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The Cubs are looking like World Series contenders, the Padres swept MLB's best, the Rays completed a record road trip, the Dodgers are back on track and more from Wednesday's MLB action.

At the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February, the first tee starter announced Ryan Fox as the winner of the net division of the Seminole Pro-Member with his pro-am partner, Jimmy Dunne III, before proceeding to list off all the various accolades of fellow pro competitor Rory McIlroy, the reigning holder of the Masters Green Jacket. On Thursday, in Memphis at the opening round of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the starter had a new title for Fox: Champion Golfer of the Year.It's a distinction the 39-year-old New Zealand native can get used to hearing for a while after sinking a 12-foot putt birdie putt on the final hole to win the 154th British Open at Royal Birkdale in Southport, England, to earn his first major title and possession of the Claret Jug for a year.It wasnt long before Fox was filling the iconic silver trophy with wine and discovering its capacity for various liquids.It comfortably fits one bottle of wine in it. We tried to tip a couple more but it didnt quite fit properly, Fox said.As the owner of a 500-bottle wine cellar, he dipped into it figuring if he couldnt drink his good stuff including a Grand Vin Chateau Latour to celebrate the biggest triumph of his golf career, hed never drink it. One night, he rented a venue for a party of 50 and they drank 18 bottles of red wine out of the Jug. [Foxs 8-year-old nephew reportedly took a sip of water from it too.]It was nice to celebrate it properly. We did it pretty well, maybe not as much as Shane Lowry, he said of the 2019 champ who, in viral videos, consumed pints of beer from the Jug at Irish pubs, but we could tell a couple stories about our celebration. My liver needs a bit of a break. Sweating it out this week in Memphis and next week at St. Louis will probably help me.Ryan Fox and the Kiwis drank HOW MANY bottles of wine from the Claret Jug?! "We did it pretty well, maybe not as well as Shane [Lowry] did it." pic.twitter.com/JzxRY4h5Cv Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) August 11, 2026In the days that followed his victory, Fox took the Claret Jug home to New Zealand and made sure to enjoyhis favorite steak, bacon, jam and cheese pie at his local bakery and squeezed in some fishingwhen he wasnt showing off the trophy.Fox said he declined a parade but upwards of 3,000 people still gathered in Auckland for a Q&A at Takutai Square to celebrate New Zealand's fourth major golf champion and only the second Kiwi to lift the Claret Jug, following Sir Bob Charles in 1963.Golf NZ acting chief executive officer Gregg Thorpe called Fox's win "a landmark moment for golf in New Zealand."Mayor Wayne Brown crowned the accomplished alongside the likes of America's Cup victories, a recent gold medal in swimming at the Commonwealth Games and golf successes by Lydia Ko, a three-time major champion including the 2024 Women's British Open, and Michael Campbell, the 2005 U.S. Open winner. Fox was glowing that sunny afternoon, bathing in the sounds of the love fest. The warm reception reminded Fox of how Campbells win at Pinehurst No. 2 more than two decades ago had inspired him to take golf more seriously as a teenager.I was like, 'Wow, this is a little different.' All of a sudden Im kind of walking in his shoes, Fox said of the hero's welcome home. Its weird to think how Im going to be like that for golfers in New Zealand now.Fox also brought the Claret Jug to camp with the All Blacks, the countrys famed rugby team of which his father, Grant, is one of the most heralded stars, where beer was the liquid of choice to be consumed from the trophy.But now hes ready to drink Gatorade and sweat out the playoffs in muggy Memphis, calling it an important week to get back into his routine and chase another sought-after trophy of the sterling silver variety. Entering the week at No. 22 in the season-long FedEx Cup standings, hes seeking to make it to East Lake and the Tour Championship, the playoff finale with its 30-man field, for the first time in his career. After his life-changing victory, sudden fame and new demands for his time, Fox hopes the golf course can be his sanctuary."I know at golf tournaments there is going to be a whole lot more interest, there's going to be a whole lot more scrutiny on how I play and everything like that, Fox told reporters last week in New Zealand. I'm looking forward to getting back on tour; it will be a very different vibe but I've said it a few times this was always the dream and if I'm not prepared to live with the consequences good and bad of it, it shouldn't have been a dream in the first place, so, I'll roll with the punches in that regard."Adam Schupak is a senior writer for Golfweek, covering the PGA Tour.This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Ryan Fox celebrated his win at The Open with wine; now he chases another silver trophy

As the Denver Broncos prepare for their preseason opener against the Atlanta Falcons on Friday, they have a large group of bubble players competing for final spots on the upcoming 53-man roster. After reaching the AFC Championship game last season, the Broncos brought back most of the roster that went 14-3 in 2025. So there aren't a lot of starting spots or even roster spots that appear to be up for grabs. Everyone will get an opportunity to impress this summer, though, and some sleepers could land on the active roster after preseason. Ahead of the team's first preseason game on Friday night, here's a list of 25 players who appear to be on the bubble. Broncos players on the roster bubbleRB Tyler BadieRB Jaleel McLaughlinWR Lil'Jordan HumphreyWRHakeem ButlerTEDallen BentleyOL Calvin ThrockmortonOL Matt PeartOTTyler MillerOLGavin OrtegaDL Jordan JacksonOLB/LB Drew SandersOLB Johnny WalkerOLBDasan McCulloughLB Karene ReidLB Lavelle BaileyLB Jordan TurnerLBRed MurdockLBTaurean YorkCB Reese TaylorCBBrent AustinCBSean FreschS Tycen AndersonS JL SkinnerSMiles ScottLSLuke BassoDenver will play three preseason games this month before finalizing an initial 53-man roster. The players who don't make the active roster will still be candidates for the club's 16- or 17-player practice squad in 2026. Social: FollowBroncos WireonFacebookandTwitter/X!Did you know:These 25 celebrities are Broncos fans.This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: 25 players on the roster bubble going into Broncos preseason

While high school football is normally reserved for Friday across the WPIAL, a quartet of Beaver Valley programs have the opportunity to be regionally televised with the announcement of WPIAL Insider Thursday Night Primetime on SportsNet Pittsburgh, marking the return of high school football on Thursday nights.Starting in Week 2 on Sept. 3, Moon Area will open up the Thursday primetime slate as it travels to take on Bethel Park.Three weeks later on Sept. 24, the reigning WPIAL 4A champion Aliquippa will travel to take on New Castle in a non-conference matchup that is a rematch of last years 4A semifinals.Week 8 caps off the Beaver Valley slate of games on Thursday nights, with Ellwood City facing off against Ambridge in a Western Hills Conference showdown on Oct. 15.Dig Deeper: Comprehensive coverage for the 2026 high school football seasonRequired Reading: Five intriguing Beaver Valley high school football teams to watchRequired Reading: Beaver County Times' 2026 top 50 football players in the Beaver ValleyEach weeks coverage will kick off with a pregame show at 6 p.m., featuring Matt Farago, the WPIAL Insider Karlo Zovko, along with Pittsburgh Steeler and Chartiers Valley alum Christian Kuntz and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazettes Brad Everett.Each game will then kick off following the pregame show at 7 p.m., featuring the broadcast crew of Jack Ridenour, Johnny Petrishen and sideline reporting from Zovko.The Thursday night games will run throughout the end of the regular season, featuring eight games from Class 1A to 6A across five counties in Western Pennsylvania.Here is a look at the full slate of games. All games will either be televised on SportsNet Pittsburgh or SportsNet Pittsburgh+. Bold denotes Beaver Valley teamsWeek 2Moon Area at Bethel Park - SportsNet PittsburghWeek 3South Park at Elizabeth Forward - SportsNet Pittsburgh+Week 4Propel at McKeesport - SportsNet PittsburghWeek 5Aliquippa at New Castle - SportsNet PittsburghWeek 7Uniontown at Ringgold - SportsNet PittsburghWeek 8Ellwood City at Ambridge - SportsNet PittsburghWeek 9Fort Cherry at Jeannette - SportsNet Pittsburgh+Week 10Hempfield at Central Catholic - SportsNet Pittsburgh+Ethan Morrison is the sports reporter for the Beaver County Times. Contact him at emorrison@usatodayco.com and follow him at EthanMorrison26 on X. This article originally appeared on Beaver County Times: Four Beaver Valley football teams to be featured in WPIAL Thursday Night Primetime

Borussia Dortmund join the race to sign talented 20 million-rated Barcelona defenderBarcelona have a first team brimming with quality in all positions, making the pathway for La Masia starlets extremely difficult.Unless a player is extremely talented and can make a real difference in the first team, it is very difficult to break into Flicks team at the moment.One such player who is struggling to get into Flicks team is Hector Fort. The talented 20-year-old is facing immense competition in the right-back position from Xavi Espart.It looks like he will definitely leave Bara this summer, with Fort attracting serious interest across Europe.According to Matteo Moretto, Borussia Dortmund have made contact over Fort, while clubs from England, Italy and Spain are also monitoring his situation.At least ten teams are believed to be interested in the 20-year-old.On the exit ramp. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)Bara set asking priceBarcelonas starting valuation for Fort is said to be around 20 million.However, the club are prepared to consider a very different structure if interested teams are unwilling to reach that figure.Barcelona could lower the immediate transfer fee to approximately 10 million in exchange for retaining 50 percent of the rights to a future sale.The second formula might work better for the Blaugrana given Forts age and potential.Dortmund make contact for FortDortmund are now among the clubs to have approached the situation.The Bundesliga sides interest is notable given their reputation for providing young players with significant first-team opportunities, something Fort will need when choosing his next destination.After spending last season on loan at Elche, the defender returned to Barcelona hoping to convince Hansi Flick during pre-season.Dortmund interested in Fort. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)However, competition for places means another departure is increasingly possible.Bara want to control Forts futureIn line with the La Masia sales the club have carried out in recent seasons, Barcelona want to control Forts future.The Spaniard is immensely talented and, without a doubt, he can definitely develop into a top player in his position.In the event of that happening, the Catalans will want to have a formula through which they can bring him back should they want him.Even if the club do not, they are bound to profit from keeping hold of 50 percent of his rights, provided his market value grows.Fort is currently training away from the first-team squad as he looks to sort his future, and it remains to be seen whether he secures a move to Dortmund in the coming weeks.

Flying without an engine may sound impossible, but for professional paragliders, it is a thrilling combination of skill, strategy, and trust in nature.Using only fabric wings, lines, and knowledge of the weather, pilots can travel long distances through the sky.The sport requires courage, precision, and a deep understanding of the elements.Paragliding is a unique aviation sport where pilots launch themselves into the air using lightweight fabric wings instead of traditional aircraft engines. While it may appear simple from the outside, competitive paragliding requires advanced skills, careful planning, and the ability to read changing weather conditions.One of the biggest events in the sport is the Rat Race, a seven-day competition that also serves as the US National Paragliding Championship. The event brings together around 200 pilots who compete across challenging courses determined by the weather each day.Professional paraglider Nick Greece explains that racing in the sky is similar to a sailing competition. Instead of following water-based routes, pilots navigate through GPS coordinates spread across large areas. Each race course can cover between 40 and 70 miles, requiring pilots to make strategic decisions throughout the journey.Every morning, organizers create a route based on wind patterns, temperature, and flying conditions. The first pilot to complete the course receives the highest score, while others earn points based on their finishing times. After seven days of competition, the pilot with the most points becomes the winner.For Nick, paragliding became a major turning point in his life. He grew up near New York City and later worked at a public relations firm in Manhattan. However, his perspective changed after experiencing the events of September 11, 2001, during his second day at work.The experience influenced him to reconsider his direction in life. Wanting to pursue something more meaningful, Nick sold his possessions, lived out of his car, and dedicated himself completely to flying. Since 2001, he has built a career as a professional paraglider and became one of the top pilots in the United States.Competitive paragliding requires both physical and mental endurance. At the beginning of a race, dozens of pilots launch from a hillside and gather in the sky, searching for the best position before the official start. This crowded formation, known as a gaggle, can be intense as pilots compete for the ideal advantage.Once the race begins, competitors travel across mountains and landscapes, using rising air currents to stay airborne and cover long distances. The experience combines technical ability with the unpredictable power of nature.After seven days of racing, exhaustion is unavoidable, but that challenge is fgvv of the attraction. Like other endurance sports, success comes from constant improvement, patience, and learning from every experience.Paragliding competition is not only about defeating other pilots. It is about testing personal limits and understanding the environment. For Nick Greece and many others, the real achievement comes from mastering the relationship between human skill and the forces of nature.