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Everything Mike Vrabel said about A.J. Brown after blockbuster trade

FOXBOROUGH, Mass — New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel spoke with the media on Tuesday morning ahead of OTAs, but of course, all the focus was on their newly acquired wide receiver. The day prior, the Patriots traded for star receiver A.J. Brown, giving the Philadelphia Eagles a 2028 first and a 2027 fifth-round pick in return. Here's everything Mike Vrabel was asked about and had to say about Brown and the trade: Given your relationship with A.J. Brown, knowing him as a person and player, how important was it for you to make that deal happen? Vrabel:  I think just trying to improve our football team every possible way, give our offense multiple weapons to build on what we did last year. I think having experience with the person, to be able to add an accomplished NFL football player, receiver, premium player at his position, but somebody that we also feel strongly about as a person, a competitor and a teammate. I appreciate Eliot [Wolf] for being able to work and get...

Iconic Venues Are Becoming the New Normal for Women’s Golf

The second major championship of the LPGA season will be played this week as women’s golf continues to level up and share more iconic locations with the men’s game. For the first time, the U.S. Women’s Open is being played at the famed Riviera Country Club—the longtime home of the PGA Tour’s annual stop in Los Angeles.  Today, the PGA Tour event at Riviera, formerly known as the Los Angeles Open, is called the Genesis Invitational and is hosted by Tiger Woods’ TGR Foundation. Riviera has also previously hosted two PGA Championships and the 1948 U.S. Open, among other notable men’s events. The U.S. Women’s Open’s debut at Riviera is part of a recent run of esteemed course s for women’s golf majors. In 2023, the U.S. Women’s Open was played at the iconic Pebble Beach Golf Links for the first time . The championship will return to Oakmont Country Club in 2028 and Pinehurst No. 2 in 2029—two “ anchor sites ” of the USGA. The U.S. Women’s Open purse was an event record $12 million in 20...