[ad_1] Matt Wallace secured his first DP World Tour title in six years after defeating Alfredo Garcia-Heredia in a play-off at the Omega European Masters. The Londoner showcased his skill at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club, being the only player to remain bogey-free in the first two rounds, giving him a four-shot lead going into the weekend….
[ad_1] Matt Wallace needed 73 holes to end a six-year drought. The 34-year-old, who won for the first time on the PGA Tour in 2023, didn’t have a good year in the United States, finishing 112th in the FedEx Cup standings to miss out on the playoffs. If his offseason goal was to right the…
[ad_1] Matt Wallace had a respectable season on the PGA Tour, making 20 starts and reaching the weekend 13 times. He finished with over $1 million in earnings and posted four top-25 finishes, including a T-4 at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson outside Dallas. But he’s still grinding this fall on the DP World Tour,…
[ad_1] Former Pistons player Rasheed Wallace has been exchanging barbs with Draymond Green over whether the 2004 Pistons could defeat the 2017 Warriors. The 2017 Golden State team was known for their incredible offense, while the 2004 Detroit team was revered for their exceptional defense. Wallace caused a stir last week when he confidently claimed…
[ad_1] Former NBA star Rasheed Wallace voiced his concerns about the current state of NBA basketball, labeling it as a “gimmick.” Reflecting on his era, Wallace expressed gratitude for playing during a time when the focus was on “real basketball” without the need for what he perceives as modern-day gimmicks. In an interview with Alex…
[ad_1] Photo: Oklahoma City Thunder Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault thinks that rookie guard Cason Wallace impacts the game in a number of different ways. (via Oklahoma City Thunder): Paris Lawson: “We’ve seen Cason go crash the glass really hard, come up with some really big boards, he had several of them the…
[ad_1] Draymond Green and his increasingly violent streak is the fault of the ‘Malice at the Palace’ era Pistons, according to Rasheed Wallace. Wallace, who was a member of those Pistons teams, explained his reasoning on the Gil’s Arena podcast. “That’s our fault,” he said. “And when I say ‘our,’ that’s my fault, that’s Ben…
[ad_1] Photo: YouTube Rasheed Wallace, a former NBA star, points the finger at the Detroit Pistons, suggesting that the team, of which he was once a part, is responsible for Draymond Green’s perceived bully behavior. Wallace asserted, “That’s our fault… [Draymond Green] grew up in [the 2004 Pistons] locker room. One of his best friends…
