Adam Adams Retires After 15-Year Career

The New York Mets have seen a resurgence this season, bolstered by strong performances from free agent signings Sean Manaea and Luis Severino, but veteran slugger J.D. Martinez struggles could lead him to consider retirement, as he faces declining stats and injuries. Meanwhile, former Washington Nationals first baseman Matt Adams has announced his retirement after a decade in Major League Baseball, highlighted by his role in the Nationals' 2019 World Series victory. Adams plans to retire with the Cardinals, who will honor him at Busch Stadium, reflecting on his significant contributions to the game. In women's golf, Alison Lee's caddie's shirtless celebration following her eagle at the Solheim Cup sparked mixed reactions, with both players defending the moment as fun. Additionally, Hall of Famer Mark O'Meara will retire this week after a storied 44-year career, concluding it at Pebble Beach, where he has enjoyed many successes. His retirement marks the end of an era for a golfer who achieved notable victories, including two major championships in 1998.