The Morning Bark Newsletter

David Stern must put this man back in the dunk contest.

When Tiger picked up his ball on the 11th hole, got in a cart and was driven off to his car to go home and nurse his left leg injury [updated to an Achilles injury], you knew something was up. It had to be.

As if the Knicks aren’t having enough problems trying to reconcile the hype with their actual performance, here comes another obstacle.

It took a little while, but the face of the New Orleans Saints, Drew Brees, has finally broken his silence on Bounty-Gate. 

Tebow’s decision to cancel media interviews is highly unusual. He’s always willing to speak with reporters. Of course, all of the questions would focus on [Peyton] Manning’s visit to Denver...

Josh Reddick was surprised to find out he was traded to Oakland... Even worse than the shock was the lack of knowledge he had of the organization that he was headed to. So he watched "Moneyball" on his way to Oakland to get a bit of a history lesson.

Paul Casey had a hole-in-one today at the Cadillac championship on the 15th hole... What made the ace even better was the reaction of Paul’s caddie who was celebrating quite emphatically, and for good reason. On the 15th tee Paul Casey had told caddie Craig Connelly he’d give him the car, which he thought was a prize, if he aced it. Unfortunately...

As many of us are aware of, it's impossible to predict a majority of upsets. No one could predict a 37-point underdog (Coppin St.) could beat a #2 ranked powerhouse (South Carolina) in 1997. Here's a look at the top ten biggest upsets in NCAA tournament history.

Where is Mo Cheeks when you need him?

In case you missed it, here's a look at the weekend in sports.