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Klay Thompson could possibly return to the court for the Golden State Warriors‘ Sunday game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. According to reports, a final decision will not be made until after the team’s games against the Dallas Mavericks and the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday and Thursday. Both the franchise and Thompson are supposedly targeting either Sunday’s game or the January 18 game against the Detroit Pistons, however there’s “increased optimism” that he will return on Sunday if no major problems will occur in the following days. Coach Steve Kerr previously confirmed that the player will be part of the starting lineup. Thompson will hit the road with the Warriors this week and travel to Dallas and New Orleans, then return to San Francisco to rest before the game against the Cavs...

Titleist‘s Vokey Design group unveiled the new SM9 Wedges created by distinguished club fabricator Bob Vokey. These newly designed wedges are fabricated for higher quality performance and superior feeling wedges. The Titleist SM9 Wedges – an abbreviation for “Spin Milled” – have a new sleek shape and a similar design from its previous version the SM8. Design-wise, “SM9” is stamped into the toe area while the Vokey wings BV trademark sits by the heel. This week, athletes on the course at Kapalua for the Sentry Tournament of Champions are getting an early chance to play the new models. This initiation process is an additional characteristic of Titleist’s deep-rooted tour experimentation exercise, with the fresh wedges advancing into events after months of feedback by tour players of unmarked...

Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the New York Jets faced off in a nail-biting match that saw Tom Brady and the Bucs escape defeat by just a hair. While the contents of the match was notable, it was Antonio Brown‘s sudden exit from the game in the third quarter that stole the show. the Bucs’ star wideout was seen tearing off his pads and uniform before throwing his shirt and gloves into the stands. He then ran into the endzone, sending a peace sign out to fans as he went back to the locker room. Post-game, Bucs’ head coach Bruce Arians said commented on the situation, “He is no longer a Buc. That’s the end of the story. Let’s talk about the guys that went out there and won the game.” When reporters wanted to hear of more details of Brown’s departure, Arians doubled-down and said, “I’m not talking a...