Baseball results and schedules across American and National Leagues
Summary of Tuesday games with scores for Boston Minnesota Toronto Anaheim Cleveland Seattle New York Tampa Bay Baltimore Kansas City and others. Wednesday and Thursday schedules. Friday matchups. National League notes include New York Cincinnati Atlanta Houston Milwaukee Chicago San Francisco Arizona Pittsburgh and Philadelphia results and planned games.
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TV highlights grid for Thursday June 17 schedule
A day of sports and tape delays across networks. Morocco hosts European Tour golf from Agadir, U S Open first rounds from Pinehurst, college baseball at Omaha, MLS regional MLB coverage, Stanley Cup Final game five at Dallas, Mets at St Louis, Cubs at San Francisco, and game details with times and network notes.
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Baseball and basketball player moves across leagues
Transactions from the Associated Press cover MLB moves placing or transferring players on disabled lists and signings, plus NFL, CFL, NHL and college hires. Notable items include Mike Colangelo on the Angels DL, Travis Fryman on the Indians DL, Phil Jackson named Lakers coach, Gar Heard named Wizards coach, Kevin Mench and Matt Gagowski signings for the Rangers and GCL, and numerous league-wide staff changes.
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Travis Fryman
Alex Ramirez
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Syracuse
Giants Rally Over Rockies End Colorado Streak
Rich Aurilia collected three hits and a career best five RBIs as the Giants halted Colorado four game win streak and kept the Rockies from reaching .500 for the first time since early April. Kent's two run homer capped a three run first inning against Darryl Kile, with a later three run shot in rain making it 13-2. Gardner snapped his five game slide by firing six plus innings, his 15th career complete game, and his last win was Sept. 23 against Pittsburgh.
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Stanley reaches 200 career doubles in Red Sox win over Twins
Mike Stanley delivered two RBI doubles to reach 200 career doubles as Boston beat Minnesota 5-1. He snapped a brief slump with a sixth inning single, then a seventh inning double for his 1,000th career hit. Brian Rose earned the win in six innings.
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Heard named Wizards coach amid playoff drought
Washington owner Abe Pollin hired Gar Heard as the Wizards new head coach after an 18-32 season with no playoff appearance. Heard, 51, signed a three year deal reportedly worth 1.5 to 2 million per year, replacing interim coach Jim Brovelli who followed Bernie Bickerstaff. The former Pistons assistant cites his player career and beliefs in self confidence to guide the team.
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Hamilton A Prized Prospect Poised For Princeton Debut
Hamilton stands as a number one pick awaiting his field debut with Princeton in a Bowen Field showdown against the Orioles. Holland notes Princeton has never had a millionaire, the highest paying player once earning $800,000. Duffy Dyer leads the team in his first year as manager, with first pitch at 7 p.m.
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Pinehurst Open Preview Sets Up Dramatic USGA Challenges
The course at Pinehurst features small greens with severe slopes and 3 inch rough as rain threatens the opening round. Tiger Woods forecasts a tough but potentially rewarding start while Sergio Garcia and other top players eyed a five under score day, with O'Meara highlighting recent form and Woods optimistic about improving contention.
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Spencer Signs with Ramblin Rams for 1999-2000
Spencer expresses readiness to contribute as a freshman on the Ramblin Rams, aiming for a 12-man roster spot but prepared for a possible redshirt. He plans to improve ballhandling this summer while learning from seniors. His father praises his off court value and the family’s optimism. Spencer is part of a strong recruiting class joining Joshua Saunders, and the Rams open the 1999-2000 season October 30 at the College of West Virginia.
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