The world's best golfers began chasing eagles and birdies on Northern Ireland's Atlantic coast but hawks were only interested in seagulls as the 153rd British Open began on Thursday.

It was an important series of moves for a franchise that is trying to maximize their back court, led by perennially underrated All-Star Trae Young and defensive stalwart Dyson Daniels. In need of a rim runner and play finisher, Newell was a fantastic pick that can fortify their front court and provide youth at the power forward position.

Falconer David Trenier from Clear Skies NI explained to the Belfast Telegraph: “We are here with the hawks to make sure that the gulls stay away from people eating their food.” As well as doing their job, the hawks are proving quite the attraction with adults and kids alike taking scores of selfies with them.

There’s certainly a lot that can be said about this year's NBA offseason. To some, it has been underwhelming and for others it’s been electric. Guys like me, well, they just miss Woj.But to compensate for the lack of Woj bombs,

There has arguably not been a team that has improved more in this NBA offseason than the Atlanta Hawks. Things got started with the big three-team trade that la

With that as the backdrop, Marc J. Spears of ESPN and Andscape introduced a new dynamic on Monday during a television appearance on NBA Today. Spears noted that the Hawks have interest in a reunion with free agent big man Al Horford.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) compared the $9 billion clawback, known as a rescission, to “collecting bottles on the side of the road.”

The post Nets’ Terance Mann reacts to ‘crazy’ Brooklyn homecoming after Hawks trade appeared first on ClutchPoints. Terance Mann ’s trade to the Brooklyn Nets takes him back to the origin of his basketball journey. The newest Net was raised in Brooklyn, just minutes away from what is now Barclays Center.