Auto Racing 2007 NASCAR Nextel Cup Schedule
Comprehensive NASCAR Nextel Cup schedule and standings listing races from Budweiser Shootout to Ford 400 along with driver point totals led by Jeff Gordon and Jeff Burton. Includes race locations in Daytona Beach Fontana Las Vegas Bristol Martinsville Fort Worth and more with top drivers such as Tony Stewart Jimmie Johnson Kevin Harvick Carl Edwards Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch. Also lists 2006 Indy Racing and 2007 Formula One schedules with key drivers.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Tony Stewart
Kevin Harvick
Fontana
Calif
Matt Kenseth
Las Vegas
Jimmie Johnson
Hampton
Bristol
Tenn
Kyle Busch
Martinsville
Samsung
Fort Worth
Texas
Jeff Burton
Avondale
Ariz
Jeff Gordon
Talladega
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Darlington
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Sports and tennis slate with multiple broadcast times
A packed schedule lists baseball at 6 30 pm on TBS from Atlanta to Philadelphia, boxing at 7 30 pm on ESPN2 with Rob Calloway versus Terry Smith from Springfield Missouri, NFL preseason at 7 pm on CBS Buffalo at New Orleans, PGA Championship second round in Tulsa, Oklahoma on TNT, ATP Rogers Masters quarterfinals at 12 30 pm on ESPN2, WTA USS Open quarterfinals at 10 30 pm on ESPN2, and radio baseball Minnesota at Kansas City on KIUL with varied start times.
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Oct 21 Brazilian Grand Prix and Major League Baseball Scores
From Sao Paulo results show Hamilton leading McLaren Mercedes with Alonso second and Raikkonen third, Massa fourth, then BMW Sauber and Renault with other drivers listed. The baseball section lists American League leaders and a slate of games with results across Tampa Bay, Detroit, Kansas City, Minnesota, Seattle, Cleveland, Chicago, Oakland, New York and Toronto, plus schedule details and later NL scores and standings.
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Fernando Alonso
Sakhir
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Wednesday Basketball Scores and Schedule Summary
Detroit beat Seattle 97 70 and Phoenix defeated New York 97 86. San Antonio 72 61 over Sacramento with games listed for tonight including Indiana at Detroit and Houston at San Antonio. Hole-in-one reports from Southwind and Cimarron Valley detail Lee Stapleton Leroy Linnebar and witnesses. American League notes include Orioles recalling RHP Jim Hoey from Norfolk with a contract purchase.
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Fantasy draft values and player updates for 2007
Week summary highlights Ryan Zimmerman top in hits with 14 and second in RBIs at 11. Other notes include sleeper Rex Grossman and Yankees hurler Pedro Martinez rehab prospects, plus Chicago White Sox Bobby Jenks strong start and several fantasy-relevant position players across NFL and MLB.
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Ryan Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Garrett Atkins
Pro Sports Teams Update From MLB to NCAA
A sweeping set of transactions across MLB teams includes Mike Redman to Boston, Brandon Moss to Pawtucket, Chris Gomez claimed by Cleveland, Mike Rouse sent to Buffalo, and Fernando Cabrera released. Shin-Soo Choo assigned to Indians. Tigers activate Marcus Thames and option Mike Heisman. Mariners acquire John Parrish from Baltimore for Sebastien Boucher. Jays agree to terms with Kyle Gilligan. Reds option Todd Coffey to IL. Rockies place Jason Hirsh on 15 day DL and move Alvin Colina. Rodrigo Lopez DL, Clint Barmes recalled, Geronimo Gil contract purchased. Marlins recall Ross Wolf. Dodgers acquire Mark Sweeney for PTBNL. Phillies acquire Russell Branyan, Geary to Ottawa. Padres designate David Wells, activate Chris. Cardinals purchase Rick Ankiel, Spiezio placed on restricted list. Edmonton Cracker-Cats release Rivard. In other sports, Celtics sign Pollard and House, Heat sign Hardaway. Jaguars sign Jackson. Buccaneers place Alstott on IR. CFL names Assimakopoun, Argonauts list Damon Allen. AFL Chicago Rush hires McMillen. ECHL Reading Royals sign, Generals sign Fitters, MON Valley Thunder sign Hahey and others, Valley Forge Freedom names Pascian. NLL Arizona Sting signs two forwards. USOC names Burton chief marketing officer. Albany and Army announce coaching updates. Cleveland State and Denison announce wrestling and softball staff. Eastern Washington offensive coach named.
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Norfolk
Boston Red Sox
Brandon Moss
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Chris Gomez
Baltimore
Mike Rouse
Buffalo
Fernando Cabrera
Shin-Soo Choo
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Marcus Thames
Mike Heisman
Toledo
Seattle Mariners
John Parrish
Sebastien Boucher
Toronto Blue Jays
Kyle Gilligan
Cincinnati Reds
Todd Coffey
Colorado Rockies
Jason Hirsh
Alvin Colina
Colorado Springs
Rodrigo Lopez
Clint Barmes
Geronimo Gil
Florida Marlins
Ross Wolf
Albuquerque
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Mark Sweeney
San Francisco
Philadelphia Phillies
Russell Branyan
Cleveland
Geoff Geary
Ottawa
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David Wells
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ST. Louis Cardinals
Rick Ankiel
Memphis
Scott Spiezio
Northern Edmonton Cracker-Cats
Reggie Rivard
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Scot Pollard
Eddie House
Miami Heat
Penny Hardawa
Jacksonville Jaguars
Chris Jackson
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Mike Alstott
Canadian Football League
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Matt Walker
American Hockey League
Binghamton Senators
Greg Mauldin
Jeremy Yablonski
Reading Royals
Taylor Christie
International Hockey League
Flint Generals
Shawn Fitters
Mid-Atlantic Hockey League
MON Valley Thunder
K.C
Hahey
Jim Matthews
Michael Jordan
Richert
Colin Goodwin
Kevin Rainey
Valley Forge Freedom
Chris Pascian
National Lacrosse League
Arizona Sting
Joel Wilson
Dave Cutten
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Rick Burton
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Jon Holtz
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Tiffany Orban
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Fantasy Football Roundup: receivers shine in evolving offenses
Reggie Brown shows promise in a favorable spot, Joey Galloway remains productive with an improved QB situation, and Deion Branch remains the primary target in Seattle. Braylon Edwards returns to full health with a better QB situation, Vincent Jackson is a breakout candidate, while Chris Cooley faces a limited role. Tony Gonzalez starts anew as Kellen Winslow recovers, signaling a solid slate of pass catching options across teams.
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