FORT WAYNE, Ind. It was a record-breaking slugfest for Cristian Santana and the West Michigan Whitecaps. Santana launched three home runs in three consecutive plate appearances, helping Whitecaps blast a franchise-record seven home runs as part of an 11-1 win over the Fort Wayne TinCaps on Wednesday, Aug. 5, at Parkview Field.Santana led the historic night with homers in the fifth, seventh, and ninth innings, while Bryce Rainer, Jackson Strong, Juan Hernandez and Luke Shliger all launched homers to give the Whitecaps seven home runs for the first time in team history. The previous record was six, last accomplished on Aug. 24 of last season when the Whitecaps beat the Lansing Lugnuts at LMCU Ballpark by a score of 16-0.More: Detroit Tigers starter Jackson Jobe sharp in rehab start with West Michigan WhitecapsIt wasn't just a power surge for West Michigan. The pitching was stellar, too. Detroit Tigers Top-10 Prospect Ben Jacobs (3-2) kept Fort Wayne hitters off-balance all night, holding the TinCaps to just one run in a career-high 5 2/3 innings while striking out five in the victory. The Whitecaps improve to 21-17 in the second half and 45-57 overall, while the TinCaps drop to 18-18 in the second half and 45-57 overall.A closer look at the home runsAfter hitting three home runs in Tuesdays contest, the Caps picked up where they left off with three longballs but this time, in the first two frames on Wednesday. Rainer, a Detroit Tigers Top-5 Prospect, sent a 108mph blast to dead center field and into the upper deck above the batter's eye for a solo home run. There was no official recorded distance, but two weeks prior, Cleveland Guardians prospect Jace LaViolette hit a home run to the same area that was estimated at 474 feet. After Rainers blast gave the Whitecaps a 1-0 lead, Strong followed two batters later with a solo shot of his own as both homers were the tenth of the season for each player and gave West Michigan a 2-0 lead. In the second, Hernandez launched his second home run of the season with a three-run shot that extended the Caps advantage to 5-0. After a Santana sacrifice fly in the third, he added his ninth home run of the year in the fifth with a two-run shot to push West Michigans lead to 8-1. The seventh inning saw the next two balls leave the yard when Shliger and Santana homered. Then again in the ninth, Santana blasted his third home run of the evening, giving him three homers in three straight at-bats. The last Whitecaps player to homer three times in a single contest was Josue Briceo on May 29 of last season at Dayton.Contact sports editor Dan DAddona atDan.DAddona@hollandsentinel.com.Follow him onX, formerly knownasTwitter@DanDAddonaor Facebook@HollandSentinelSports.This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: How the West Michigan Whitecaps slugged their way into the record books with a huge win

Credit: ESPN Shedeur Sanders experienced a shocking slide in the 2025 NFL Draft. At one point, the former Colorado Buffaloes star quarterback was mocked to go as high as No. 1 overall. But in the actual draft, Sanders fell all the way to the fifth round before the Cleveland Browns swooped in to take him 144th overall.Mel Kiper Jr. may die on the hill that Sanders deserved to be a first-round quarterback. But even if Sanders isnt a first-round draft pick, he was covered like one as a rookie.It remains to be seen whether the Sanders media machine will keep firing on all cylinders into the 2026 NFL season, but if it does, Sanders wont know the difference.Sanders appeared on Kevin Clarks This Is Football from Browns training camp, and he gave a glimpse and I do mean a glimpse into how he handles media criticism. This offseason, he said, he focused on understanding what really matters in this world and what doesnt.I asked Shedeur Sanders about his mindset change in year 2, which he said is focused on staying in the moment each day and ignoring the outside world.Understand what really matters in this world.Really enjoyed this sitdown. pic.twitter.com/AzQhWkKb9A Kevin Clark (@bykevinclark) August 5, 2026When Clark asked how and when his mindset changed, Sanders said with a smile, When everything changed for me, when the script got flipped on me. Sanders played coy when Clark asked him to specifically identify when the switch flipped, but he made one point clear: Just turn on the TV, youll be able to see it.I dont think theres anything negative about it, but I dont really like when people have platforms and dont use it for the right reasons, Sanders said of the media criticism that arrived at his doorstep since becoming an NFL quarterback. I dont respect it. So, its like, things I dont respect, I dont give my time to.Clark gave him the floor to call out any specific criticism hes seen about himself on TV, but Sanders couldnt oblige: I dont watch TV. I dont watch TV at all.With Clark, Sanders echoed what Deion Sanders, his father, told reporters almost exactly one year ago.He doesnt get caught up with the rhetoric with the media, the Colorado head football coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer said. He was coached through that when he was a kid, so weve always gone through that, and he has always navigated his way. Some of the stuff is just ignorant, but he far surpasses that, and I cant wait to see him play.Sanders can change the narrative if he wins the starting job over the disgraced Deshaun Watson and plays well under new head coach Todd Monken.The post Shedeur Sanders on handling media criticism: Things I dont respect, I dont give my time to appeared first on Awful Announcing.

VILLINGEN-SCHWENNINGEN, GERMANY - JULY 17: (BILD ZEITUNG OUT) Jamie Lawrence of FC Bayern Muenchen, Tanguy Nianzou of Bayern Muenchen, Tim Lemperle of 1.FC Koeln and Bouna Sarr of Bayern Muenchen battle for the ball during the Pre-Season Friendly Match between FC Bayern Muenchen and 1. FC Koeln on July 17, 2021 in Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany. (Photo by Harry Langer/DeFodi Images via Getty Images) | DeFodi Images via Getty ImagesTanguy Nianzou signed for Bayern Munich upon the expiry of his Paris Saint Germain contract in 2020, shortly before the completion of the 2020 treble, in which the Bavarians would once again triumph over the Qataris puppets. Billed as a big talent at the Parisians, Bayern were very happy to have secured his signature. But the young French center back was never able to escape the role of fourth choice center-back behind the likes of Jrme Boateng, Niklas Sle, Lucas Hernandez and eventually Dayot Upamecano. Ergo he left nearly as suddenly as he arrived, signing for Sevilla for a reported sum of around 20 million euros, with a buy back clause and sell on clause included.That sell on clause will now kick into action. German news site Fuballtransfers (as captured by @iMiaSanMia_GER) has the details:Tanguy Nianzou is moving from FC Sevilla to OSC Lille. The transfer fee is in the range of 3-6 million . Bayern stands to earn from the deal. This means the agreed-upon bonuses of 4 million will become fully due. In addition, Bayern had secured a share of any future resale.Of course, the exact value of the sell on clause tends to be nebulous at best with these kind of deals. We do know how much Bayern earns from the sell on clause from academy player Jamie Lawrences transfer to Austrian club WSG Tirol, as he joined Belgian Pro League club OH Leuven in a recent deal. Unfortunately, as @iMiaSanMia_GER captures, the total sum is bupkis:Jamie Lawrence has transferred from WSG Tirol to OH Leuven without a transfer fee. As a result, the resale participation clause that FC Bayern secured upon his departure in 2024 does not apply.23-year-old Lawrence has decided to move on despite playing regularly for Tirol and even captaining the team at some point. The colossus of a center back will have had his reasons for the move.Join the conversation!Sign up for a user accountand get:New, improved notifications system!Fewer adsCreatecommunity postsComment on articles, community postsRec comments, community posts

Vasco withstands late pressure to reach Copa do Brasil quarter-finals Vasco eliminated Fluminense and secured qualification for the Copa do Brasil quarterfinals.The spot was sealed with a 3-1 victory this Wednesday (5) at the Maracan.Brenner was the hero of Vascos win, scoring the teams first two goals in the match.Martinelli scored late for Flu, who tried to pile on the pressure in search of an equalizer that would have taken the decision to penalties.But it was Vasco who got on the scoresheet in the final seconds, through Puma Rodrguez.The matchVasco were the better side for most of the first half, and the scoreboard started to reflect that in the 34th minute.Brenner received the ball outside the box, turned, and struck it brilliantly to score a stunning goal.The Vasco strikers second came right at the start of the second half, finishing off a counterattack.Andrs Gomez carried the ball to the edge of the box and crossed for Brenner to simply tap it into the net.After going two goals down, Fluminense started to press and pushed Vasco back.Martinelli restored hope for the Tricolor fans with a goal after a cross from Hulk.But Vasco withstood the pressure and still scored a third in the final seconds, on a counterattack finished by Puma Rodrguez.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.

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PEORIA Can Peoria Notre Dame High School build around a pair of stars? How will Farmington fare with a young lineup that includes just five seniors?Will Metamora's defense be as elite as it looks like on paper? Can IVC hit the ground running with a new head coach?The 2026 high school football season started Wednesday with the IHSA's first official day of practice, and with it the path to finding answers began for every Peoria area team."I used to always get first-day jitters," Farmington head coach Toby Vallas said. "Day One is all about getting dialed in. It's the first time you have all your guys together with you, after a summer of jobs and vacations and baseball."It's building toward success."Farmington has a pair of senior offensive linemen and one senior receiver, plus a senior middle linebacker and senior defensive lineman. That's all, with the possibility one or two more seniors could win starting spots.They wasted no time getting to it, starting with weightlifting at 7 a.m. and then on to practice.Out in Metamora, head coach Nick Delinski maneuvered around storms that came through the area in the afternoon and evening."We moved our practice to 7 p.m.," he said. "We have some people from outside coming in to help with coaching, so we were initially going to start at 5:30 p.m. anyway, to accommodate their schedules."Day One is about starting the process of making sure we get better. Every day we have to get better. Our guys have some very big expectations."Same goes for Dee-Mack, which lost a rainy IHSA Class 1A playoff game last winter. The Chiefs were out on the field at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, working in the rain."We started this season just like we ended last season, in the rain," Dee-Mack head coach Cody Myers said. "It was a perfect opportunity thinking about how we ended in the second round. We were just thrilled to be back out there to have a chance to represent all these people in the community who have supported us the last 40 years. You can't replace that. "We have 58 on our roster, an increase. Kids just want to be part of something." A ritual on Day OneNotre Dame High School will lean on some elite players this season, among them Dallas Harder, Noah Tockes and Thomas Baker.Harder, a 6-foot-1, 220-pound running back/free safety, and Tockes, a 6-4, 285-pound defensive lineman and guard on the o-line, and Baker, a 6-3, 230-pound Mike linebacker, will be at the heart of a small roster.The Irish are quality over quantity this season with just 30 players on the roster, down from 43 last season."Our numbers are down, but we're good," head coach Pat Armstrong said. "We have guys who can really play. We got after them a little today to get ready, because with 30 guys we're going to have to have great conditioning. We need to win the first quarter."The Irish begin and end their season in chapel. Day One is practice, then chapel, then team dinner. And whenever the final game of the season ends, the team gathers in chapel and has a final dinner together."And I mean however long that takes," Armstrong said. "We lost a playoff game on the road (a few years ago at Harrisburg), we get on the team charter, drove five hours back home and then the families met the players and we go to chapel and then eat dinner. Everyone who wants to speak can do so. We can be 45 minutes or three hours in there. I remember one year where we didn't finish up until 2 a.m."Day One starts that way, too. Guys are grinding all summer long, but Day One today is the day family joins in it. I tell my parents every year we start and end our season in chapel. Then we all have dinner together."In those team chapel sessions, with or without families present, players are invited to speak. They can voice anything they wish."For 98% of the seniors there, it's the last time they will ever wear that equipment," Armstrong said. "It's the last time they will be together."Dave Eminian is the Journal Star senior writer and sports columnist, and covers Bradley men's basketball, the Rivermen and Chiefs. He writes the Cleve In The Eve sports column for pjstar.com. He can be reached at deminian@pjstar.com. Follow him on X.com @icetimecleve.This article originally appeared on Journal Star: 'Big expectations': A look at Peoria-area teams on first official day of football practice

LATROBE, Pa. On Tuesday, it happened during practice.The Pittsburgh Steelers were running a red-zone team drill with Aaron Rodgers quarterbacking the starters. Rodgers finished a drive but hadn't included a certain call. So backup quarterback Will Howard heard head coach Mike McCarthy ask: "You didn't call that Red Fork? We didn't call it Fork Indy?"Rodgers shoved a playful elbow McCarthy's way.Earlier in camp, the inside jokes had streamed into quarterback meetings. Picture Rodgers and McCarthy debating the best nuances for the Steelers' offense this season, considering their past experiences and the evolution of the league. Suddenly, an idea pops up.Should we install our old 24 protection from 2006?The quarterbacks behind Rodgers on the depth chart just wait."They're the only two in the room that have any idea what that is," Howard told Yahoo Sports. "But no, it's funny just to see that dynamic."Such is life in the NFL when your quarterback is 42 years old, your head coach 62, and most relevantly their shared football lineage dates back a full 20 years.Play Yahoo's new College Fantasy Football game: Create or join a league now!The Green Bay Packers selected Rodgers with the 24th overall pick of the NFL Draft in 2005. The Packers hired McCarthy as head coach in 2006. Their partnership produced eight straight playoff berths, three conference championship appearances, the first two of Rodgers' four MVP honors and a Super Bowl victory.Green Bay moved on from McCarthy in 2018 and Rodgers after the 2022 season as each relationship ran its course.Now McCarthy and Rodgers are teaming up for what Rodgers has said will "100%" be his final NFL season. The reunion of a duo that reached the highest peak of the sport, had their conflicts and then reconciled before a Nov. 2022 Cowboys at Packers game is one of the more intriguing dynamics of this NFL season.What do the Steelers make of this reunion after eight years apart?"They're like an old couple that got divorced and then they realized maybe they're right for each other all along," receiver Ben Skowronek told Yahoo Sports. "So it's been fun kind of seeing that connection, that rekindled love for each other."Does McCarthy agree?"I guess if we were a married couple in Green Bay, now we're an old married couple," he told Yahoo Sports. "He talks a lot more. I always thought I was a good listener, but I think I do more listening now."For Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy and QB Aaron Rodgers, it's just like old times. (AP Foto/Gene J. Puskar)AP Photo/Gene J. PuskarAfter 'walking on eggshells,' Rodgers and Metcalf found communication rhythmThe art of talking and listening, also known as communication, is where Steelers players see the biggest difference between their first year of The Aaron Rodgers Experience and their and the NFL's, it seems last.Take the chemistry between Rodgers and top receiver DK Metcalf on the field. The Steelers acquired Metcalf in a trade with the Seattle Seahawks months before Rodgers joined the club in 2025. The stars arrived at the same time, but each was also navigating an environment with overwhelmingly new teammates and coaches. They had found success in their own styles. Now they needed to blend those styles and that of the Steelers. The pressure to perform for Rodgers felt heavy."You're trying to be perfect [and] I didn't know how to necessarily cope with that," Metcalf told Yahoo Sports in a sit-down interview Wednesday. "So I'm walking on eggshells with how I speak to people or making sure I'm not stepping on anybody's toes because like I said, I'm new here."Enter Rodgers, who has long held his receivers to high and specific standards. Metcalf sees now how he internalized them."Yesterday, we had a conversation about a route that he's thinking about putting in and he said, 'Hey, next time you go up, just try this route or try this release or just try this,'" Metcalf said. "I think last year, we weren't at this point yet to where I would receive that."I'd be like, 'Damn, why are you telling me to try some s*** in practice?'"Metcalf still caught 59 passes for 850 yards and six touchdowns. Rodgers still completed 65.7% of his pass attempts for 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns and seven interceptions as the Steelers won 10 games and the AFC North. But Pittsburgh's offense ranked 25th in yardage and 15th in scoring. Neither that, nor their 26th-ranked defense, met the high hopes the franchise had after signing Rodgers with hopes he'd lead them out of the quarterback wilderness for at least a short period.Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers (8) and wide receiver D.K. Metcalf (4) have formed a stronger connection in their second year together. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)ASSOCIATED PRESSIn a 30-13 home playoff loss to the Houston Texans, Rodgers completed just 51.5% of his passes for 146 yards while Metcalf caught two of five targets for 42 yards.Rodgers, Metcalf and their teammates have a chance to finish stronger this season. The Steelers believe this act will be stronger.Part of that stems from how much stronger Metcalf and Rodgers' communication and understanding is, on and off the field. The quarterbacks signals are no longer new, and Rodgers' corrections no longer leave Metcalf bristling.Rodgers found Metcalf early and often during Tuesday's padded practice, including on a shallow left concept against cornerback Jamel Dean on a red-zone period and wide open down the left sideline during another two-minute drill series."We've got the communication down pat," Metcalf said. "We can have side conversations about what we need to fix, and neither one of us is going to take it personal."The way we communicate, I think, is the biggest jump that we've had with each other."West Coast offense, western trip the stage for Rodgers' last rodeoSkowronek describes some of his teammates as "a little more timid and hesitant" around Rodgers during the quarterback's first year in Pittsburgh.Returning to the West Coast offense in which Rodgers has a de facto PhD, and an offseason trip at an undisclosed location out west (perhaps fittingly) for seven Steelers, eroded walls, players say.They ditched helmets and shoulder pads to instead ride horses and stand-up paddleboards. They ate breakfast, lunch and dinner together, then sat around the campfire and talked more. This trip wasn't about, nor did it include, football. For Metcalf, that was key to opening up."When I'm at work, I'm at work and I'm here to get better and I'm not here to sit down and mingle," Metcalf said. "So it was just me hanging out with my homeboys. And yeah, we got personal."Rodgers said he intentionally shared vulnerable perspective to create that environment on the trip with quarterback Mason Rudolph; receivers Metcalf, Skowronek, Michael Pittman Jr. and Roman Wilson; and tight end Pat Freiermuth. The more Rodgers opened up, the more his teammates say they did."He's had a lot more life experience than us," Skowronek said of Rodgers. "I don't want to get too in depth. But when Unc opens up like that, it kind of allows us to be ourselves as well."There's a group of us that I feel like, outside of football, we're going to be friends for life."Next for that friend group: mastering the McCarthy-Rodgers offense as Rodgers offers cues on footwork and reads, and plays in quarterback meetings that trumpet his longtime NFL system.The Steelers hope that the 42-year-old can finish his decorated career on a high note. Rodgers wants a successful next (and perhaps last) act for McCarthy in the coach's hometown, too. McCarthy didn't return to Pittsburgh to continue the culture Mike Tomlin ran for 18 years. There is not one correct way to lead a team, and while he recognizes and respects Tomlin's tenure, "at the end of the day I was brought here to coach the team," McCarthy told Yahoo Sports. "A Mike McCarthy team. And that's what I'm doing."So training camp is featuring less contact and time on the ground in practices and more time ensuring players' recovery and health, like their Wednesday soft-tissue activation and rehabilitation day. The McCarthy Steelers will run an offensive system in which McCarthy listens to Rodgers for input and Rodgers listens to Metcalf and all of a sudden, sure Green Bay offenses are inspiring them, but this is the 2026 Steelers offense aimed to accentuate the 2026 Steelers playmakers.That old divorced couple that got remarried? The NFL will see what they have left in the tank."To see them both kind of dig deep into that memory they've had and all those experiences together in the fire and those games, it's a special connection," Skowronek said. "I'm excited to be with them this year on that last rodeo."

Braves' Matt Olson plays in 896th straight MLB game, passes Hall of Famer originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Matt Olson refuses to shut down. TheAtlanta Braves' first baseman has not missed an MLB outing sinceMarch 2, 2021, when he was a member of the then-Oakland Athletics.Appearing in Wednesday's 4-1 win over the Miami Marlins at Truist Park, Olson appeared in his 896th straight game, moving past Hall of Famer Stan Musial and into sole possession of eighth place on the all-time consecutive games played list.The No. 3 hitter in the Braves' batting order went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts. He's hitting .266 with a team-best 31 home runs and 69 RBI.Olson possesses the league's longest current streak by nearly three seasons. Baltimore Orioles' Pete Alonso ranked second at 523.Olson continues to earn his streak status, starting all but one game.MORE:Troy Melton quickly helping Tigers fans forget about Tarik SkubalWhat's next?Assuming he remains injury-free, Olson remains under team control until 2031, and if he continues to be a daily fixture in the lineup, he could move into seventh-place all-time by the end of 2027 and just two more spots into fifth place by the end of '28.Former Baltimore Orioles ironman Cal Ripken Jr. owns the MLB mark of appearing in 2,632 straight games.Here are the top nine players who have appeared in the most consecutive MLB games:Player, Games Played, SeasonsRipken, 2,632, 1982-98Lou Gehrig, 2.130, 1925-39Everett Scott, 1,307, 1916-25Steve Garvey, 1,207, 1975-83Miguel Tejada, 1,152, 2000-07Billy Williams, 1,117, 1963-70Joe Sewell, 1,103, 1922-30Olson, 896, 2021-currentMusial, 895, 1952-57More MLB news:Yankees rookie George Lombard Jr. homers during MLB debutESPN: Orioles raid Red Sox in Adley Rutschman MLB trade deadline dealESPN delivers Orioles disappointing grade in Taylor Ward MLB trade deadline dealESPN gives Mets meh grade for MLB trade deadline deal for Brooks RaleyTarik Skubal greets new Dodgers teammates during game versus Red Sox

A view of the sixth tee ahead of the Wyndham Championship 2026 at Sedgefield Country Club on August 05, 2026 in Greensboro, North Carolina. GettyThe final regular-season event before the FedExCup playoffs is here. The Wyndham Championship, held at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina will begin on August 6. It acts as the final chance for players on the bubble to qualify for FedExCup playoffs. Heres a look at tee times and featured groups ahead of Round 1.Round 1 Tee Times at Wyndham ChampionshipHere are the Round 1 tee times for the Wyndham Championship. All times are in EDT and the tee times are listed as the first tee followed by the tenth tee.MorningTee 1: 6:50 AM Austin Eckroat, Matti Schmid, Jordan Smith Tee 10:6:50 AM Austin Smotherman, Thorbjrn Olesen, Takumi Kanaya7:01 AM Erik van Rooyen, Pierceson Coody, Hank Lebioda 7:01 AM Luke List, Tom Hoge, Mac Meissner7:12 AM Camilo Villegas, Adam Svensson, Kevin Roy 7:12 AM Denny McCarthy, Sam Stevens, Rico Hoey7:23 AM Adam Schenk, Michael Brennan, Tony Finau 7:23 AM Steven Fisk, Harris English, Taylor Pendrith7:34 AM Aldrich Potgieter, Joe Highsmith, Maverick McNealy 7:34 AM Davis Thompson, Sungjae Im, Webb Simpson7:45 AM Brian Campbell, Kevin Yu, Kevin Streelman 7:45 AM Cameron Young, Alex Fitzpatrick, Justin Thomas7:56 AM Stefano Mazzoli, Ricky Castillo, Cam Davis 7:56 AM Bud Cauley, Keegan Bradley, Brooks Koepka8:07 AM Matt McCarty, Billy Horschel, Aaron Wise 8:07 AM Tom Kim, J.T. Poston, Aaron Rai8:18 AM Beau Hossler, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Ben Silverman 8:18 AM Lanto Griffin, Zac Blair, Justin Lower8:29 AM Brice Garnett, David Lipsky, Ben Kohles 8:29 AM Marco Penge, Davis Chatfield, Marcelo Rozo8:40 AM Jackson Suber, Gordon Sargent, Luke Clanton 8:40 AM Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, John VanDerLaan, Keenan Huskey8:51 AM Kristoffer Ventura, Hayden Springer, John Parry 8:51 AM Zecheng Dou, Pontus Nyholm, Tyler ColletAfternoon12:10 PM Mackenzie Hughes, Andrew Putnam, Doug Ghim 12:10 PM William McGirt, Dylan Wu, Rasmus Hjgaard12:21 PM Matt Wallace, Keith Mitchell, Chandler Phillips 12:21 PM Taylor Moore, Vince Whaley, Danny Walker12:32 PM Michael Kim, Patrick Rodgers, Max Greyserman 12:32 PM Rafael Campos, Matthieu Pavon, Chad Ramey12:43 PM Brandt Snedeker, Andrew Novak, Stephan Jaeger 12:43 PM Nico Echavarria, Nick Taylor, Chris Kirk12:54 PM Jackson Koivun, Hideki Matsuyama, Sahith Theegala 12:54 PM William Mouw, Brian Harman, Davis Riley1:05 PM Ryan Gerard, Jason Day, Jordan Spieth 1:05 PM Harry Hall, Lucas Glover, Alex Noren1:16 PM Ben Griffin, Sepp Straka, Alex Smalley 1:16 PM Karl Vilips, Daniel Berger, Matt Kuchar1:27 PM Patton Kizzire, Ryo Hisatsune, Max McGreevy 1:27 PM Nick Dunlap, C.T. Pan, Mark Hubbard1:38 PM Lee Hodges, Emiliano Grillo, Eric Cole 1:38 PM Peter Malnati, Seamus Power, Joel Dahmen1:49 PM Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Ben James, Christo Lamprecht 1:49 PM Haotong Li, Chandler Blanchet, Neal Shipley2:00 PM Johnny Keefer, A.J. Ewart, Blades Brown 2:00 PM Jesper Svensson, Zach Bauchou, Adrien Saddier2:11 PM Alejandro Tosti, Jimmy Stanger, Lorenzo Rodriguez (a) 2:11 PM Patrick Fishburn, Jeffrey Kang, Kihei Akina (a)2:22 PM Trace Crowe, Kensei Hirata, Cooper HrabakFeatured Groups at Wyndham ChampionshipThe Thursday marquee groups at the Wyndham Championship include Cameron Young, Alex Fitzpatrick, and Justin Thomas teeing off at 7:45 AM as well as the 1:05 PM pairing of Jason Day, Ryan Gerard, and Jordan Spieth.Featured groups for the morning include Bud Cauley, Keegan Bradley, and Brooks Koepka teeing off at 7:56 AM on hole 10, and Tom Kim, J.T. Poston, and Aaron Rai teeing off the tenth hole at 8:07 AM.The afternoon feature groups will follow Hideki Matsuyama, Sahith Theegala, and Jackson Koivun off the first tee at 12:54 PM and Sepp Straka, Ben Griffin, Alex Smalley off the first tee at 1:16 p.m.The featured holes include hole 3 (par 3), hole 12 (par 3), hole 15 (par 5), and hole 16 (par 3).Like HEAVY's content?Be sure to follow us.This article was originally published on HEAVYThe post Wyndham Championship: Tee Times & Featured Groups appeared first on HEAVY.