College World Series style schedule and results
Appalachian League game times listed for Bluefield Princeton Bristol Burlington and others. At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha the double elimination regionals show North Carolina Oregon State Mississippi State Washington Texas Florida Arkansas Texas Tech through June 27 with daily games, eliminations, and the best of three championship series planned.
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College sports and draft schedule snapshot
College World Series games on ESPN doubleheader from Omaha feature Arkansas vs Texas Tech and North Carolina vs Oregon State. Golf, horse racing, MLB, NHL awards, and FIFA World Cup group stage listings plus the 2019 NBA Draft at Barclays Center and round-by-round team pairings across multiple cities.
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Baseball scores and schedule across MLB games
Tuesday results include Yankees over Washington 9 to 2 and Atlanta 11, Toronto 4. Other scores list Cleveland 6 over Chicago White Sox 3, Cincinnati 9 over Detroit 5, and Boston at Minnesota late. Wednesday slate features multiple 1:05 p.m. to 8:40 p.m. starts across teams including Cubs at Dodgers and Mets at Rockies with several late games.
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NBA draft early entries from major college programs and international players
A sprawling list of prospects entering the NBA draft including notable names from Kentucky Duke Arizona and Louisville plus international players such as Doncic and Ball. The compilation covers heights class years and affiliated teams or leagues.
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Biagini Guilmet Loup J Garcia pitch sequence noted
A brief game snippet records Biagini Guilmet and Loup facing three batters in the fourth inning. J Garcia is mentioned with WP Soroka in a 3 batter stretch at 3:03 remaining in the fourth.
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Spoils. Ballgame recap from Kingsport loss to Princeton
Princeton fell 7 to 3 at Kingsport with Miguel Lara charged for four runs in 2 1 3 innings and Wanderson Linares surrendering three runs. Yoel Romero and Jordan Qsar hit solo homers for Kingsport while Qsar added an RBI after two innings. The Rays were backed by Justin Marsden over the final two frames as Princeton drops to 0-1 and heads to Hunter Wright Stadium for their home opener on June 22.
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The Bowen Field opening night featured Bluefield Blue Jays staff from Bluefield College including grounds crew and players working the ballpark. Brad Wilson and Fitz Stadler handled autograph duties while Susan Davis managed the Birds Nest shop and Joe Gearhart led the grill. Catherine Asbury sang the national anthem to a favorable reception despite some last minute glitches like a relocated popcorn machine.
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