IT’S MASTERS WEEK! So to celebrate, we have an extra-special newsletter for you to get up to speed on the good, the bad and the ugly of the biggest week in men’s golf. Golf fan or not, you’ll want to stay tuned for this.

Miami Open final, Team Canada’s rugby women’s 7s team, Vancouver Canucks’ COVID-19 list

The GIST: The women gave us the main course, but now we’re ready for some dessert: today’s men’s final.

The GIST: The LPGA crowned its first major champ of the year: Patty Tavatanakit took the plunge into Poppie’s Pond yesterday as the 2021 ANA Inspiration champion.

Today is the day we’ve all been waiting for: the NCAA women’s basketball championship. So before the 6 p.m. ET tip-off between Stanford and Arizona, here’s a look at how we got here, what this means for both teams and who will be the difference makers tonight.

The GIST: For the first time in NCAA women’s basketball history, a freshman is the AP Player of the Year and two Black women will be head coaches in the Final Four. Oh yeah, and there are two thrilling games on deck for tomorrow night. More herstory, please.

Bianca Andreescu is back; Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson now faces 21(!!!) separate lawsuits; Toronto Raptors can be glad March is over

The GIST: Two No. 1 seeds and a No. 2 seed advanced to the men’s Final Four with a No. 11 tagging along, looking to crash their party this Saturday. Bring on the madness.

The GIST: We’ve gone from 64 amazing teams to just the “Elite Eight.” It’s time for the quarterfinals of the NCAA’s women’s basketball championship.

The GIST: After a record number of upsets in the first two rounds, the men’s Sweet Sixteen went mostly as expected, with all of the remaining No. 1 seeds advancing to tonight and tomorrow’s Elite Eight action. That said, the tourney’s Cinderella team found their fairy godmother, and turned the tables on the beloved Sister Jean.