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4 days ago | hitc.com | Jordan Harris

Keegan Bradley’s win at the Travelers Championship has fuelled talk of a playing return to Ryder Cup action – even as his US captaincy looms over selections for New York this September. Bradley, already one of the year’s stories, now looks to have forced his own hand with another big win. While last summer’s BMW Championship win reminded golf fans what he’s capable of, Bradley’s early-season form in 2025 hadn’t screamed a player ready to step into the Ryder Cup spotlight on his own merit.

4 days ago | hitc.com | Aikansh Chaudhary

The Indiana Pacers’ season ended with a 103-91 defeat to the Oklahoma City Thunder, but it wasn’t just the scoreline that left a mark. Tyrese Haliburton’s torn Achilles in the first quarter turned a historic run into pure heartbreak. Haliburton had nine points in seven minutes and looked set for another big night in Game 7 against OKC. Instead, he’s likely to be sidelined for the full 2025-26 season.

5 days ago | hitc.com | Sean Fisher

Manchester United entered the summer transfer window hoping Liam Delap would be one of their first arrivals. Matheus Cunha was confirmed on the very first day of the window, but the immediate focus shifted to finding a new striker. Delap, with his £30m release clause triggered by Ipswich Town’s relegation, soon became a top target. Plenty of other clubs were aware of his clause, though, and Delap surprised many by choosing Chelsea, reuniting with former manager Enzo Maresca.

5 days ago | hitc.com | Jordan Harris

Keegan Bradley won the Travelers Championship on Sunday but he also shared the spotlight with Tommy Fleetwood, who impressed despite being defeated. Fleetwood had held a three-shot lead heading into the final round at TPC River Highlands and looked comfortable in control at various points. However, as the pressure mounted late, a handful of mistakes crept in, none more costly than a three-putt on the 18th green that gave Bradley an opening he did not waste.

5 days ago | hitc.com | Ben Evans

Franco Colapinto delivered his most assured performance since returning to Formula 1 at the Canadian Grand Prix, but the pressure on his future at Alpine shows no signs of easing. The Argentine driver was close to reaching Q3 for just the second time in his F1 career and started 10th on the grid thanks to a penalty for Isack Hadjar. Colapinto looked in the mix for points early on, but a questionable strategy decision left him matching his best finish since rejoining the grid, coming home 13th.