MLB Schedule Thursday results and Friday matchups
Major League Baseball results show Texas beating Toronto and Houston over Oakland with other early scores. Friday night slates list Texas at the Yankees, Baltimore at Tampa Bay, Angels at Boston, Minnesota at Cleveland, Oakland at Chicago, Toronto at Kansas City, Detroit at San Diego, and Houston at Seattle with late NL games including Philadelphia at St. Louis and Chicago at Miami among others.
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Hernandez
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Colorado
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Freeland
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Lugo
Black
Appalachian League scores and tonight schedule
Kingsport beat Burlington 10 to 5 and Pulaski topped Princeton 7 to 2. Bluefield at Greeneville and Bristol at Johnson City were listed late due to rain with Danville at Elizabethton postponed. Evening DH schedule set for 6 and 7 p.m., with Saturday games noted for Bluefield, Danville, and Elizabethton.
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Burlington
Pulaski
Princeton
Bluefield
Greeneville
Bristol
Johnson City
Danville
Elizabethton
Yankees
Braves
Blue Jays
Royals
Rays
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Twins
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College World Series Glance at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha
Schedule summary shows the double elimination format at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha with games including TCU versus Louisville, Oregon State against LSU, and Florida facing the Game 10 winner. It lists times and dates from June 22 through June 28 with potential championship series in a best of three.
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Omaha
Neb
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LSU
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TBA
Wide-ranging sports night features NASCAR golf and MLB
A packed TV slate includes NASCAR Cup and Truck Series finals at Sonoma and Newton, College World Series games LSU-Oregon State and Louisville-TCU winner against Florida, BMW International Open second round in Munich, and Travelers Championship second round in Cromwell. Also NBCSN broadcasts USA track championships in Sacramento and WNBA action with Washington at Minnesota.
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Neb
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Conn
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Rogers, Ark
Polanco and Shaw lead Pirates in high scoring game
G Polanco hits a homer and T Shaw adds a second as Pittsburgh defeats Milwaukee 2 1. Harrison J Bell and H Perez steal bases and Sogard Shaw notch two doubles. Toronto beats Texas 11 to 4 with Gomez Napoli Chirinos homering and Andrus stealing two bases.
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H.perez
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Napoli
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Belize
NASCAR Points Leaders Ahead of Bass Pro Shops Night Race
NASCAR point standings through June 18 show Kyle Larson leading with 640, followed by Martin Truex Jr. 635 and Kyle Busch 510. Kevin Harvick 508, Chase Elliott 478, Brad Keselowski 476, Jamie McMurray 450, Jimmie Johnson 449, Denny Hamlin 430, Joey Logano 398, Matt Kenseth 398, Clint Bowyer 391, and Ryan Blaney 376.
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Bristol
Tenn
Kyle Larson
Martin Truex Jr
Kyle Busch
Kevin Harvick
Chase Elliott
Brad Keselowski
Jamie McMurray
Jimmie Johnson
Denny Hamlin
Joey Logano
Matt Kenseth
Clint Bowyer
Ryan Blaney
Princeton Rays drop tense road contest to Pulaski 7 2
Princeton fails to rally as Davis hits a two run homer for the Rays in the fourth. Peguero shines five innings with one run allowed while Sanchez suffers first blown save and loss. Wagaman delivers a three run shot in the sixth to lift Pulaski over Princeton 5 2. Perry Wagaman’s blast ends strong Princeton bid.
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Princeton
Joel Peguero
Rays
Sanchez
Peguero
P-Rays
Danny Sheaffer
Sheaffer
Carl Chester
P-Ray
Pulaski
Rony Garcia
Bastidas
Andres Chaparro
Eric Wagaman
Torres
Davis
Garcia
Joey Roach
Matthew Vilinis
Moises Gomez
Cristopher Sanchez
Pablo Olivares
Chaparro
RBI
Olivares
Dermis Garcia
Wagaman
Yankees
Lebron
Caffee Park
Hernandez
Wilinis
Ort
Emery
2017 NBA Draft Picks June 22 Brooklyn First Round
A compact recap lists first round selections with team trade origins led by Markelle Fultz to Philadelphia, Lonzo Ball to Los Angeles, and Jayson Tatum to Boston. It tracks pick numbers, player positions, schools, and noting several trades across franchises.
Tennis summer clinics at Bluefield State for youth
Bluefield State tennis coach Louie Belt hosts summer clinics at Bluefield City Courts for ages 7 12 and 13 18. Little Giants meet Tue Wed Thu 4 5 15 pm from June 20 to August 10 with fees 125 for one day 205 for two days 250 for all three. Tournament Champions meet same days 5 15 7 pm with fees 175 295 or 350. For info call 304 887 4007 or belt at bluefieldstate.edu.
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Bluefield State
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Little Giants
Belt
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USPTA
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Bluefieldstate.edu
Olander aims to grow with Bluefield after Jays look
Connecticut left hander Olander talks about his path to the Blue Jays organization and Bluefield with coachable notes on height and pitch repertoire. He recalls a zero ERA over 10 1/3 innings last season and credit to fielders and staff. He describes Cleveland area roots and a political science major turning toward a pitching career in West Virginia. He notes plans to start as reliever to build strength and learn defense, while praising the Blue Jays organization and coaching staff.
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Dennis Holmberg
Antonio Caveres
Holmberg
GCL
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Kemba Walker
Huskies
Butler
Shabazz Napier
Ryan Boatright
Uconn
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Jim Calhoun
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