Weekend Baseball and NBA Playoff Scores and Schedules
Major league results show Yankees, Phillies, Reds, Pirates, and more winning on Saturday with key series updates. NBA first round results include Washington and Golden State taking early leads, while schedules outline Monday and Tuesday games across MLB and NBA venues with times and matchups.
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The page lists multiple NBA playoff and hockey series with game times across April, plus golf results at Harbour Town and a Trophee Hassan II leaderboard, highlighting teams such as Indiana Cleveland Boston Chicago Utah LA Clippers and others along with scores and dates. Coaches, teams, venues, and players are mentioned in a rapid, schedule-like format.
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Baseball matchups across tonight's MLB slate
The schedule lists Chicago White Sox at New York Yankees at 7 05 p m Boston at Toronto at 7 07 p m Detroit at Tampa Bay at 7 10 p m Cleveland at Minnesota at 8 10 p m Los Angeles Angels at Houston at 8 10 p m Texas at Oakland at 10 05 p m.
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TV highlights slate across MLB NHL and Boston Marathon
This schedule lists MLB games at 11 a.m. Tampa Bay versus Boston and 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at St Louis, plus ESPN and TNT coverage of NBA and NHL games including Game 2s in Cleveland at Indiana and Memphis at San Antonio. NBCSN CNBC and CNBC cover three games, with Boston Marathon set for 8:30 a.m. in Boston.
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Deba bids for glory as Boston Marathon returns with field
Deba, runner-up in two previous Boston Marathons, laments lost opportunities as she seeks to reclaim the spotlight in the 121st edition in Hopkinton. Her husband and coach Worku Beyi says negotiations with B A A on prize money remain uncertain while defending champion Atsede Baysa and Kenya’s Gladys Cherono loom among a field of over 30,000.
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Boston Marathon Set to Open Under Tight Security
Desi Linden aims to break an 1985 drought for American women as the field includes two time Olympians. Men feature defending champion Lemi Hale, 2012 winner Wesley Korir and Meb Keflezighi who plans to retire after New York. Conditions are partly cloudy with 60s temperatures for the 26.2 mile race in Boston. Race director Dave McGillivray says security is tighter but plans are returning to normal after 2013 bombings.
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Blues Take 3-0 Series Lead Behind Allen Heroics
Blues goalie Jake Allen stopped 40 shots for the third straight strong performance as Jaden Schwartz scored the go ahead goal in the second period. Colton Parayko added a goal and Alexander Steen iced it with an empty netter for a 3-1 win over the Wild. The Blues aim to sweep the series in St. Louis on Wednesday.
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Harbour Town final round yields Bryan Schniederjans first win bid slips
Bryan Schniederjans shot 68 as Cantlay, McGirt carded 67 and 69 respectively amid Harbour Town drama. The 23-year-old Schniederjans, five back at start, surged with five front-nine birdies but faltered late to fall short of his first PGA Tour victory. Donald sparked a late rally, while Dufner and Kuchar moved, with Kuchar charging 64 to climb to 11th.
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