Morning Hot Reads: The People's King

The MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL writes there was a personal connection between the late Arnold Palmer and his fans, and it was "epitomized" at Augusta National, "where 'Arnie’s Army' was born, where the bond between athlete and spectator was never stronger." He was "driven by the support of his fans in a way few golfers, or athletes, were or are." Especially at Augusta, "a place that reveres Ah-nold and always will."

Also:

• Is President Trump a member of Augusta National? 
• Dustin Johnson has reshaped his career "thanks to the influence" of Wayne Gretzky.
• Will sports orgs fight "bills that affect people of color and their rights to a voting booth?"
• Notorious mobster Whitey Bulger drove Dana White out of Boston and to Las Vegas.