Bradley goes low in the mud again, leads Wells Fargo by 2
POTOMAC, MD. >> Keegan Bradley did nothing special on the only easy scoring day this week at the Wells Fargo Championship, opening with an even-par 70 that left him around the cut line.
Since the conditions got tougher, Bradley has been the best player at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm.
Bradley shot the lowest score for the second straight day, a 3-under 67 that gave him a three-day total of 8-under 202 and a two-shot lead over Max Homa in British Open weather on a U.S. Openstyle course.
Soccer
NANTES WINS FRENCH CUP FINAL >> Nantes earned its first trophy in 21 years when it won the French Cup final against Nice 1-0 at the Stade de France.
Ludovic Blas converted the penalty that lifted Nantes to a fourth French Cup success and first trophy since the league title in 2001 — the year after it won the cup for the third time.
MLB
BREWERS' MCCUTCHEN TESTS POSITIVE >>
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Andrew McCutchen tested positive for COVID-19.
McCutchen returned to the team hotel in Atlanta and was placed on the COVID-19 injured list.
Motor sports
FERRARI LOCKS UP FRONT ROW >>
Ferrari stormed to the front of the grid for the inaugural Miami Grand Prix as Formula One championship leader Charles Leclerc and teammate Carlos Sainz Jr. locked up the front row in qualifying.
It's the first time Ferrari will lead the field to green in the United States
since Michael Schumacher won the pole at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 2006. It's the first front row this season for Sainz, who has been outqualified by Leclerc in all five sessions.
LOGANO TAKES NASCAR POLE >> Former NASCAR Cup Series champions Chase Elliott and Kevin Harvick will start at the rear of the field Sunday at Darlington Raceway.
Denny Hamlin will be back there, too.
Elliott and Harvick had trouble in practice. Hamlin had problems in qualifying later in the day.
All three will have lots of ground to make up on pole-sitter Joey Logano. Logano reached 170.720 mph and turned a fast lap of 28.805 seconds to clinch the top spot in
qualifying, edging Kyle Larson.
ALLGAIER WINS XFINITY RACE >> Justin Allgaier put JR Motorsports in victory lane for the third consecutive week in the Xfinity Series by winning at Darlington Raceway.
Allgaier ended a 34-race winless streak when he passed A.J. Allmendinger to start a two-lap sprint following a caution and cruised the final 2.7 miles to give team owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. another victory in NASCAR's secondtier feeder series.
NFL
JETS SIGN GARDNER >> The New York Jets signed cornerback Ahmad “Sauce” Gardner to a fully guaranteed four-year deal worth $38.7 million, the first of the team's seven
draft picks to get under contract.
The team announced the signing after the second day of rookie minicamp, where Gardner and the rest of the Jets' draft picks along with undrafted free agents are practicing as pros for the first time.
Tennis
ALCARAZ BEATS DJOKOVIC >> Rafael Nadal one day. Novak Djokovic the next.
The list of victims of Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz keeps growing.
After defeating his idol Nadal in the quarterfinals on Friday, the 19-year-old Alcaraz rallied to beat top-ranked Djokovic 6-7 (5), 7-5, 7-6 (5) after more than 3 1/2 hours on Saturday to reach the Madrid Open final.