Baseball and NBA scores from Tuesday and schedule notes
Recap of baseball results including Texas Tampa Bay Cleveland Toronto Baltimore Los Angeles Pittsburgh Minnesota Yankees Philadelphia Arizona Oakland Colorado Seattle Chicago White Sox Cubs San Francisco Cincinnati Boston Atlanta San Diego Milwaukee and more. Also lists current and upcoming spring training games with venues in Florida Arizona and Nevada, plus times and matchups for Thursday.
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Boxing Fight Schedule From Associated Press
Boxing schedule lists national TV cards from March 29 to May 9 including Nick Acevedo versus Vince Phillips in Las Vegas at 10 rounds and Attila Levin versus Ron Guerrero for 10 rounds in Reading Pennsylvania. Also features welterweight title bout Andrew Lewis against Ricardo Mayorga in Reading and other notes on matches, venues, and TV coverage.
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Baseball and Football Player Movements Across Leagues
A wide slate of roster moves across MLB, NFL, NBA AFL, CFL, hockey, racing, and college noting DL placements, recalls, waivers, signings, trades, and leadership changes. Teams include Angels, Orioles, Indians, Reds, Twins, Browns, Lions, Packers, Texans, Vikings, Saints, Arena teams, CFL BC, NHL, CHL, ECHL, U.S. ski body, and Michigan State.
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Detroit Lions
Germane Crowell
Kelvin Pritchett
Green Bay Packers
Rufus French
Houston Texans
Tony Simmons
Shakim Akbar
Minnesota Vikings
David Alien
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Arena Football League
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Mike Osuna
Chris Brymer
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Clint Dolezel
Indiana Firebirds
Brian Creel
Quincy Jackson
NEW Jersey Gladiators
James Bowden
Dennison Robinson
Pete Ohnegian
Jeremy Wilkinson
NHL Standings and Schedule Summary
Eastern Conference leaders Boston and Philadelphia top their divisions with strong point totals and goal counts. The NHL card lists team records, goal totals, and remaining schedule matchups across all divisions, followed by late evening games and key interconference pairings.
NASCAR leaders Through March 24 points and money totals
The standings show Sterling Marlin leading the points with 931, followed by Matt Kenseth 832 and Rusty Wallace 815. Money leaders list Ward Burton at 1,856,927 dollars and Elliott Sadler at 1,313,415, with Sterling Marlin third at 1,210,024. Jeff Gordon sits eighth with 866,468 dollars and notable names include Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch among top earners.
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Television highlights include NBA NHL boxing and tennis events
Highlights list the March 27 2002 TV slate with NBA games New Jersey at Philadelphia and San Antonio at Portland TNT ESPN coverage of NHL Philadelphia at New York Rangers and U S vs Germany in Rostock. Also tennis Nasdaq 100 Open quarterfinals plus later prizefights featuring De La Hoya Vargas Trinidad Calvo Hamed Freitas Attah and Lewis Tyson across May June events.
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Waltrip to drive again in truck race
Darrell Waltrip, retired from driving, will return for the Advance Auto Parts 250 Craftsman Truck Series race at Martinsville on April 13. He teams with former crew chief Jeff Hammond, driving a No 17 Dodge sponsored by Duck Head Footwear for co owners Jim Harris and Mark Melling on the 0.526 mile oval.
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Packers sign All-Pro Johnson to multiyear contract
The Green Bay Packers signed two time Pro Bowl defensive end Joe Johnson to a multiyear deal believed to average around 5 million per season with a roughly 6 million signing bonus. Johnson, 29, adds veteran pass rush to pair with Vonnie Holliday, aiming to strengthen a unit led by defensive leadership and a history dating to Reggie White era.
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Bluefield College shuts out Emory & Henry 6 0
Bluefield College fresh man hurler Kirby Hamilton threw a three hit shutout over seven innings to beat Emory & Henry 6 0 at Tazewell High School. Hamilton needed 64 pitches as BC scored three runs in the first. Cody Hollingshead doubled and drove in two runs, Luis Cordero doubled and scored twice, and Jim Mazzolla had two hits in the win which left BC at 7 14 while next facing King College in Appalachian Athletic Conference play in Bristol.
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Lady Vols Gutsy Run Stalls at Final Four Bid Loss to Huskies
Tennessee fell short of a national title as Connecticut beat the Lady Vols 86-72 in a January meeting and the Huskies sealed a return to the title game. The Lady Vols, led by veteran leaders, navigated a tense season with uneven defense and late rally efforts.
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Kristen Clement
Semeka Randall
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Gwen Jackson
April McDivitt
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Graham G Men crush Tazewell 8 0 in opener at East River
East River soccer complex saw Graham G Men blank Tazewell 8 to 0 as Greg DeGray scored six goals, Chris Smith and Jay Mercke each added one. Mercke praised the defense after the win. Graham set to face Richlands at Lincolnshire Park with JV at 5 30 and varsity at 7. In JV Tuesday Graham shutout Tazewell 6 0.
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