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At last year's Travelers Championship — which also was played the week after the U.S. Open — Scottie Scheffler shot 22-under-par to take home the title and a bunch of money. Because this week's Travelers is a Signature Event with a $20 million purse, Scheffler and most of the PGA Tour's other big-name golfers are competing at TPC River Highlands.
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With the NBA and NHL crowning its champions this week and the NFL still a month away from training camp, MLB gets to enjoy more of the professional sports spotlight. There are going to be a lot of eyes on San Francisco tonight because, coincidentally enough, the Boston Red Sox visit the San Francisco Giants just five days after trading super slugger Rafael Devers to the Bay Area.
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There's plenty of CONCACAF Gold Cup and FIFA Club World Cup action today. There's also a bit of a reunion happening in the WNBA. Paige Bueckers, the No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft, and her Dallas Wings will be in Connecticut tonight to face the Sun. Expect a ton of UConn fans to be there to root for their fave.
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