Tiger Woods Arrested for DUI

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One of the greatest golfers of all time

has been arrested after being involved in another car accident.

Tiger Woods arrested on suspicion of DUI

after police in Florida say he struck a vehicle and rolled over his land rover.

Authorities say the 50-year-old Woods showed signs of impairment at the scene

and was eventually brought to jail.

Woods and the other passengers involved were not injured.

Now, the 15-time major champion has been involved in some accidents in the past,

including a big one in 2021 in Los Angeles,

which caused multiple leg and ankle injuries.

He had been working his way back to playing in more golf tournaments,

just this week he participated in his indoor TGL golf league.

And he was trying to play in the Masters, which takes place in two weeks.

Some news in Major League Baseball.

ESPN reports that the Orioles are finalizing a $5-year-68-million-dollar extension

with the right-handed pitcher Shane Bass.

Baltimore acquiring Bass from the race this off season.

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Another contract getting finalized,

ESPN reports that the six-year extension of second-basement

Nico Horner for the Chicago Cubs is complete,

and it will be worth $141 million.

It's the fourth largest contract ever for a second-basement.

And World Series Champion Jason Hayward has announced his retirement

after 16 seasons in the big leagues.

The outfielder is a five-time Gold Glove Award winner

and played for 16s in his career,

including the Cubs, who he helped lead to a World Series in 2016.

In WNBA news, according to multiple reports,

the Connecticut Sun have been sold to the Fertida family

for a record $300 million, the most ever paid for a WNBA franchise.

The Fertida family are owners of the NBA's Houston Rockets,

and the Sun will reportedly be relocating to Houston for the 2027 season.

The former Houston comments were a part of the WNBA

from 1997 to 2008.

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