Keegan Murray’s injury is not stopping him from getting paid. The Kings forward agreed to a five-year, $140 million rookie contract extension with Sacramento on Wednesday, ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania reported. The move comes hours after the Kings reportedly signed veteran Russell Westbrook to a one-year deal worth $3.6 million. Sacramento forward Keegan Murray dunks the ball during the …
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Sacramento Kings forward Keegan Murray has agreed to a five-year, $140 million rookie contract extension with the franchise, representatives Mark Bartelstein and Kyle McAlarney of Priority Sports told ESPN. Murray, the No. 4 pick in the 2022 NBA draft, secures a long-term extension to remain a key two-way wing in Sacramento through 2030-31. Murray hit the ground running with the …
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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — The criticism started pouring in well before the U.S. made a Sunday rally at the Ryder Cup. It was a monumental day that saw Europe win just one match outright out of 12, but for the U.S. it was a hole too deep, a deficit too large. While it says here—and has been said many times previously—that …
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Keegan Bradley should not have been the captain of the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup team. That is not an opinion based on hindsight or a reaction to the Americans losing to the Europeans at Bethpage Black, it is a simple fact. Bradley was not the first choice for the captaincy by the PGA of America, the operators of the U.S. …
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A stiff neck may have stopped the greatest comeback in Ryder Cup history. Shortly before Sunday’s 12 scheduled Ryder Cup singles matches began at Bethpage Black, Europe’s Viktor Hovland withdrew with a neck injury, leaving Team USA down 12-5 after each side received a half-point. Prior to the Ryder Cup, each team captain was required to put the name of …
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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – Sunday at the Ryder Cup only confirmed what we believed on Saturday night: Luke Donald is a brilliant captain and sublime tactician and we are still not sure about Keegan Bradley. The second-guessing and American handwringing began even before Shane Lowry finished his victory dance after assuring Europe retained the cup and, as is always the case …
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Sure, the Ryder Cup got fun on Sunday, when it looked like the day was going to be reduced to six hours of inconsequential garbage time. Good for the fans who forked over $750 a ticket getting to see some awesome golf, see some sweat on the brows of nervous European players and hear some deafening roars around Bethpage Black …
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Not that it would’ve mattered in what ended a 15-13 European Ryder Cup victory, but in the aftermath of his side’s defeat at Bethpage Black, U.S. captain Keegan Bradley was already calling for a rule change. Hours earlier, Europe’s Viktor Hovland had withdrawn from his Sunday singles match against Harris English with a neck injury, enacting the Envelope Rule, which …
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At 7:07 a.m. ET, Collin Morikawa was on the driving range finishing his swing with just one hand on the club, exhaling and adjusting his hat before going back to the well. By 8:53 a.m. ET, a member of the home USA crowd sarcastically shouted at their captain, “Working out well, Keegan!” The likely and sudden surrender of a point …
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Keegan Bradley refused to condemn American Ryder Cup fans after the grim scenes that formed a backdrop to day two at Bethpage Black. Bradley went so far as to curiously suggest spectators had been “violent” during the Ryder Cup in Rome two years ago. Bradley’s approach was in stark contrast to that of his European counterpart, Luke Donald, who believes …
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