Well, the 2011 US Open may not have that dramatic finish like the Masters, but it will be more historic. On Sunday, Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy enters the final round at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, MD with a 54-hole record score of 14-under par. McIlroy, who blew a four-shot, final-round lead at the Masters, enters the final 18 holes with an eight-shot cushion over Korea's Y.E. Yang. The 22-year old could, again, put together another epic collapse or a 72-hole score for the ages. I'd bet on the latter.
↵Yankees 4, Cubs 3: New York used a ninth inning rally and a flawless performance from closer Mariano Rivera to edge Chicago Saturday afternoon. The Yankees tied the three-game series at one apiece and have a chance to take the set Sunday night (8 p.m. on ESPN).
↵Mets 6, Angels 1: Starting pitcher Mike Pelfrey tossed a complete game Sunday to help New York beat Anaheim. The Mets offense supported Pelfrey with six runs against Angels' ace, Dan Haren. New York will have a chance to take the three-game series Sunday at 1:10 p.m.