The young American team holds its largest opening-day advantage at the Ryder Cup since 1975.
Scott Martin
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Tuesday’s college roundup: Colby shuts out UMaine-Farmington in women’s soccer, 3-0
Lily Fagan has a goal and an assist as the Mules top the Beavers.
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Red Sox notebook: Boston puts reliever Garrett Whitlock on the IL
Garrett Whitlock left Sunday’s game against the Orioles with right pectoral tightness.
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MLB roundup: Blue Jays hold off Rays 4-2 to retain second wild-card spot
Toronto improves tp a major league-best 16 in September.
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Patriots’ defense finds it groove against Jets
New England is allowing an average of 11.5 points after intercepting Jets quarterback Zach Wilson four times.
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NFL notebook: Watson will not be an option for Texans
QB Tyrod Taylor has a hamstring injury and his status for Thursday’s game is in doubt, but Coach David Culley says Deshaun Watson will remain inactive.
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No Tiger, no Phil. And maybe a U.S. Ryder Cup win
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, for the most part, have been flops in the Ryder Cup.
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Sunday’s Maine college roundup: Maine shuts out Northeastern in field hockey
Brooke Sulinski scores both goals in the Black Bears’ 2-0 victory.
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NFL roundup: Bills knock out Tagovailoa, rout Dolphins
Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa leaves because of a rib injury, and Buffalo rebounds from an opening loss, rolling to a 35-0 win.
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MLB roundup: Indians rout Cole, Yankees
Cleveland scores seven runs against Gerrit Cole and New York falls 1 1/2 games behind Toronto for the second AL wild card.