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SINGAPORE (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau hit his drive into the water and still won the playoff with a par Sunday at LIV Golf Singapore when Richard T. Lee of Canada missed a 2-foot putt. DeChambeau birdied the par-5 18th for a 5-under 66. Lee birdied four of his last six holes for a 66. They finished on 14-under 274 at Sentosa Golf Club. Lee Westwood closed with a 70 and finished third, his best finish in LIV. Lee was trying to become the first wild card — players not affiliated with a team — to win in the LIV Golf League. It looked certain the playoff would go another hole when Lee had a 2-footer for par. He jabbed at it with a quick stroke and it spun out hard off the left lip. “It was a short putt and I wanted to just hit it hard, and I hit it a little too hard,” Lee said. “I think the adrenaline was pumping a little bit.” The 35-year-old Lee picked up $2,250,000 for his runner-up finish,  » Read More

After Team Mexico fell to Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic on Wednesday, Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Joey Ortiz returned to the clubhouse to finish out the sprint training slate with the Brewers.   Ahead of Milwaukee’s Saturday matchup with the Colorado Rockies, Ortiz spoke with the media about his experience during the WBC.  “It was great,” Ortiz said. “The games were like playoff experiences that I've had. And every game was electric, it felt like every game was important because it is. And yeah, it's pretty cool.”  Ortiz embraced having a playoff-level atmosphere in March.  “It's good, I mean, it felt like it got me into kind of a season routine early,” Ortiz added. “And get some meaningful games in, it was pretty cool.”  Mexico fell to Italy 9-1, one day after the latter upset the United States team, 8-6. Against Italy, Ortiz went 1-for-1 with a walk.   In hindsight, he said the game against the United States, which Mexico lost to on Monday, 5-3,   » Read More

A pair of young professionals living in Bengaluru recently attracted widespread attention online after posting a video that revealed the lifestyle and amenities available in the residential complex where they live. The couple explained that they pay around ₹60,000 each month to rent a two-bedroom apartment in the upscale housing society, and their video offered viewers an inside look at the facilities available within the community. The clip, uploaded on Instagram, features the duo guiding viewers through different areas of the property while describing what everyday life there is like. The residents, Radhika and Ekansh, both work as product managers in the city’s technology sector and decided to showcase the environment of their housing community through a detailed walkthrough. During the tour, they highlighted that the residential development consists of 23 towers, each positioned with considerable distance from the others. This layout creates large open areas between buildings, giving the entire complex a spacious and breezy atmosphere. Although such expansive spacing may initially appear excessive, the couple shared that this very feature is one of the aspects they appreciate the most about living there.  » Read More

Did you ever end up in a “mansion party” room on Clubhouse? This week on ... app, like a full performance of The Lion King. Listen to Version ...  » Read More

By JAMES COHEN, SPORTS REPORTER 11:34 14 Mar 2026, updated 11:56 14 Mar 2026 Team USA called in the big guns before their clash against rival Canada, bringing the Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden into the clubhouse for a pre-game pep talk. Robert J. O'Neill, a decorated veteran of the elite SEAL Team Six, addressed the roster at Daikin Park ahead of their World Baseball Classic quarterfinal. The speech appeared to do the trick as the Americans secured a 5-3 win. O'Neill, who claims to have fired the fatal shots during the 2011 raid in Pakistan, shared a lighter moment from the mission that drew roars of laughter from the players. The veteran recounted the chaos of the Bin Laden raid, specifically the confusion surrounding a stealth Black Hawk helicopter that crash-landed in the courtyard. He admitted he was so focused on the mission that he didn't realize his own team had crashed, initially mistaking the wreckage for a training model used by the residents.  » Read More

PGA TOURTwo-time major champion hits all 14 fairways, birdies last two holes to grab sole lead Garry Smits Jacksonville Florida Times-Union Updated March 13, 2026, 3:10 p.m. ET PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. ― The X Man put on a clinic in the second round of The Players Championship on March 13 as the weather cleared, the wind blew a bit and fans packed the course. Xander Schauffele didn't break the course record. He didn't even play a bogey-free round.  But it was difficult to find any flaws in the 65 that Schauffele posted at the Players Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass to give him the clubhouse lead by one shot over Cameron Young at 10-under-par 134.   » Read More

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — “Caramel macchiato!” That’s how Freddy Peralta punctuated an early-morning clubhouse basketball game — it seemed roughly like a one-on-one version of “21,” if you care — against reliever Luis García. The loser, Peralta explained later, has to buy the winner coffee. That mini basketball hoop in the Clover Park clubhouse, hung above the corridor just next to Francisco Lindor’s locker, has gotten more use this year than last. Peralta has been working on his shooting form as much as anyone, competing against García, against Francisco Alvarez, against anyone who wants to play. That game mentioned above against García? It came the morning of Peralta’s second Grapefruit League start. Most starters, even ones as amiable as Peralta is 80 percent of the time, become different people on their start days, spring included. Their focus is narrower, ears closed off to any extraneous noise. But Peralta? “I just be myself every day,” he said that day, “if I’m pitching or not pitching.” Peralta’s energy has been a refreshing addition to the Mets’ clubhouse.  » Read More

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Posted: Thursday March 12, 2026 9:12am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff Disney has set an opening date for Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live! and the reimagined Walt Disney Studios courtyard at Disney's Hollywood Studios - both debut May 26. No opening date has been announced yet for The Magic of Disney Animation, the larger building that will house multiple experiences in the transformed Animation Courtyard area. Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live! The 20-minute stage show opens May 26. Inspired by the Disney Jr. series Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+, the show invites guests to a party at the Clubhouse with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Daisy, and Pluto. It features original songs, dance, and interactive elements. According to the show's official webpage, Mickey and Minnie welcome guests to Mickey's house for a party. Their friends haven't arrived yet, so Mickey and Minnie take the party on the road to find them, building to a high-energy finale once everyone is together. The Walt Disney Studios Courtyard The reimagined courtyard space surrounding the Animation Courtyard area will also open May 26.  » Read More