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Tuesday through Sunday games list team matchups with pitchers and scores, including Kansas City 2 LA Angels 0 and Yankees 4 Phillies 2, plus late games in Washington Tampa Bay San Diego Texas and others. Also notes Sunday scores Washington 8 Philadelphia 6 and Monday results Yankees 4 Phillies 2 and Mets 4. Series details include numerous pitcher records and game times across MLB venues.
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Sports Weeknight Broadcasts and World Cup Schedule
June 26 lineup includes WHIS radio sportsline and TV coverage across AVP in Issaquah Washington. College World Series Game 2 features Oregon State and Arkansas in Omaha. MLB games include Washington at Tampa Bay and Cubs at Dodgers. World Cup group stage matches span Denmark France Australia Peru Nigeria Argentina Iceland Croatia in various Russian venues with Arkansas and Oregon State tied to a rain-postponed Championship Series.
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Serbia
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World Cup Schedule Details from Group Stages to Finals
Tournament timetable lists matches across Russia from June 26 to July 18. Includes group pairings such as Panama versus Tunisia and England versus Belgium, venues in Volgograd Samara Kazan Rostov and more, with dates, times, and progression to quarterfinals semifinals and final.
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NASCAR Leaders and Cup Points Through June 24
NASCAR Cup points show Kyle Busch leading with 898 followed by Kevin Harvick 624 and Joey Logano 584. Brad Keselowski 554 Martin Truex Jr 548 Clint Bowyer 544 Kurt Busch 524 Denny Hamlin 505 Kyle Larson 472 Aric Almirola 471 Ryan Blaney 468 AJ Allmendinger 419 Chase Elliott 411 Eric Jones 376 Alex Bowman 363 Ricky Stenhouse Jr 346 Paul Menard 388 Austin Dillon 313 Daniel Suarez 296 William Byron 289. Xfinity Series leaders through June 17 show Elton Sadler 504 Cole Custer 500 Daniel Hemric 497 Tyler Reddick 473 Christopher Bell 471 Justin Allgaier 453 Brandon Jones 431 Ryan Truex 408 Matt Tift 379 Ryan Reed 354 Austin Cindric 347 Ross Chastain 291 Spencer Gallagher 277 John Hunter Nemechek 278 Michael Annett 257.
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Clint Bowyer
Kurt Busch
Denny Hamlin
Kyle Larson
Aric Amitola
Ryan Blaney
Vlimmie Johnson
Chase Ellen
Eric Jones
Alex Bowman
Ricky Stenhousen
Paul Menard
Austin Dilon
Daniel Suarez
Willan Byron
Elton Sadler
Cole Custer
Daniel Hemric
Tyler Reddick
Christopher Bell
Justin Allgaier
Brandon Jones
Ryan Truex
Mat Tift
Ryan Reed
Austin Cindris
Ross Chastain
Spencer Gallagher
John Hunter Nemechek
Michael Annet
PGA Tour Statistics FedExCun Season Leaders List
Dustin Johnson tops FedExCup standings with 1988.393 points while Justin Rose and Jason Day follow. Scoring averages show Johnson and Rose near the top. driving distance leaders include Mulinax Mullroy Finau and others. Driving accuracy and greens in regulation highlight Stenson, Spieth, and Watson among season leaders. All-Around ranking places Johnson ahead of Thomas and Fowler with Day in the top ten.
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Dustin Johnson
Dustin Thomas
Bubba Watson
Justin Rose
Jason Day
Bryson DeChambeau
Patrick Reed
Phil Mickelson
Patton Kizzite
Webb Simpson
Henry Stenson
Justin Thomas
Paul Casey
Tommy Fleetwoed
Brooks Koepka
Steve Stricker
Trey Mulinax
Rory Mullroy
Tony Finau
Luke List
Gary Woodland
Tom Lovelady
Keth Mitchell
Henrik Stenson
Ryan Armour
Kyle Stanley
Ryan Moore
Brian Sward
Jim Furyk
Chez Reavie
Manhew Fitzpatrick
Ku Choi
Emiliane Grille
Henrik
Greg Chalmers
Sam Burns
Johnson Wagner
Kevin Eisner
Peter Mainatt
Brian Harman
Seamus Power
Jon Rabin
Justin Fiose
Brooks Keenka
Jordan Spieth
Chesson Hatley
Eagles
Conrad Shinder
Rata Cabrera Bello
Tony Finn
Khadech Aphibarmrat
Kevin Na
Hudson Swatterd
Ben Crane
Louis Oosthuizen
Rob Oppenheim
Rory Sabbatini
Whee Kim
Rickie Fowler
Tommy Fleetwood
Jon Rahm
Hideki Matsuyama
Patek Cantlay
Harden named NBA MVP after stellar Rockets season
SANTA MONICA, Calif. AP James Harden of the Houston Rockets won the NBA Most Valuable Player award. He joined Michael Jordan as the only players to average at least 20 points eight assists five rebounds and 1.7 steals. Harden led the league in scoring, three pointers and four 50 point games, guiding Houston to 65 wins and defeating LeBron James and Anthony Davis for the trophy. He thanked his mother on stage.
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Anthony to opt in for $28 million with Thunder
Carmelo Anthony will opt in and take the $28 million due next season with Oklahoma City Thunder. The 34 year old, 19th all time in points, averaged 16.2 points last season after joining in a trade with Paul George and Russell Westbrook. The move followed reports from The New York Times and confirmation to AP.
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Golden State
Rays roll past Nationals as Snell chases no-hitter
Rays rout Nationals 11-0 in St. Petersburg led by Blake Snell who carried a no-hitter into the seventh, Kevin Kiermaier homered for a slam in the second, and Wilson Ramos hit two homers. Jake Bauers collected four hits as Tampa Bay secured a fourth straight win.
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Jake Bauers
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Trea Turner
Bryce Harper
Anthony Rendon
Washington
Kiermaier
Gio Gonzalez
Justin Verlander
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Orioles
Dee Gordon
Seattle
Denard Span
Felix Hernandez
Edwin Diaz
Jonathan Schoop
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