ROMANS: All right. Phil Mickelson came back from behind for his first British open win. He calls it the best round of his life. Joe Carter has more on this morning's "Bleacher Report." Good morning, Joe.</s>JOE CARTER, BLEACHER REPORT: Hi. Good morning, Christine. Yes, Mickelson. Wow! Yesterday, he came out of nowhere. He started yesterday's final round, five shots back when the other golfers like Tiger out and Scott Lee West would start crumbling. Phil put his foot on the gas and never looked back. Just few weeks, if you think about it, he was gutted emotionally and beaten down after he finished second at the U.S. open for the sixth time, I might add. And to go from that moment to this moment is incredible. So, at the age of 43, he finally wins his first British open championship.</s>PHIL MICKELSON, 2013 BRITISH OPEN CHAMPION: I played some of the best golf in my career. It feels amazing to have this championship and then to make it even more special to have Amy, Amanda, Sofia and Evan here to share this moment, it really is special. It's a day that I'll always cherish and always remember.</s>CARTER: Well, Yankee fans are going to have to wait a little longer for the 2013 big league debut of Alex Rodriguez. He was on schedule to rejoin his team tonight, but there's been a little snag in the plan. A-Rod strained his quadriceps muscle in his leg during a minor league game and now has to sit out at least seven to ten more games. Rodriguez turns 38 this week and he just finished rehabbing from hip surgery. He hasn't played a major league game yet this year. They're hoping, hopefully, he will get back in the next one to two weeks for his game, but it's been an interesting off season and season, if you want to call it that.</s>ROMANS: Yes. The A-Rod drama continues. All right. Joe Carter, thanks, Joe. We'll be right back.
Phil Mickelson Wins 2013 British Open