634.0, finished outside the medal positions in fourth place with a score of 206.5. The third Indian in the final, Anvii Rathod finished sixth with a score of 164.6.</p><p>Anvii qualified for the finals in sixth place with a score of 628.6, while the other Indians in the competition, Manyata Singh scored 628.3 to finish in eighth place. With the rule of maximum of three athletes per country, the three top ranked after qualification round proceeding to the final, Manyata missed out. Anushka Thokur (627.9) finished in ninth and Aneesha Sharma (627.1) finished in tenth place.</p><p>The 25m pistol men and women precision round along with the first 75 targets of skeet men and women have also commenced at the first event for the juniors. The rapid stage and finals of the 25m Pistol Women and 50 targets and the finals of skeet men and women will be held on Wednesday. The medals of the 25m pistol men and 50m rifle prone for both men and women will also be decided on Wednesday from the qualification round.</p><div class="fact-box"><h5 class="main-title"> Results: </h5><h5 class="sub-title">25m Pistol Women Precision Stage</h5><p> Sejal Kamble – 292-6x </p><p> Parisha Gupta – 288-8x </p><p> Anjali Mahendra Bhagwat – 284-5x </p><p> Shikha Chaudhary – 282-4x </p><p> Manvi Jain – 281-7x </p><p> Agam Grewal – Disqualified by ISSF Rule 6.7.9.1b (Post competition check failure) </p><h5 class="sub-title">25m Pistol Men Precision Stage</h5><p> Abhinav Deshwal – 290-9x </p><p> Raj Chandra – 288-9x </p><p> Yug Pratap Singh Rathore – 287-11x </p><p> Jatin – 283-5x </p><p> Abhinav Choudhary – 281-5x </p><p> Sahil Choudhary – 278-3x </p><h5 class="sub-title">Skeet Women (75 Targets)</h5><p> Risham Kaur Guron – 68 (24,23,21) </p><p> Sanyogita Shekhawat – 66 (21,22,23) </p><p> Agrima Kanwar – 60 (22,18,20) </p><p> Parmeet Kaur – 59 (19,22,18) </p><h5 class="sub-title">Skeet Men (75 Targets)</h5><p> Harviraj Singh – 71 (25,21,25) </p><p> Ishan Singh Libra – 70 (25,23,22) </p><p> Zorawar Singh Bedi – 68 (22,21,25) </p><p> Yashwardhan Singh Rajput – 63 (19,22,22) </p><p> Anjaneya Singh Mandawa – 59 (21,21,17) </p></div><p class="publish-time" id="end-of-article">Published on Apr 21, 2026</p></div> #ISSF #Junior #World #Cup #Shiva #wins #gold #Chirag #bags #bronze #10m #air #pistol #Panaah #wins #silver #10m #air #rifle

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MLB Betting Picks Today: Two Expert Picks for Tuesday’s Slate | Deadspin.com <div id=""><section id="0" class=" w-full"><div class="xl:container mx-0 !px-0 py-0 pb-4 undefined"><img src="https://images.deadspin.com/tr:w-1200/1776779542194" srcset="https://images.deadspin.com/tr:w-1200/1776779542194" alt="Mar 15, 2026; Tampa, Florida, USA; New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Gil (81) throws a pitch during the first inning against the Detroit Tigers at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images" class="w-full" fetchpriority="high" loading="eager"/><span class="text-0.8 leading-tight">Mar 15, 2026; Tampa, Florida, USA; New York Yankees starting pitcher Luis Gil (81) throws a pitch during the first inning against the Detroit Tigers at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images<!-- --> <!-- --> </span></div></section><section id="section-1"> <p>OK, we’re above .500, hopefully we’re rounding into midseason form! Now, let’s get that money into the green!</p><p>Season Record 10-9-1, -0.02 Units</p><h2 id="twins-at-mets" class=" uppercase break-words">Twins at Mets</h2><p>The Mets offense will likely not remain this bad forever. But right now that can’t hit their way out of a paper bag. They’ve slashed a pathetic 204/.245/.288 over their 11 game losing streak, good for a league worst 52 wRC+ over that span. It doesn’t matter lately whether they’re <a href="https://deadspin.com/five-early-2026-mlb-takes-that-might-already-be-true/" target="_blank">facing Dodgers aces</a> or mediocre A’s starters, they make them all look like peak Pedro Martinez. But fwiw they face their one-time prospect Simeon Woods-Richardson today as the Twins bumped him up a day to replace the injured Mick Abel. SWR seemed to have discovered something in the middle of 2025 as he pitched to a 3.00 ERA and 1.06 after June 15th. Well whatever he discovered, he seems to have lost it again as he sits at 0-3 with a 6.00 ERA and 1.60 WHIP through 4 starts with a hideously low 12% K%.</p><p>Getting good pitching has not been a particular problem for the Mets lately, certainly not <a href="https://www.mlb.com/news/nolan-mclean-looks-to-stop-mets-losing-streak" target="_blank">when Nolan McLean takes the ball. </a></p><p>Through four starts, he has a 2.28 ERA and 0.78 WHIP with a 31.8% K%. He’s yet to yield more than 2 ER or four hits in any start. It’s also going to be on the chilly side tonight, so I really just don’t see a scenario where there’s much offense. The Mets should finally end their two week winless drought…I mean it’s tough to get a more one-sided pitching matchup. But it’s probably on the back of McLean, so I’ll roll with the under.</p><p>Yankees at Red Sox</p><h2 id="under-75--110-fanduel" class=" uppercase break-words">Under 7.5 (-110 FanDuel)</h2> </section><p><span class="inline-block mr-3 uppercase shrink-0 font-bold">Our Current Best Offers</span></p><p>Channel debug: <span class="font-semibold text-gray-700">betting</span></p> <section id="section-3"> <h2 id="yankees-ml--108-fanduel" class=" uppercase break-words">Yankees ML (-108 FanDuel)</h2><p>Going to run counter the pitching matchup here as it’s kind of a mismatch that favors Boston at first glance. Connerly Early has a 2.29 ERA which sounds fantastic and is really helpful for a struggling team that hasn’t hit well and is getting scary bad results from ace Garrett Crochet. But that ERA is a little misleading as Early has a .4.25 SIERA and 5.24 xERA. He’s just walking too many as his 11.9% BB% will attest and yielding way too much dangerous contact with a 92 EV against. His K% is 23.8% which is above average, but not exceptional enough to consistently offset his other flaws.</p><p>He’s facing Luis Gil, who has <a href="https://www.si.com/mlb/yankees/onsi/red-sox-series-change-yankees-move-forward-luis-gil-01kpp9cvsdx5" target="_blank">pitched every bit as bad</a> as his 7.00 ERA indicates. His 4.9% K-BB% is likely not a very small sample size fluke as he had a 3.3% K-BB% in 57 IP last year. If he can somehow get through the order twice and the Yankees are in range, they’ll take it.</p><p>So why ride with the weak pitcher? Well it gives us a rare chance to back the Yankees at a good price and there is a big gap in offense here. The Yankees have a teamwide 110 wRC+ and have mashed 32 homers, vs. an 87 wRC+ and league worst 13 bombs for the Sox. It’s debatable Boston can fully take advantage of Gil, so give me NY.</p> </section><p><span class="inline-block mr-3 uppercase shrink-0 font-bold">Our Current Best Offers</span></p><p>Channel debug: <span class="font-semibold text-gray-700">betting</span></p> </div> #MLB #Betting #Picks #Today #Expert #Picks #Tuesdays #Slate #Deadspin.com

The Indian women’s football team has dropped two places to 69th in the latest FIFA rankings released on Tuesday.

The Blue Tigresses were most recently featured in the four-team FIFA Series 2026 tournament held in Kenya, where they finished third. India beat Malawi 3-2 in the third-placed playoff match after earlier losing 0-2 against Kenya.

The host nation went onto lose 0-2 against Australia in the final.

ALSO READ | Pulisic says USA team strongest yet ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Earlier in the year, India was in action at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 held in Australia. However, the team, under the guidance of Costa Rican manager Amelia Valverde, had a disappointing campaign, crashing out in the group stage after losses against Vietnam, Japan and Chinese Taipei.

Valderde, who was appointed on a short-term contract, was not offered an extension. Crispin Chhetri, who helped secure qualification for the continental tournament in the first place, was re-appointed as the head coach.

World champion Spain is ranked first, while Japan sits fifth as the highest-placed Asian side.

Published on Apr 21, 2026

#India #drops #places #69th #latest #FIFA #womens #rankings">India drops two places to 69th in latest FIFA women’s rankings  The Indian women’s football team has dropped two places to 69th in the latest FIFA rankings released on Tuesday.The Blue Tigresses were most recently featured in the four-team FIFA Series 2026 tournament held in Kenya, where they finished third. India beat Malawi 3-2 in the third-placed playoff match after earlier losing 0-2 against Kenya.The host nation went onto lose 0-2 against Australia in the final.ALSO READ | Pulisic says USA team strongest yet ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026Earlier in the year, India was in action at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 held in Australia. However, the team, under the guidance of Costa Rican manager Amelia Valverde, had a disappointing campaign, crashing out in the group stage after losses against Vietnam, Japan and Chinese Taipei.Valderde, who was appointed on a short-term contract, was not offered an extension. Crispin Chhetri, who helped secure qualification for the continental tournament in the first place, was re-appointed as the head coach.World champion Spain is ranked first, while Japan sits fifth as the highest-placed Asian side.Published on Apr 21, 2026  #India #drops #places #69th #latest #FIFA #womens #rankings

Pulisic says USA team strongest yet ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Earlier in the year, India was in action at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 held in Australia. However, the team, under the guidance of Costa Rican manager Amelia Valverde, had a disappointing campaign, crashing out in the group stage after losses against Vietnam, Japan and Chinese Taipei.

Valderde, who was appointed on a short-term contract, was not offered an extension. Crispin Chhetri, who helped secure qualification for the continental tournament in the first place, was re-appointed as the head coach.

World champion Spain is ranked first, while Japan sits fifth as the highest-placed Asian side.

Published on Apr 21, 2026

#India #drops #places #69th #latest #FIFA #womens #rankings">India drops two places to 69th in latest FIFA women’s rankings

The Indian women’s football team has dropped two places to 69th in the latest FIFA rankings released on Tuesday.

The Blue Tigresses were most recently featured in the four-team FIFA Series 2026 tournament held in Kenya, where they finished third. India beat Malawi 3-2 in the third-placed playoff match after earlier losing 0-2 against Kenya.

The host nation went onto lose 0-2 against Australia in the final.

ALSO READ | Pulisic says USA team strongest yet ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Earlier in the year, India was in action at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 held in Australia. However, the team, under the guidance of Costa Rican manager Amelia Valverde, had a disappointing campaign, crashing out in the group stage after losses against Vietnam, Japan and Chinese Taipei.

Valderde, who was appointed on a short-term contract, was not offered an extension. Crispin Chhetri, who helped secure qualification for the continental tournament in the first place, was re-appointed as the head coach.

World champion Spain is ranked first, while Japan sits fifth as the highest-placed Asian side.

Published on Apr 21, 2026

#India #drops #places #69th #latest #FIFA #womens #rankings
Deadspin | Anthony Richardson trade situation reflects Colts’ QB uncertainty  Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson (5) watches the action on the field from the sideline Sunday, Dec. 28, 2025, during a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.   Quarterback Anthony Richardson has made it clear that he wants a trade from the Indianapolis Colts.  Whether or not (and when) that happens remains to be seen.  “We’ve had some calls, but nothing’s come to fruition at this time,” Colts GM Chris Ballard said Monday. “So at this point he’s still an Indianapolis Colt.”   Ballard also said Richardson is “still recovering a little bit” from a freak eye injury that ended his 2025 season. Ballard added that Richardson has been cleared for football activity.  Richardson expressed his desire to be traded after the Colts retained Daniel Jones, but Ballard is not planning to give away the player drafted fourth overall in 2023.   The Colts are taking into consideration that while Jones is on schedule to return from a season-ending Achilles injury, nothing is guaranteed and the team might be smart to hang onto Richardson if no attractive trade alternative emerges prior to training camp this summer. Both quarterbacks have had issues staying on the field.   And the Colts are not exactly overflowing with experience at the signal-caller position. Richardson has started a mere 15 games during the three seasons of his career, a time period plagued by injuries and inconsistency. He did not play last season at all.  Riley Leonard, a sixth-round pick in 2025, started just one game last season, and that was only after the Colts were eliminated from playoff contention.  That leaves the Colts with a lack of clarity at quarterback: One is recovering from a significant injury, one wants a trade out, and a third will be looking for offseason reps to become a suitable backup while the GM works out a deal. Or not.  -Field Level Media    #Deadspin #Anthony #Richardson #trade #situation #reflects #Colts #uncertaintyIndianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson (5) watches the action on the field from the sideline Sunday, Dec. 28, 2025, during a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Quarterback Anthony Richardson has made it clear that he wants a trade from the Indianapolis Colts.

Whether or not (and when) that happens remains to be seen.

“We’ve had some calls, but nothing’s come to fruition at this time,” Colts GM Chris Ballard said Monday. “So at this point he’s still an Indianapolis Colt.”

Ballard also said Richardson is “still recovering a little bit” from a freak eye injury that ended his 2025 season. Ballard added that Richardson has been cleared for football activity.


Richardson expressed his desire to be traded after the Colts retained Daniel Jones, but Ballard is not planning to give away the player drafted fourth overall in 2023.

The Colts are taking into consideration that while Jones is on schedule to return from a season-ending Achilles injury, nothing is guaranteed and the team might be smart to hang onto Richardson if no attractive trade alternative emerges prior to training camp this summer. Both quarterbacks have had issues staying on the field.

And the Colts are not exactly overflowing with experience at the signal-caller position. Richardson has started a mere 15 games during the three seasons of his career, a time period plagued by injuries and inconsistency. He did not play last season at all.

Riley Leonard, a sixth-round pick in 2025, started just one game last season, and that was only after the Colts were eliminated from playoff contention.

That leaves the Colts with a lack of clarity at quarterback: One is recovering from a significant injury, one wants a trade out, and a third will be looking for offseason reps to become a suitable backup while the GM works out a deal. Or not.


-Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Anthony #Richardson #trade #situation #reflects #Colts #uncertainty">Deadspin | Anthony Richardson trade situation reflects Colts’ QB uncertainty  Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson (5) watches the action on the field from the sideline Sunday, Dec. 28, 2025, during a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.   Quarterback Anthony Richardson has made it clear that he wants a trade from the Indianapolis Colts.  Whether or not (and when) that happens remains to be seen.  “We’ve had some calls, but nothing’s come to fruition at this time,” Colts GM Chris Ballard said Monday. “So at this point he’s still an Indianapolis Colt.”   Ballard also said Richardson is “still recovering a little bit” from a freak eye injury that ended his 2025 season. Ballard added that Richardson has been cleared for football activity.  Richardson expressed his desire to be traded after the Colts retained Daniel Jones, but Ballard is not planning to give away the player drafted fourth overall in 2023.   The Colts are taking into consideration that while Jones is on schedule to return from a season-ending Achilles injury, nothing is guaranteed and the team might be smart to hang onto Richardson if no attractive trade alternative emerges prior to training camp this summer. Both quarterbacks have had issues staying on the field.   And the Colts are not exactly overflowing with experience at the signal-caller position. Richardson has started a mere 15 games during the three seasons of his career, a time period plagued by injuries and inconsistency. He did not play last season at all.  Riley Leonard, a sixth-round pick in 2025, started just one game last season, and that was only after the Colts were eliminated from playoff contention.  That leaves the Colts with a lack of clarity at quarterback: One is recovering from a significant injury, one wants a trade out, and a third will be looking for offseason reps to become a suitable backup while the GM works out a deal. Or not.  -Field Level Media    #Deadspin #Anthony #Richardson #trade #situation #reflects #Colts #uncertainty

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