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Western Bulldogs midfielder Tom Liberatore is undergoing a series of hospital tests after his heavy knock during the AFL win over Richmond.Liberatore was taken to hospital by ambulance during Saturday nights game at Etihad Stadium.Tigers player Jayden Short collided with him heavily in a marking contest during the second term.Short collected him in the ribs from behind and Liberatore left the field immediately.Post-match, Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge was unsure about the extent of Liberatores injuries.They are worried about internal damage and Beveridge said an initial test had returned good news.(The scan) came back positive, that internally hes okay at this point, but they have to do a number of other ones to make sure hes okay, Beveridge said.Liberatore missed all of last season with a knee reconstruction.His latest injury was typical of a tough night for the Bulldogs, who had to withstand a determined challenge from the Tigers before winning by 10 points.While the result ensures the Bulldogs return to the top four, thanks to GWS and Geelong losing, Beveridge said it was frustrating night.I dont think it gets much uglier ... it was a tough one to sit through, Beveridge said.The coach dragged star forward Jake Stringer in the third term and the old-school tactic worked.Stringer redeemed his night by returning to the game and kicking four goals in a match-winning performance.I dont do that very often, its a bit of olden-day stuff, really, Beveridge said.I sat on the bench a lot when I played, more because the coach was frightened to put me on than getting dragged.But he did, he responded quite emphatically.Marcus Bontempelli also had a massive last term, where the lead changed five times, while Dale Morris and Easton Wood were outstanding in defence.Beveridge said Jack Redpaths brain fade in the last term, when he played on and botched a straight-forward shot on goal, was one of a string of incidents from the Bulldogs that left the coach scratching his head.When it starts to compound, you think are we going to come out of this?, Beveridge said of their many mistakes.We were playing at a speed that was maybe a little bit too ballistic and we werent able to marry our decision-making and our skills with the speed we were playing.Hopefully theres a real positive to come out of (the win) - well learn from that and find a way to put the governor on and just temper the speed were playing a little bit more.We have to be a bit careful with that - it could have really cost us the game.Beveridge remains unsure when key forward Tom Boyd, who is serving a club suspension, will return to the senior team.John Stones England Jersey . - Oakland Raiders running back Rashad Jennings was speaking to a group of local high school students earlier this week when the conversation turned to the importance of being prepared when opportunities in life arise. 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Defenceman Yannick Weber scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the Canucks breathed a sigh of relief with a 2-1 win on Saturday night.SHANGHAI -- Rory McIlroy didnt have to check his bank account to know that his FedEx Cup bonus had been deposited.His caddie, J.P. Fitzgerald, informed him with a text message.I think his words were, A tsunami just hit my bank account, so thank you very much, McIlroy said Wednesday on the eve of the HSBC Champions. J.P. got a nice percentage of that, so I knew at that point it was already there.No payoff is greater than Sunday at East Lake. For the past seven years, the winner of the Tour Championship also has won the FedEx Cup and its $10 million bonus. The player receives $9 million in cash, and $1 million is deferred into a retirement account. McIlroy also earned $1.53 million from winning the tournament.And he didnt hesitate when it came time to rewarding his longtime caddie.Tour caddies typically get a stipend for the week and then a percentage of the earnings up to 10 percent for a victory. McIlroy said he paid his caddie 10 percent from the $9 million he took home that day from his FedEx Cup bonus, and 10 percent from the Tour Championship earnings.So the total was $1.05 million, McIlroy said. I think he was quite happy.The smile on McIlroys face indicated he was equally happy for him.The FedEx Cup began in 2007, and some players spent the final month debating what theey should give their caddies from the bonus pool.ddddddddddddThe first year, all but $1 million of the bonus was deferred, and some players jokingly wondered if they should wait until retirement to give their caddies a bonus. Others questioned whether a caddie was entitled to bonus money beyond the tournament earnings.McIlroy ran into those same questions his first year competing in the Race to Dubai on the European Tour. Back then, as was the case this year, he didnt have any qualms about sharing the wealth.He deserved it, he said. Hes a big part of what we do. He was with me when I was No. 210 in the world and when I was No. 1.Billy Horschel gave his caddie, Micah Fugitt, a $1 million bonus when he won the FedEx Cup in 2014.September turned out to be quite a month for McIlroy -- and for Fitzgerald. McIlroy won his first PGA Tour event of the year at the Deutsche Bank Championship, which paid $1.53 million for being part of the FedEx Cup playoff. Throw in the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup title, and Fitzgerald pulled in $1,206,000 in two tournaments.That alone would have put him at No. 89 on the PGA Tour money list, one spot behind Vijay Singh. ' ' '