Baseball Scores and Standings in the American League
Scores from Wednesdays show Baltimore 6 Chicago White Sox 4 in 10 innings, Cleveland 10 Detroit 3, New York Yankees 9 Los Angeles Angels 3, Toronto 8 Oakland 4, Tampa Bay 8 Kansas City 7, Seattle 4 Texas 3, and Minnesota 5 Boston 2. Today's games feature KC at Tampa Bay, Oakland at Toronto, and more with a full slate later. Major leaders include batting AdGonzalez Boston at .351 and pitching Verlander Detroit at 16-5 with 186 strikeouts.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules Narrow MLB Day
MLB slate lists daily matchups with Niese, Nolasco and other aces set to pitch. NL leaders Reyes and Reyes anchor the batting. Pujols and Fielder pace the home run chart while Kemp and Kemp star in RBIs and doubles.
Basketball Schedule Highlights for Thursday Night
No games are on the docket Thursday. Matchups include San Antonio at Connecticut at 6 30 p m Atlanta at Phoenix at 9 p m Tulsa at Seattle at 9 p m New York at Washington at 6 p m Minnesota at Chicago at 7 30 p m and Phoenix at Los Angeles at 9 30 p m.
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TV and Radio Today Schedule Highlights
A dense lineup of sports coverage across ESPN ESPN2 TNT and FSN with World Series regional semifinals finals and previews. Pro events include NFL preseason games PGA Championship rounds and WTA Rogers Cup actions from venues in Indianapolis San Bernardino Bristol Montreal Toronto and more.
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Rays rally to beat Royals 8 7 in ninth comeback
Tampa Bay erased a four run deficit in the ninth as Sam Fuld tied the game with a triple and scored on an error to give the Rays an 8 7 victory over Kansas City. Melky Cabrera homered and drove in five for the Royals in his debut for Omaha.
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On Tap 1 Next Week Schedule Card
Listed games include Seattle at San Diego 7 p.m. Monday San Diego hosts Seattle while Denver plays Dallas at 7 30 p.m. and Arizona visits Oakland at 9 p.m. The schedule also shows Cincinnati at Detroit Miami at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Washington Tampa Bay at Kansas City San Francisco at New Orleans Green Bay at Cleveland Buffalo at Chicago Minnesota at Tennessee Indianapolis at St Louis N Y Giants at Carolina and N Y Jets at Houston all with 7 p.m. or 6 30 p.m. or 7 p.m. starts.
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American Conference East Preseason NFL Standings
National Football League preseason standings for the American Conference East. Highlights teams as they enter exhibition play, with expected order and potential impact on upcoming regular season positioning.
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Notable sports milestones across decades in one record
Aug 11 1943 Hambletonian heats feature Vol o Song Ben White. 1948 Demon Hanover Hoyt wins Hambletonian straight heats. 1970 Jim Bunning 100 wins both leagues first since Cy Young. 1974 Lee Trevino PGA champ by one stroke. 1979 Peter Haughton wins International Trot Doublemint. 1984 Sebastian Coe Olympic 1500m record 3 32 53. 1985 Hubert Green PGA champ by two. 1986 Bob Tway PGA final hole bunker shot win. 1991 John Daly PGA champ 1 under 71. 1995 Michael Johnson 200m 19 79 200m 400m double. 1996 Mark Brooks wins PGA playoff. 2002 Karrie Webb completes Super Slam. 2008 Michael Phelps second gold in Beijing 400 free relay.
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Hubert Green
Bob Tway
Greg Norman
John Daly
Bruce Lietzke
Michael Johnson
Mark Brooks
Kenny Perry
Karrie Webb
Webb
Beijing
Michael Phelps
Jason Lezak
U.S
Isner, Federer Lead Montreal Open Roundups
At Uniprix Stadium in Montreal a Masters 1000 event with a $3 million purse opens. First round highlights include Isner beating Baghdatis 6-3 6-4 and Djokovic topping Davydenko 7-5 6-1, while doubles feature Murray siblings over Chvojka–Duclos 6-2 2-6 10-7.
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Serbia
Nikolay Davydenko
Russia
Richard Gasquet
France
Thomaz Bellucci
Brazil
Ivan Dodig
Croatia
Rafael Nadal
Mardy Fish
Marin Cilic
Juan Martin del Potro
Argentina
Ernests Gulbis
Latvia
Michael Llodra
Janko Tipsarevic
Viktor Troicki
Andy Murray
Jamie Murray
Britain
Erik Chvojka
Pierre-Ludovic Duclos
Canada
Sergiy Stakhovsky
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Mikhail Youzhny
Pablo Andujar
Gael Monfils
Transactions recap from Wednesday sports trades
Baseball moves include Salvador Perez contract purchase by Kansas City and Brayan Pena on paternity leave list. Angels move Francisco Rodriguez to 60-day DL. Mariners sign Carter Capps. Rays place Justin Ruggiano on 15-day DL and call Reid Brignac from Durham. Rockies sign Kevin Millwood and call up Edgar Gonzalez. Lindstrom to 15-day DL. Ian Stewart optioned. Cardinals place Lance Lynn on 15-day DL. Allen Craig activated. Minor leagues see multiple signings and releases. In other leagues, Nets name Milton Lee GM of minor operations. Ravens waive Hakeem Moore. Jaguars sign Tony Moll. Chiefs claim Todd Carter and sign Keary Colbert.
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Reds Clip Rockies 3-2 Behind Three Solo Homers
Cincinnati rides three solo blasts led by Joey Votto to topple Colorado 3-2 as Mike Leake earns win and the Reds turn four double plays to stifle rallies. Edgar Renteria and Jay Bruce join Votto with homers off Kevin Millwood in his return to the majors.
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