U.S. Open 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont
J.J. Spaun hits the shots of his life to win his first major. Spaun drilled a 65 foot putt that under these circumstances was a 3 putt risk surviving a brutal test of golf. Spaun was the only golfer under par with his -1, Robert Macintyre finished second at +1 and Victor Hovland was 3rd at +2.
MLB
Reds 8 Tigers 4
Ellie De La Cruz has three RBIs and scores three runs as the Reds score
6 runs in the last two innings to win
Cardinals 2 Brewers 3
Ivan Herrera homered for the Cardinals
Pirates 2 Cubs 3
Ian Happ hits a game-winning single in the 10th
Shohei Ohtani is now a year and a half into his Los Angeles Dodgers career without having thrown a pitch from an MLB mound. That’s about to change. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts told reporters after Sunday’s game that Ohtani would “most likely” make his return to pitching by opening a game against the San Diego Padres this week. Minutes later, the Dodgers announced Ohtani would start the series opener today.
INDY CAR MADISON, IL
Kyle Kirkwood is the only other driver besides Alex Palou to win a race this year and he wins again edging out Pato O’ward and Christian Rasmussen to win
NASCAR Viva Mexico 250
New Zealander Shane van Gisbergen, 36, prevailed driving the No. 88 Chevrolet claiming a huge 16-second victory over Joe Gibbs Racing’s Christopher Bell in the Viva Mexico 250 – the largest margin of victory in the Cup Series since Texas in November 2009.
NBA FINALS
Thunder at Pacers
Game 5: Pacers at Thunder (Mon. June 16, 8:30 ET, ABC)*
Pacers coach Rick Carlisle on Sunday called public criticism of the officiating in the NBA Finals, particularly of Scott Foster, “awful” and “stupid.” He was asked about Game 4, where the Thunder’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander shot 10 free throws (8 in the fourth quarter) in a game with 53 personal fouls and 71 total free throws, helping Oklahoma City erase a 10-point deficit and tie the series 2-2.
Grizzlies trade Richmond, IN native Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, 4 first-round picks.