Stuard finishes 39th at AT&T Byron Nelson tournament
Napoleon High School graduate Brian Stuard finished tied for 39th at the AT&T Byron Nelson Classic Tournament near Dallas, Texas. He finished with a 1-under-par round of 71 on Sunday and finished the tournament at 12-under par. It is only the third time this season Stuard has been under par for all four rounds at a PGA tour event. He earned $31,185 for his efforts this past week. Stuard is not on the list of players competing at the PGA Championship this week.
LaMarre gets start with N.Y. Yankees
Coaches tell players to be ready … someone is only one play away from being in the spotlight.
Ryan LaMarre found himself there on Sunday.
New York Yankee Aaron Hicks was diagnosed with a torn tendon in his left hand. LaMarre was called up late on Saturday and got a start on Sunday for the Yankees.
Pinstripe Alley reported that Manager Aaron Boone told reporters that Hicks would indeed head to the injured list. Hicks took some batting practice swings on Saturday and it just was not good enough to justify keeping him around. The Yankees are still hoping that he does not have to go under the knife. At this point however, that seems like it might happen sooner rather than later, and Boone all but admitted that.
LaMarre has played in 119 games across five MLB seasons with the Reds, Red Sox, A’s, Twins, and White Sox, batting .217, though he did homer twice in 14 games during his last stint in 2019. LaMarre starred on the baseball field at Lumen Christi and the University of Michigan .
LaMarre went 0-for-3 on Sunday in Baltimore as the Orioles won 10-6. LaMarre was flawless in the field against the Orioles.