Major League Baseball schedules with pitchers Williams Buchholz Colon
The Major Leagues list two evening games: Pittsburgh at Arizona with Williams starting for the Pirates and Buchholz for the Diamondbacks, then Texas visiting the Dodgers with Colon on the mound for the Rangers and an TBD pitcher for the Dodgers.
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Open tee times set for June at Shinnecock Hills
U S Open schedule lists tee times June 14 to 17 at Shinnecock Hills in Southampton New York. First rounds Thursday and Friday feature Harold Warner from the United States Scott Piercy also from the United States and Matthieu Pavon of France with starts from 6 45 a m to 12 30 p m on holes one through ten.
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Jordan Spieth
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Sam Burns
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Ryan Evans
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Liang Wencheng
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Russell Henley
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Sergio Garcia
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Jon Rahm
Rafa Cabrera Bello
Tommy Fleetwood
Matt Jones
Ryan Fox
New Zealand
Shota Akiyoshi
Paul Waring
Theo Humphrey
Ted Potter Jr
Richy Werenski
Robert Castro
Ollie Sc
Lucas Glover
Webb Simpson
Graeme McDowell
Ernie Els
Steve Stricker
Jim Furyk
Henrik Stenson
Sweden
Adam Scott
Martin Kaymer
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Kevin Eisner
Ross Fisher
Adam Hadwin
Shane Lowry
Ireland
Byeong Hun An
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Chez Reavie
Lucas Herbert
Brian Stuard
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Franklin Huang
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Michael Miller
Christopher Babcock
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David Gazzolo
Broad coverage of sports on air and golf leaderboard listings
Tuesday schedule features WHIS radio statewide sports line at 6 06 pm and ESPN major league baseball at 7 30 pm Mets at Braves. Women's soccer aims USA vs China at 7 pm on ESPN2 in Cleveland, with live early morning golf pairings and tee times from 6:45 am to 8:57 am across the field, listing players from United States England Ireland and many others.
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NASCAR Cup leaders through June 10 standings preview
The NASCAR Monster Energy Cup top 20 list shows Kyle Busch leading with 664 points, followed by Kevin Harvick 589 and Joey Logano 566. Other notables include Brad Keselowski 514, Clint Bowyer 510, Martin Truex Jr. 506, Kurt Busch 493, Denny Hamlin 468, Ryan Blaney 457, and Kyle Larson 443. In the Xfinity Series through June 9 Elliott Sadler heads with 495, Cole Custer 454, Daniel Hemric 446, Tyler Reddick 440, and Christopher Bell 423 among the top ranks.
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Kyle Larson
Aric Almirola
Jimmie Johnson
Chase Elliott
Erik Jones
Alex Bowman
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Paul Menard
Austin Dillon
Jamie McMurray
William Byron
Elliott Sadler
Cole Custer
Daniel Hemric
Tyler Reddick
Christopher Bell
Justin Allgaier
Brandon Jones
Ryan Truex
Matt Tifft
Ryan Reed
Austin Cindric
Spencer Gallagher
Ross Chastain
John Hunter Nemechek
Ryan Sieg
PGA Tour FedEx Cup Standings Top Points Leaders
Justin Thomas leads the FedEx Cup with 1 949.208 points followed by Dustin Johnson with 1 802.777 and Justin Rose with 1 663.739 as Jason Day sits in fourth with remaining totals.
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Golf stat rankings show top players across multiple categories
The list compiles leaders in scoring average driving distance driving accuracy greens in regulation total driving SG putting birdie average and other metrics. Players named include Bryson DeChambeau Phil Mickelson Patrick Reed Bubba Watson Jon Rahm Justin Rose Justin Thomas Henrik Stenson Dustin Johnson and several others with specific percent or distance figures.
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Henrik Stenson
Jason Day
Paul Casey
Steve Stricker
Trey Mullinax
Tony Finau
Rory McIlroy
Luke List
Gary Woodland
Tom Lovelady
Keith Mitchell
Ryan Armour
Ryan Moore
Kyle Stanley
Chet Reavie
Brian Stuard
Colt Knost
KJ. Choi
Jim Furyk
Emiliano Grillo
Greens
Jordan Spieth
Adam Scott
Kevin Streelman
Russell Knox
Andrew Putnam
Rafa Cabrera Bello
Brendan Steele
Tommy Fleetwood
Keegan Bradley
Bronson Burgoon
Hudson Swafford
Byeong Hun An
Sergio Garcia
Greg Chalmers
Sam Burns
Peter Malnati
Johnson Wagner
Kevin Eisner
Seamus Power
Pat Perez
Chesson Hadley
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Khadech Aphibarmrat
Hideki Matsuyama
Conrad Shindler
Brandon Harkins
Bauers Sparks Rays Past Blue Jays In Shaky Finish
Jake Bauers hit his first career homer to put the Rays ahead in the fourth, and Tampa Bay beat the Toronto Blue Jays 8-4. Willy Adames added two RBIs as Rays and starter Ryan Yarbrough held off Toronto, with Teoscar Hernandez homering for the Blue Jays. Kiermaier hopes to return June 22, Guerrero Jr. rehabbing knee, Bumgarner ejected in Marlins win.
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Area calendar highlights youth baseball and local sports camps
Bluefield area offers free bowling with the 2018 Bluefield Blue Jays on June 18 at Mountaineer Lanes with laser bowling door prizes autographs and refreshments. Youth are encouraged to wear uniforms. Also in Bluefield the Hoops Drills and Life Skills Summer Day Camp runs June 11-14 for ages 8-14 with lunch water and a free T shirt. In Peterstown a 4 man captain's choice golf tournament benefits James Monroe equipment, June 23 with registration due June 16. Richlands hosts the 36th Annual Open Tennis Tournament June 10-14 to support SWCC student scholarships, with contact numbers for entries and donations. Calendar items may be submitted via email to sports bottonline.com.
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Bob” Nassif
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Longhorns and Red Raiders win super regionals to reach CWS
Texas and Texas Tech earned spots in the College World Series after wins in their best-of-three super regionals. Kody Clemens homered in Austin as Matteo Bocchi allowed one run over five innings in a 5-2 Texas win. Gabe Holt, Brian Klein and Michael Davis led Tech's 6-2 victory over Duke, sending the Red Raiders to Omaha for a third time in five years. Coach David Pierce celebrated a second-year Omaha bid with his staff as the program extended its CWS appearance record.
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Transfer reforms inch toward autonomy with two day database rule
Sean Isabella reports on NCAA transfer proposals, including a two day entry rule for the national database and a potential move to autonomy conferences. Big 12 officials note slow progress but acknowledge ongoing work, with discussions on financial aid adjustments and eligibility tied to transfer notices.
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