Baseball scoreboard and schedule fragment
The page lists multiple MLB games with teams and starters, scores, and upcoming fixtures across the American and National Leagues. It includes matchups such as Seattle at Minnesota and New York at Chicago, plus division standings and Friday schedules with listed pitchers like Mussina, Elarton, and Garland.
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Wide Sports Schedule Mix Hits ESPN and Fox Coverage
A dense listing of multiple sports events across channels and times. IRL and baseball action feature Dodgers at Braves, packed with boxing matchups, golf rounds, Little League World Series games, NFL preseason, ATP and WTA tennis rounds, auto racing practice and races, plus race coverage across SPEED TGC and ESPN2 with regional showings.
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Cubs at Colorado and other MLB, MLS lines
MLB matchups listed including Cubs at Colorado and several National League and American League games with pitchers and records. Also notes Western conference pro soccer schedule with Phoenix Houston Minnesota Seattle San Antonio Sacramento Phoenix Detroit LA.
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Transactions spread across MLB NBA NFL and NHL actions
Baseball notes include Davey Johnson named U S World Cup field manager with Eckstein Radinsky and May Jr as staff. Olerud activated for Red Sox. Youkilis sent to Pawtucket. Indians claim Young off waivers. Cruceta designated. Tigers place Guillen on DL. Pena recalled. Brewers place Clark on DL. Fielder recalled. Mets recall Jacobs. Santiago DFA. WNBA Sparks fire coach Henry Bibby. Panthers extend Morgan. Bears sign Moses. Bengals sign Pollack. Packers waive Curtin. Jaguars sign Hill. Wilder trade. Anderson released. NHL Ducks hire Newell Brown. Bruins re sign Green. Avalanche sign Leschyshyn. Panthers sign Stumpel. Kings sign Stephenson. Devils sign Alexander.
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Multiple N Hires and Signings Hit Pro and College Sports
A jumble of roster moves across NHL teams and colleges includes New York Islanders signing R W Masi Marjamaki to a three year deal while New York Rangers ink Chris Holt and add Petr Prucha and Hannu Pikkarainen. Coyotes sign Curtis Joseph for one year. Penguins add David Koci. Canucks sign Anson Carter. Capitals sign Chris Bourque to a three year contract and re sign Dwayne Zinger. College updates feature Alcorn State Yolanda Brown as volleyball coach and numerous coaching appointments at Ball State Baruch Brown Duquesne East Stroudsburg George Mason Grand Valley State Gustavus Houston Baptist James Madison Lenoir Rhyne Mars Hill Manhattanville McNeese State Missouri St Louis Quinnipiac Rhode Island St Bonaventure Spring Hill Stanford Temple Trinity Texas UNC Greensboro Winston Salem Tenth line includes numerous assistant coaches and staff changes across many schools.
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NHL Games Move to OLN With Two Year Deal
New York AP reports the NHL will air on Outdoor Life Network for at least two seasons after Comcast Corp secured a two year deal worth 65 million this season and 70 million in 2006 07. ESPN declined to match, ending its bid after resuming NHL broadcasts in 1992.
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Mexico closes in on 06 World Cup after Costa Rica win
Jared Borgetti tied the national record with his 36th goal as Mexico beat Costa Rica 2-0 at Azteca Stadium. Borgetti struck in the 62nd minute after a scramble, followed by Francisco Fonseca’s 85th minute goal off a save error by Jose Francisco Porras. Mexico leads the CONCACAF table at 5-0-1, one point ahead of the United States.
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Federer advances at Cincinnati amid serving struggles
In Mason Ohio Roger Federer edged Nicolas Kiefer 4-6 6-4 6-4 in the Cincinnati Masters second round. Andy Roddick defeated Juan Carlos Ferrero in a tight match 6-7 7-6 6-? Hewitt defeated Greg Rusedski 1-6 7-5 6-?
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Henin-Hardenne Wins Rogers Cup Opener in Toronto
Belgian star Justine Henin-Hardenne defeated Argentine qualifier Mariana Diaz-Oliva 6-1 6-3 in Toronto to advance at the Rogers Cup.
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