Last Night's Winner: The Golf Writers Association Of America
In sports, everyone is a winner—some people just win better than others. Like American golf scribes, who defiantly removed their lips from the tainted buttocks of Tiger Woods and decided to collectively boycott today's "press conference."
This may appear to be a hollow, bratty gesture on the part of the GWAA but it's a necessary one, considering most of its members have spent the last decade coddling Tiger, suppressing their intuition and suspicions that The Great Eldrick showed signs of, not just transcendence in golf, but transcendence in asshole-dom.
Now that EVERYONE knows about his numerous, comical transgressions, the GWAA has finally sacked-up and told Mr. Woods that, No, we will not accept your invitation to sit in a tiny room and watch your finely crafted apology via satellite like everyone else. Bitch.
Runner up: The Cleveland Cavaliers, rattled by la rush of a championship's tingle.
The New York Knicks Are Inevitable
Top Storylines to Watch as the 2026 FIFA World Cup Kicks Off
Six Things That Must Happen for USMNT to Win the World Cup
Best Betting Picks for Day 1 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Three World Cup Futures Bets Worth Making Before Kickoff
- Three World Cup Futures Bets Worth Making Before Kickoff
- Tuesday MLB Best Bets: June 9th Pitcher Props Worth Targeting
- NBA Finals Game 2 Betting Picks and Predictions Spurs vs. Knicks
- MLB Picks Today: Two Sunday Bets Worth Backing
- MLB Predictions and Best Bets for Saturday's Biggest Games
- UFC Vegas 118 Betting Picks: Three Fights to Target on Saturday Night
- MLB Picks Today: Two Pitchers Set Up To Fall Short On Outs Props

