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Cubs beat Padres 3-1 to clinch Wild Card Series, advance to NL Division Series against the Brewers — Michael Reaves/Getty Images via Getty Images

MLB · United States

Cubs beat Padres 3-1 to clinch Wild Card Series, advance to NL Division Series against the Brewers

45% Center coverage: 18 sources

The Cubs notched their first playoff series victory since 2017 on Thursday by beating the Padres 3-1 at Wrigley Field to advance to the National League Division Series against the division rival Milwaukee Brewers. See the Story

Duke signs basketball coach Jon Scheyer to two-year extension

Basketball · Durham

Duke signs basketball coach Jon Scheyer to two-year extension

56% Left coverage: 16 sources

Duke signed men's basketball coach Jon Scheyer to a two-year contract extension, the school announced Thursday. He led the Blue Devils to a 35-4 record in 2024.See the Story

PGA president Don Rea finally apologizes for Bethpage Black behavior at Ryder Cup

PGA · Bethpage

PGA president Don Rea finally apologizes for Bethpage Black behavior at Ryder Cup

67% Left coverage: 15 sources

PGA of America president Don Rea Jr., who initially compared vitriolic comments at the Ryder Cup with what could be heard at a youth soccer game, finally apologized Thursday in an email to the 30,000-plus golf professionals he was elected to serve. Europe built a record lead after two days and held on for a 15-13 victory — its six in the last eight Ryder Cups — but the event was marred by a gallery that made it personal and profane. The PGA of A…See the Story

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