Friday Sports Television and Local Prep Schedule
A packed broadcast and local prep slate spans Friday with Pro baseball games on WGN FSN and radio, MLS action on ESPN2, IndyCar and boxing on ESPN2, NASCAR practice in Mexico City, and multiple prep events across Kansas including baseball softball golf and track in Barton County, Ulysses, Holcomb, Grinnell, Wichita County, Scott City, Pratt, Hugoton, and Goodland.
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Auto Racing 2008 NASCAR Schedule and Standings
The AP lists the 2008 Sprint Cup schedule with dates from February to November across tracks in Daytona Talladega Richmond Darlington Concord Dover Pocono Michigan Sonoma London Joliet Bristol Fontana and Homestead plus a driver standings table led by Kyle Busch and Jeff Burton and a companion list of early season race results and eastern central and western conference basketball scores and schedules.
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Transactions Wednesday’s Sports Transactr
National and American leagues report player moves and injuries across MLB NBA WNBA football and hockey. Key names include Jeff idelson Alex Cora Reggie Willits Alfonso Soriano Kurt Birkins Matt Petrusek Serge Samsonov and Frank Martin with teams like Red Sox Angels Cubs Nationals and Jets noted through documented call ups signings and suspensions.
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West Tennessee
Tampa Bay Rays
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Kurt Birkins
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Alfonso Soriano
Eric Patterson
Iowa
Washington Nationals
Wil Nieves
Columbus
Chris Schroder
Buffalo Bisons
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Jeff Natale
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Syracuse Chiefs
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Brandon Sing
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Gary Southshore Railcats
Gerald Plexico
Billy Thomas
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Navonda Moore
Marita Payne
NEW York Liberty
Kia Wright
Megan Darrah
Jacksonville Jaguars
Lamont Thompson
Kansas City Chiefs
John Pati Foschi
Philadelphia Eagles
Richmond McGee
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Penguins finish first round sweep of Senators in playoffs
Evgeni Malkin and Jarko Ruutu scored in the second period as the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-1 to complete a four game series sweep. Sidney Crosby added an empty net goal with 7.5 seconds left and Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 21 shots for Pittsburgh. This marked the Penguins first playoff series win since 2001 and their first sweep in 16 years.
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Gomez
Patrik Elias
Mike Mottau
Ford to take over Oklahoma State basketball role
Oklahoma State hires Ford to replace Sean Sutton as head coach in Stillwater. Ford, formerly Massachusetts coach, will be introduced at a news conference after a career intertwined with Eddie and Sean Sutton, including NCAA tournament runs and Final Four appearances.
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