Cabrera tops Perry, Campbell in playoff to win Masters
A day filled with roar-inducing feats and huge collapses ends with Angel Cabrera on top. His par on the second hole of sudden death wins the Masters over Chad Campbell and Kenny Perry, who has the green jacket before bogeys on 17 and 18 drop him into a playoff.
Reaction further proof of what separates Tiger from Phil
Phil Mickelson finishes fifth in the Masters and is pleased while Tiger Woods sits sixth and is left seething. Tiger's relentless approach and Phil's just-happy-to-be-here style is what separates the two, Gregg Doyel says.
Who looks for Angel when Tiger-Phil battle has the juice?
The real Masters began on the final four holes of the back nine Sunday at Augusta National, when Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods were signing their scorecards behind the 18th green and Angel Cabrera was still going about the business of getting himself into a three-man playoff, then ending Kenny Perry's dream of becoming the oldest major championship winner in history.
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Sunday: Trevor Immelman assists new champion Angel Cabrera of Argentina in putting on his green jacket (Getty Images)
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