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The New York Mets’ collective team goals may not have been met this season following their disappointing loss to the Padres in the 2022 NL Wild Card Series, but Max Scherzer definitely had the ball in his first season down in the Big Apple. He recently appeared on The New York Post’s “The Show with Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman” podcast recently where he discussed his special relationship with Mets manager Buck Showalter and the Mets organization. “I got there and fell in love immediately”, Scherzer said. “Especially with Billy and Buck in charge, I thought they were great in what they were able to do. I fell in love with the team a lot quicker than I even thought I was going to. Really good dudes, and we had a really good clubhouse. It didn’t feel like we had any bad eggs, and when you have that kind of chemistry that’s when you go out there and you win.” Max on NY/the Mets: “I got there and fell in love immediately … I fell in love with the team … really good dudes and we had a really good clubhouse.  » Read More

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Lydia Ko picked up a massive pay cheque after battling out Leona Maguire at the LPGA's CME Group Tour Championship In a historic weekend for women’s golf, Lydia Ko landed the biggest payday of all time as she secured the LPGA Tour’s season finale at the CME Group Tour Championship. Battling Leona Maguire in the final group on Sunday, Ko held her nerve to win by two shots at Tiburon Golf Club to earn her 19th LPGA Tour title and become $2 million richer. That’s right, two million bucks – $200,000 more than what Minjee Lee won at the 2022 Women’s US Open, and almost double what Ashleigh Buhai took home at the 2022 AIG Women’s Open. Heading into the round four level with Maguire – and five clear of third place – it was the par-3 15th which proved decisive as Ko made a sensational birdie to steer clear of the Irish star and hold off a late Anna Nordqvist charge. On top of the mouth-watering cash prize,  » Read More

The Aussie has revealed the new World No 1 tried to stop him leaving the PGA Tour after winning The Open Cameron Smith has exposed that Rory McIlroy phoned him after winning The Open to try and convince him to stay with the PGA Tour instead of joining LIV Golf. In the stunning revelation, the Aussie admits he struggled to sleep before making the switch, confessing “there was a bunch of stuff” McIlroy “wanted me to know” before the decision was made. “I’ve always had respect for Rory and I’ve liked what he says on the golf course,” he told the Sydney Morning Herald. “He said, ‘congrats’. There were maybe a couple of little jabs in there. He was happy I played well and it was a good tournament. “Then we talked about the PGA Tour and LIV. There was a bunch of stuff he wanted me to know before I made my decision. I wouldn’t say he tried to directly talk me out of it, but he definitely wanted me to stay.” The comments come four months after Smith’s epic battle with McIlroy for the Claret Jug at St Andrews.  » Read More

Nov 19, 2022; Tallahassee, Florida, USA; Florida State Seminoles running back Treshaun Ward (8) runs the ball for a touchdown during the first half of the game against the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns at Doak S. Campbell Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Melina Myers-USA TODAY Sports Louisiana traveled to Tallahassee, Florida to play a red-hot Florida State team. The Seminoles jumped out to a 35-0 advantage in the game before the Cajuns made it more respectable with a 49-17 final. HOW IT HAPPENED: Florida State started the game by going 75 yards on eight plays, capping it off with a 36-yard touchdown run by Treshaun Ward to make it 7-0 Seminoles just two and a half minutes into the game. The Seminoles etended their lead to 14-0 with a Jordan Travis keeper from three yards out. Early in the contest, Florida State was doing just about anything they wanted against the Cajuns. With the first quarter winding down, Jordan Travis scored again on the ground, this time from 13 yards out to grow the lead to 21-0 at the end of the first.  » Read More

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An Elasticsearch server is currently scraping posts and public account information on Mastodon users. So far, information of over 150,000 Mastodon has been scraped and the process is ongoing. But what’s worse, the server is exposing the logged records to public access without any security authentication. This means that anyone with knowledge of exploring the Shodan search engine can access the information without the need for login credentials. It is worth noting that the exposed server belongs to a third party and is not affiliated with any of the official Mastodon servers. This was exclusively confirmed to Hackread.com by Anurag Sen, a prominent independent security researcher known for identifying misconfigured databases and cloud servers. Mastodon Scraped Data The server is actively scraping information from Mastodon users. According to Sen, he found the server on November 15th, 2022 however it is unclear for how long it has been logging users’ information. As seen by Hackread.com, this information includes the following: Account name Display names Profile pictures Following Count Follower Count Last Status Update The good news is that there are no email addresses or passwords involved.  » Read More

18 November 2022 | Tennis Victoria Tennis Victoria’s ACE Grants Program, supported by Sport and Recreation Victoria’s Together More Active funding, is back for another round. Clubs and coaches are encouraged to apply for grants of up to $1,500 to encourage participation in tennis for underrepresented groups. These grants are designed to support communities who may experience more barriers in accessing tennis and play the sport. Grants awarded will have a strong emphasis on impacting underserved communities including People with a disability. Culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders communities. LGBTQIA+ community. Other groups facing significant barriers to participation in tennis. eg: Initiatives focused on mental health To view the application guidelines and the application form, please click here To view the full terms and conditions, please click here. Applications for this round close on Tuesday January 31,  » Read More

The New York Mets reinvigorated their fanbase’s love for them by playing at a high level during the 2022 season, winning 101 games and just missing the division crown by the skin of their teeth after getting swept by eventual NL East champions Atlanta Braves a week before the end of the regular season. And one chief reason behind the Mets’ successful 2022 (regular) season is the play of ace Max Scherzer, who was every bit as good as advertised following his big money signing in the past offseason.Speaking on The Show hosted by Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman, Scherzer gushed over his team even as they saw their playoff hopes get ground to a screeching halt by the San Diego Padres during the 2022 NL Wild Card series.“I didn’t feel like we had any bad eggs. When you have that kind of chemistry, that’s when you go out there and win ballgames. We won 100+ ballgames. We were a great team. I thought we were a fun team to watch.  » Read More