Baseball scores and Tuesday results across MLB schedule
Detroit 9 Kansas City 1 Oakland 5 Cleveland 0 New York 11 Toronto 5 Seattle at Boston postponed rain Texas 4 Minnesota 3 Chicago White Sox 7 Baltimore 5 Tampa Bay 10 Los Angeles Angels 3. Today's games Kansas City at Detroit Seattle at Boston Tampa Bay at Los Angeles Angels Oakland at Cleveland New York at Toronto Seattle at Boston Minnesota at Texas Baltimore at Chicago White Sox. Thursday games Oakland at Cleveland Detroit at Toronto Minnesota at Texas Baltimore at Chicago White Sox.
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TV and radio sport lineup and results across leagues
ESPN2 carries MLB and women’s basketball game 1 with Los Angeles at Seattle. Little League World Series schedule lists multiple games and scores. Baseball scores include Cubs 5 and Washington 4 in 16 innings, Mets 6 over Florida 5, Dodgers 5 over Milwaukee 3, and others. MLB preview matchups include Cubs at Washington and Houston at Philadelphia with starter notes. WNBA conference semifinals feature Washington, Atlanta, New York, Indiana, Seattle, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Antonio with game times. Pro football kicks off with Colts at Packers. Pro tennis on ESPN2 rounds out the day with international and U.S. championships.
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Major NFL Preseason Schedule and Local Sports Cardi
The listing covers NFL preseason games including St Louis at New England and Dallas at Houston with multiple other matchups through Oct. It also lists college teams Kansas State and Kansas Jayhawks schedules, local GCCC Broadbusters events, and Pilot Pen Tennis results at Yale New Haven with men’s singles results. Evgeny Korolev defeats Michael Berrer 6-4 7-5 in the second round at the U S Open Series event in New Haven.
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Kazakhstan
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GCCC Sports Lineup and Tennis Results Across Events
A crowded slate features GCCC competitions in college volleyball against Yavapai and Chandler-Gilbert at Lamar College, plus multiple soccer matchups at Barton County and Memorial Stadium. Tennis results highlight notable victories including Istomin and Golubev in tight sets, while professional sports briefs report roster moves and suspensions across MLB NBA and NFL.
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Rockies rapper Braves 5 2 in Colorado win
Colorado tops Atlanta 5-2 as Jorge De La Rosa goes seven innings and Carlos Gonzalez hits his 26th homer. Seth Smith adds a homer, Eric Young totals a career high three hits, and Huston Street seals the save. Rockies improved to 20 games over .500 at Coors Field and eye road games to reach the postseason.
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Porcello Dominates Royals as Tigers Run Win Streak Hits Five
Detroit pitchers Porcello and Schlereth shut down Kansas City in a 9-1 win. Porcello allowed two hits over seven shutout innings with 4 strikeouts and one walk. Raburn homered, Kaaihue went deep for the Royals, Davies struggled, and Detroit extended its winning streak to five games.
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