Baseball scores and upcoming schedules from Sunday to midweek
Major Leagues recap includes Boston 9 Houston 3, Yankees 7 Detroit 4 with a split earlier 4-2, KC at L.A. Angels, and a dense slate of Tuesday games featuring White Sox, Nationals, Yankees, Orioles, Tigers, Brewers, A's, White Sox again, Seattle, Kansas City, Dodgers, and Giants.
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Broad sports schedule from June events nationwide
Radio and TV primetime sports list including West Virginia Statewide Sportsline on WHIS 1440 AM. NCAA World Series Game 2 Washington vs Florida State on ESPN. World Long Drive Tour in Atlantic City. MLB games on FS1 and regional networks with multiple late-night matchups and Xfinity Series standings led by Elliott Sadler and other top drivers through June 2.
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NBA Finals schedule and results and updates
Overview of the NBA Finals through early June includes Golden State leading Cleveland 2-0 with results 124-114 in OT on May 31, 122-103 on June 6 and 124-114 in OT on May 31. Remaining games list Cleveland at Golden State and Washington vs Vegas with staged dates and times.
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NASCAR Cup Series Points Leaders Through June 3
Kyle Busch leads the Monster Energy Cup standings with 624 points followed by Kevin Harvick 537 and Joey Logano 534. Martin Truex Jr 487, Brad Keselowski 474, Clint Bowyer 453, Kurt Busch 447, Denny Hamlin 437, Kyle Larson 425, Ryan Blaney 413. Aric Almirola 406, Jimmie Johnson 360, Chase Elliott 334, Erik Jones 322, Ricky Stenhouse Jr 319, Alex Bowman 310, Paul Menard 289, Austin Dillon 269, Daniel Suarez 258, Jamie McMurray 253.
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Jimmie Johnson
Chase Elliott
Erik Jones
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Alex Bowman
Paul Menard
Austin Dillon
Daniel Suarez
Jamie McMurray
Regionals Roundup: teams advance in double elimination format
NCAA Division I Regional Baseball results show Houston 8 Purdue 4 eliminating Purdue while North Carolina 19 Houston 11 keeps UNC alive. N C State defeats Army 11 1 and Auburn advances after edging N C State 7 15. South Carolina, Clemson, UConn, Washington, Duke, Georgia, Florida Atlantic, Oklahoma State, Stetson, UCLA, Minnesota and other matchups determine advancing teams across venues in Chapel Hill Raleigh Greenville Clemson Athens Tallahassee Gainesville DeLand Minneapolis Oxford and more.
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TTU advances in Fayetteville as tech tops Mississippi
Tennessee Tech defeats Mississippi 3 to 2 to push TTU forward in Fayetteville Arkansas. Dallas Baptist overwhelms Southern Miss 9 to 4 with USM elimination. Arkansas defeats Dallas Baptist 4 to 3 advancing at Lubbock Texas. Louisville edges Kent State 12 to 6 as KSU goes out. Texas Tech beats Louisville 11 to 6 and advances at Austin. Indiana defeats Texas A&M 9 to 7 with A&M eliminated. Indiana then 2 to 3 Texas in a separate result at Texas. LSU wins 9 to 5 over Northwestern State with NWSU eliminated, OSU advances after 12 to 0. Stanford beats Baylor 4 to 2 as BU eliminated. Cal State Fullerton outafter 5 to 2 loss to Stanford 2. CS Fullerton advances.
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Judge sets doubleheader strikeout record in Yanks Tigers split
DETROIT AP Aaron Judge became the first player since at least 1920 with eight strikeouts in a doubleheader as the Tigers beat the Yankees 4-2 for a day night split. Leonys Martin had two hits and scored twice for Detroit in the second game after New York’s 7-4 opener behind Luis Severino.
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Hoops Drills and Life Skills Summer Camp at Bluefield
Area calendar notes a free basketball camp June 11 14 at Bluefield Recreation Department for ages 8 14. Only 100 youths admitted on June 11 with lunch water and a free shirt provided. Instructors include Mike Eades and Jim Pettus. contact coach Buster Large at 304 487 3904 for details.
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Lady Blues aim for state as Radford tests their mettle
Coach Lindsey praises players stepping up as injuries hit. She notes Radford as a perennial Region C runner-up, once strong against them but now within reach. The team focuses on playing their game with balanced confidence, seeking steady progress to the state level.
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Coach recounts 0-8 season and lessons from grit
Mustain reflects on Greenville Junior High football tenure going winless yet praising gritty players like Mitch Tuggle and Jeremiah. He credits players’ effort, discusses maintaining optimism, and notes coaching helped cope with personal loss. He roots future plans in continuing to stay engaged in education.
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Deer hunt on Chief Logan Park sparks public debate
Larry Case argues the chief issue is forest and wildlife management beyond Chief Logan, urging preservation of the 20 year old controlled bow hunt. He notes public anti hunting influence, costs of removal methods, and asks readers to contact the governor to support the hunt.
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