Baseball triple-header and midweek slate details
The scoreboard lists multiple games with matchups and starting pitchers for evening and Wednesday lineups including Yankees at Indians and White Sox at Tigers. The slate features Texas versus Minnesota Seattle vs Tampa Bay Oakland vs Baltimore Kansas City against Anaheim with several 9:05 p.m. starts and 6:05 p.m. starts across Cleveland Detroit Seattle Oakland Toronto and Boston.
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Global Sports Schedule From Baseball to Olympics
Daily sports slate lists baseball games including Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs 9 p.m. on FOXSN and Kansas City at Anaheim at 9 p.m. on FOXSN, boxing at Minneapolis 9 p.m. on ESPN2, and extensive Little League World Series pool play from Williamsport and nearby venues with teams Willemstad Curacao Saipan Ottawa Kutno Richmond Preston Kaohsiung Redmond Owensboro Panama City. Olympic events in Athens cover equestrian diving track field and team sports with multiple broadcasts on CNBC BRAVO NBC MSNBC ESPN2 and ESPN across daytime and late night slots.
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MLB Scores and Standings From Tonight’s Games
Kansas City beat Anaheim 9 to 4 with May taking the loss and Colon earning the win. Pickering 3 and Guiel 5 provided KC homers while Guerrero 28 and Guillen 25 led Anaheim. Mariners Suzuki leads American League batting at .369 with Mora and Durazo in top tiers.
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Angels blank Royals as Guerrero Guillen homer burst leads streak
Streaking Angels dominate Kansas City 14th win in 18 games. Bartolo Colon retired two singles through seven, Guerrero and Guillen hit consecutive pitches for homers, boosting Anaheim to a 9-0 lead.
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Zambrano almost. Cubs win as no-hitter ends
Carlos Zambrano felt confident he could throw a no-hitter but Geoff Jenkins ended it with a fair line drive in the seventh as the Cubs defeated the Brewers 3-2. Zambrano earned the win with nine strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings. In other games Phil Nevin drove in five for San Diego against New York, Giovanni Carrara spoiled Los Angeles’ rally in Montreal, Beltran joined 30-30 club in Houston, and Alex Cintron delivered a ninth-inning RBI for Arizona.
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Home Run Leaders and Key Batting Totals Snapshot
A compact tally from a baseball statistics list: RUNS with top players Sheffield Boston Guerrero Anaheim Damon Detroit Mora Baltimore Lawton Cleveland Crawford Tampa Bay. RBI leaders include Tejada and Ortiz Boston. HiTS show Suzuki Seattle and M Young Texas among top. Doubles, Triples, and Home Runs list signatures like Belliard and Mamirez Boston.
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Baseball stats and Little League World Series glance
Statistical leaders across batting, RBIs and home runs list Bonds Loretta and Pujols with top marks. St. Louis, San Francisco and Colorado players dominate key categories while the Little League World Series pools unfold across West to Pacific regions with daily matchups and times.
Berroa Recalled by Royals After Minor League Stint
Shortstop Angel Berroa, 2003 AL Rookie of the Year, is recalled by Kansas City after a brief Minor League assignment to Wichita. He went 0-for-4 in his return game, batting .247 with five homers and 30 RBIs this season.
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Northern Colorado hires Hinrichs as AD
Northern Colorado named Jay Hinrichs its athletic director designating Aug. 30 start. Hinrichs, previously Kansas associate athletic director and facilities planning chief, told boosters at Coors Field about leading UNC from Division II to I. He succeeds Jim Fallis who left May 1 for Northern Arizona.
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Stanley Cup Missing From Air Canada Flight
The Stanley Cup vanished on a Vancouver to Fort St. John flight when airline officials removed it due to weight limits, briefly disappearing over the weekend in British Columbia.
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Tampa Bay Lightning
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Rivers signs six year deal with Chargers for 40.5 million
AP reports rookie quarterback Philip Rivers ends holdout and agrees to terms on a six year contract with the San Diego Chargers totaling 40.5 million. The deal secures Rivers as a key new starter for the team.
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