Monday, April 14, 2014
Bubba Watson celebrates Masters win with hashbrowns at Waffle House | Mail Online - The down-to-earth golfer, who graciously claimed his win was down to 'luck', uploaded a photo to Twitter showing him and his wife at the restaurant, writing: 'Champ dinner @WaffleHouse! #hashbrowns #covered.' It came just hours after the 35-year-old overtook 20-year-old Jordan Spieth to claim the green jacket.
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Entry into Butler a privilege unlike any other for Masters winners | New York Post - Mark Cannizzaro -- “There is not a day that goes by that I don’t get asked about Augusta and the Butler Cabin — by athletes, coaches, walking through airports,’’ Nantz said. “It comes up in my life every day.’’
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: Dr. Andrews: Year-round baseball at young age is top TJ risk factor - CBSSports.com - "We've researched it in our lab as well as our foundations in Birmingham and Pensacola and the big risk factor is year-round baseball," Dr. Andrews said. "These kids are not just throwing year-round, they're competing year-round and they don't have any time for recovery." - "Year-round baseball is number one," Dr. Andrews said in terms of Tommy John risk factors. "Number two is playing in more than one league at the same time where rules don't count [presumably innings limits or pitch counts]. In showcases for scouts, they try to overpitch and they get hurt. Poor mechanics continues to be a problem. Throwing breaking balls at an early age is a problem because it's a high neuromuscular control throwing action that young kids can't quite properly throw so the mechanics get them."
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Mexican drug cartels outgunning law enforcement across the U.S. - not just near the border - and have infiltrated 3,000 cities, sheriffs warn | Mail Online
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