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A collection of the best images, biggest news from the weekend
OLYMPIC PREVIEW: Seattle Seahawks wide receiver SK Metcalf reaches for a pass during a flag football game at the NFL Pro bowl Games on Sunday in Orlando, Fla. The Pro bowl Games concluded Sunday with NFC and AFC stars competing in a flag football game that gave fans and a national television audience glimpses of what the soon-to-be Olympic sport could look like with such highly skilled athletes on the field. The NFC defeated the AFC 64-59, with the final score determined by combining points from sunday's game with those accumulated by each conference over two days of skills challenges. baker Mayfield came off the bench in the second half to win most valuable offensive player honors.
STARS ON ICE: NHL all-star Team Matthews goaltender Igor shesterkin makes a save against NHL Allstar Team Mcdavid captain Connor Mcdavid during the NHL all-star Game 3-on-3 tournament in Toronto Ontario, on Saturday. auston Matthew scored twice and Mitch Marner had a goal to beat reigning MVP Mcdavid's team 7-4 in the final. Members of Team Matthews >split $1 million as the reward for winning the event that featured return of the popular player draft. Matthews was named MVP.+
EARLY FINISH: bubba Wallace (23) spins out during the Busch Light Clash NasCar exhibition race at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Saturday. Denny Hamlin won the race that NasCar hurried into a one-day show to avoid a dangerous "Pineapple express" storm headed toward California. Hamlin started from the pole and led 59 of the 151 laps. NasCar only planned to run heat races Saturday, with the main event on Sunday. but with heavy rains and flooding expected, NasCar eliminated the heats, set the field of 23 by practice speeds, and started the race just 30 minutes after qualifying.
STORM SHORTENED: A fallen tree branch is shown on the 18th fairway at Pebble beach Golf Links before Sunday's scheduled final round of the AT&T Pebble beach National Pro-am. The fourth round was originally postponed until Monday, but with bad weather still threatening, Wyndham Clark (photo above), who led after the first three rounds, was declared the winner. Clark's final stroke was to tap in for birdie Saturday. That gave him a course record 12-under 60 and a one-shot lead over Ludvig aberg. Clark picked up the $3.6 million payoff.
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