Sports on TV Today Feature Mixed Baseball and Mariners Matchups
Listings show a slate of games including Lucago Labs at NY at 1:87 pm and Washington at Mets at 7:90 pm on WGNnecticut and ESPN, with 7:20 pm Marin s at Braves and 7:30 pm Seattle at Phoenix on Turner South, detailing network and times. The oddly formatted times suggest possible scheduling notes for viewers and local channel availability.
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NFL seeks successor to Tagliabue with 11 candidates
The NFL search committee will interview 11 candidates this week at an unspecified site, narrowing the field. The group includes owners from diverse revenue backgrounds, such as Al Davis and Jerry Jones, signaling continued debate over how to divide league income.
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Braves Hammer Hamels in Home Run Filled Win
Hudson gave 5 2 3 innings for the win as the Braves beat the Phillies 9 6. Hamels struggled, fanning 12 over five innings before relievers faltered. LaRoche and Pratt hit back to back homers early, LaRoche adding his 18th and Pratt his 3rd. Utley extended a major league best 24 game hit streak. Chipper Jones and Andruw Jones listed day to day with injuries.
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Tony Stewart under fire for temper at Pocono race
Stewart faces scrutiny after a high speed incident at Pocono Raceway that triggered a multi car crash involving Clint Bowyer and Carl Edwards. He apologized for the final incident, took responsibility, yet his on track actions contrasted with his stated drive for sportsmanship. Jeff Gordon called him a great racer but noted temper as a flaw.
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Coach Krzyzewski Leads U S National Team Makeover
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski takes a three year role with the U S national team under Jerry Colangelo to rebuild the program. He speaks of a foundation for years, wants to bring respect back, and cites his readiness to coach the best players in the world while balancing his Duke ties.
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Landis Reclaims Tour Title After Dramatic Comeback
Floyd Landis vaulted into Tour de France lore with a dramatic comeback win in the 103rd edition. After a near-fade in the final mountain stage he surged to third place and, aided by a late time trial, overtook Oscar Pereira to wear the yellow jersey. Landis celebrated with TV appearances and a planned return to racing in Holland before hip surgery near Murrieta, California.
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