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Rory McIlroy blew the largest 36-hole lead in Masters history, fell two shots behind on Sunday, then birdied 12 and 13 to win his sixth major by one shot.
Detroit beat Indiana 133-121 to finish 60-22, becoming the first NBA team to win 60 two years after losing 60.
Scheffler erased a 12-shot deficit with weekend rounds of 65-68 and still lost by one.
The Pistons earned the East's No. 1 seed for the first time since 2007, while the Thunder locked up the West's top spot ahead of Tuesday's play-in.
Rose built a two-shot lead at the turn, then bogeys at 11 and 12 and a three-putt at 13 handed the Masters to McIlroy.
Hatton shot Sunday's best round with a hole-out eagle and four straight birdies to finish T3 at 10-under for LIV.
Arsenal lead by six points after City demolished Chelsea 3-0 and Bournemouth stunned the Gunners at home.
Montreal scored three times in under a minute to eliminate New York from playoff contention and cap a historic collapse.
The Raiders are all but printing Mendoza's jersey, but the real draft intrigue lives in the mid-first-round quarterback scramble.