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Jason Day’s revealing honesty continues. We’re better off because of it 

Jason Day’s revealing honesty continues. We’re better off because of it 

In his recent memoir, “Between the Lines,” Jason Day opens up about his struggles with depression and self-sabotaging behavior. His honesty is a refreshing change of pace from the often-sugarcoated world of professional sports.

Day’s candor has been praised by many, including fellow golfer Jordan Spieth, who said, “It’s inspiring to see someone be so open about their struggles.”

The response to Day’s memoir shows that there is a growing appetite for honesty in sports. Fans are tired of the same old cliches and want to hear real stories from real people.

Matsuyama, McCarthy share lead at St. Jude

Matsuyama, McCarthy share lead at St. Jude

Hideki Matsuyama and Michael McCarthy made a strong start at the FedEx St. Jude Championship after tying for an 18-hole lead after round one. Both players shot a 6-under-par round of 64 to finish the day at the top of the leaderboard. Matsuyama had a consistent performance, making six birdies and no bogeys, while McCarthy made five birdies and an eagle on the 16th hole to secure his place atop the standings. The tournament is set to continue over the next three days, with the final round scheduled for Sunday.