Y.E. Yang, a 37-year-old South Korean, shot the low round of the day at Hazeltine National, a 67 that brought him to 6-under 210 and earned him a date with the most famous athlete on the planet, and golf’s most intimidating closer, in today’s final round.

S.J. GIANTS 3, STOCKTON 2Darren Ford lined a two-run double with two out in the ninth inning, lifting San Jose over the visiting Ports.

Bengie Molina’s second home run, in the 10th inning, beat the Mets 5-4.

With all eyes on the quarterback competition, the 49ers defense dominated in San Francisco’s exhibition-opening victory Friday night.

There was no clear-cut quarterbacking winner in the 49ers’ exhibition opener Friday.

Homer by White Sox’s Ramirez spoils huge Oakland comeback

A’s going down to wire trying to sign three picksThe A’s remain far apart in negotiations with their top three unsigned draft picks, including first-rounder Grant Green, the shortstop from USC.

‘We’ll get it done. I don’t know when, but we’ll get it done.’

Giants manage four hits against Mets spot starter to start key 11-game trip

Quarterback Tavita Pritchard, who has started 19 games for Stanford, shows no sign of animosity over his backup role.