Baseball Scoreboard Shows Interleague and AL Games
The scoreboard lists multiple baseball games across leagues with matchups including New York Toronto Tampa Bay and Oakland at Toronto. It notes various pitchers and game start times from shortly after 6 p.m. to 9:05 p.m. Friday’s games feature Cleveland at New York Yankees Detroit at Tampa Bay Boston at Baltimore and more with standsouts like Halladay Wasdin Saarioos Garland and Washburn among others.
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Mill
Oakland
Harden
Toronto
Chacin
Detroi
Douglass
Tampa Bay
McClung
Minnesota
Lohse
Kansas City
Lima
Seattle
Pineiro
Angels
Colon
Cleveland
Lee
N.Y
Yankees
Wang
Detroit
Robertson
Kazmir
Boston
Arroyo
Baltimore
Ponson
National Basketball Association
New York
Charlotte
Los Angeles
Phoenix
San Antonio
Washington
Connecticut
Houston
Indiana
Uncasville
Conn
Sports Almanac Style Night Of Prime Time Broadcasts
Baseball games including Boston at Baltimore or Detroit at Tampa Bay at 6 p.m. on ESPN, Cubs at Braves at 7 p.m. on FSN WGN, plus further baseball and golf events across 12:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. across USA TGC ESPN2 OLN SPEED and KTUL 1240 AM with tours from Bridgeport to Glasgow and Joliet to Sylvania.
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ESPN
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Tampa Bay
TBS
WGN
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
FSN
Minnesota
Kansas City
TGC
Bridgeport
W.va
USA
Dearborn
Mich
Silvis, I
Silverstone
England
Joliet, Ill
Joliet Ill
Sparta
ESPN2
Emmanuel Augustus
Ray Oliveira
Hampton Beach
N.H
Luneville
France
Karlsruhe
Germany
Dew Action Sports
Baseball and cycling results from major leagues and race
MLB card lists multiple day games among Cubs at Braves Mets at Nationals Dodgers at Rockies and more with pitchers and line scores while cycling coverage highlights 113.7 mile Chambord to Montargis race top finishers led by Robbie McEwen Tom Boonen and Thor Hushovd plus overall standings led by Lance Armstrong with a long list of riders and teams throughout the field.
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Chambord
Montargis
Robbie McEwen
Australia
Davitamon-Lotto
Tom Boonen
Belgium
Quick Step
Thor Hushovd
Norway
Credit Agricole
Stuart O'Grady
Cofidis
Angelo Furlan
Italy
Domina Vacanze
Allan Davis
Liberty Seguros
Bernhard Eisel
Austria
Francaise Des Jeux
Baden Cooke
Jens Voigt
Germany
CSC
Robert Forster
Gerolsteiner
Jean-Patrick Nazon
France
Ag2r Provoyance
Daniele Righi
Lampre
Maxim I
Rogers apologizes for shoving cameramen
Kenny Rogers apologized in Arlington for last week's tirade against two TV cameramen that sent one to hospital and led to a 20 game suspension. Commissioner Bud Selig fined him $50,000 and the Players Association appeals. Rogers defended his actions, expressed regret, and said the incident was out of character.
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Arlington, Texas
Kenny Rogers
Texas Rangers
Rogers
Bud Selig
Players’ Association
Commissioner’s Office
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Dave Pallone
Detroit
KDFW
Larry Rodriguez
Cyclists and teams listed with times and nationalities
A list of cyclists with country affiliations and team names, including Jose Azevedo Portugal Discovery Channel 1:37 Floyd Landis United States Phonak 1:50 Manuel Beltran Spain Discovery Channel 2:12 Levi Leipheimer United States Gerolsteiner 2:31 Fred Rodriguez United States Cavitamon 3:57 Christopher Homer United States Laurie Duval 4:54 Guido Tad United States Quick Step 5:39
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Guido Trenti
United States
Quick Step
Yaroslav Popovych
Ukraine
Discovery Channel
Lance Armstrong
Discon Channel
George Hincapie
Discover Duval
Fred Rodriguez
Cavitamon- Lotte
Benjamin Noval Gonzalez
Spain
Paolo Savoldelli
Italy
Bobby Julich
CSC
Jose Luis Rubiera
Jose Azevedo
Portugal
Levi Leipheimer
Gerolsteiner
Floyd Landis
Phonak
Pavel Padmos
Czech Republic
David Zabriskie
Manuel Beltran
Cavitamon
NBA and NFL Team Staff Changes Across Leagues
A sweep of roster moves and staff shuffles: Lakers sign Andrew, Trail Blazers name McMillan coach, Kings add Francisco Garcia, Jazz promote Scott Layden, Bills sign Duke Preston with several waivers, Packers sign Kun Campbell, Titans terms with Lopez Scaife and Hil, plus college and university moves including Akron golf coach Donnie Carr, Providence hockey move for Matt Johnson, Illinois State tracks coach Chris Bailey, Lenoir Rhyne resignation of Karen Barefoot moving to Old Dominion, Philadelphia names John Kelly softball coach, Princeton taps Jeff Graydon for facilities, San Diego State hires Jeff Schemmelh, South Carolina elevates Kevin OConnell, Texas A&M adds Jeremy Talbot, Valparaiso hires Eric Skelly, and Wichita State names Mike Pemiciaro softball coach.
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National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Lakers
Andrew
Portland Trail Blazers
Nate McMillan
Sacramento Kings
Francisco Garcia
Utah Jazz
Scott Layden
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Duke Preston
Joe Rheem
Green Bay Packers
Kun Campbell
John Garrett
Choun Lacey
Tennessee Titans
Daniel Lopez
Bo Scaife
Reynaldo
Providence Duke
Brittany Lang
Illinois State
Chris Bailey Associ
Lenoir Rhyne
Karen Barefoot
Old Dominion
Philadelphia
John Kelly
Princeton
Jeff Graydon
SAN Diego State
Jeff Schemmelhletic
South Carolina
Kevin O'Connell
Texas A&m
Jeremy Talbot
Valparaiso
Eric Skelly
Wichita State
Mike Pemiciaro Softba
Royals roll past Mariners 5-1 on Graffanino power
Tony Graffanino homered and tripled as Kansas City beat Seattle 5-1. Runelvys Hernandez improved to 6-9, allowing nine hits in 6 1/3 innings with one unearned run. Seattle's Aaron Sele allowed four runs on 11 hits over six frames. Sweeney exited after a shot to the forearm. X-rays were negative.
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Kansas City
Tony Graffanino
Angel Berroa
Royals
Seattle
Runelvys Hernandez
Aaron Sele
Mike Sweeney
Sele
Perez Leads Dodgers Past Rockies with Big Night
At Denver, Antonio Perez started at second base for the Dodgers replacing the ailing Jeff Kent. He homered and drove in a career-high five runs as Los Angeles beat Colorado 9-5 behind Brad Penny. Jason Phillips added a three-run shot while Shawn Chacon struggled in six innings for the Rockies.
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Denver
Antonio Perez
Jeff Kent
Los Angeles Dodgers
Colorado Rockies
Perez
Jason Phillips
Brad Penny
Shawn Chacon
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New York Toronto
Cabrera
Mussina
Halladay
Texas
Wasdin
Saarioos
Chicago White Sox
Garland
Radke
Greinke
Moyer
L.A
Pet
Minnesota Oreland
Associated Press
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Today
KIAL
KTUL
Antona
Cincinn
Prior
Ramirez
N.Y. Mets
Benson
Armas
Milwaukee
Santos
Florda
Moehler
Dodgers
Lowe
Colorado
Arizona
Vargas
Harang
Tomko
Mets
V.zambrano
Pittsburgh
Fogg
Drese
Tejeda
D Davis
Sosa
C.zambrano
Florida
Willis
L.A. Dodgers
Clemens
Stauffer
Jam. Wright
Ra.Ortiz
Halsey
Mulder
Schmidt
RuHemandez
Nunez
Sisco
MacDougal
Buck
W—Ruhemandez
Sv—MacDougal
Graffanino
Penny
Sanchez
Osoria
Jphillips
Chacon
Cortes
Miceli
Ardoin
W— Penny
L—Chacon
Alexandre Vinokourov
Kazakhstan
T-Mobile
Discover Channel
Ivan Basso
Kurt-Asle Arvesen
Cisco Channel
Kansas City Selo
Jmateo
Villone
Gilfour
Mammeli
Arlington
Garden City
Grimsley-Harmon Tennis Complex
Paolo Savoldeli
Jan Ullrich
Carlos Sastre
New England
D.C. United
MetroStars
FC Dallas
Los Angeles San Jose
Pacenmail
Boston Red Sox
Keith Foulke
Scott Cassidy
Pawtucket
C.J. Wilson
Frisco
Cincinnati Reds
Anderson Machado
Edwin Encarnacion
Louisville
Mat Anderson
Colorado Springs
Florida Marlins
Josh Willingham
Chris Aguila
Albuquerque
Houston Astros
Brian Bogusevic
Tri-City
ST. Louis Cardinals
Kennett Marques
Tyler Leach
SAN Francisco Giants
Kevin Correia
San Jose
Brian Dallimore
Fresno
Joe Blanton
Frank Menechino
Tigers
Indians
Jeremy Bonderman
Chris Shelton
Magglio Ordonez
Anaheim
Calif
Garret Anderson
Johan Santana
Los Angeles Angels
Blue Jays
Athletics
Ted Lilly
Vernon Wells
Lilly
White Sox
Devil Rays
Chicago
Frank Thomas
Jose Contreras
Red Sox
Rangers
Matt Clement
David Ortiz
Boston Clement
Rockies
Carpenter
The
Lishing
Tony
Astros
Padres
Andy Pettitte
San Diego Padres
Roy Oswalt
Cardinals
Diamondbacks
Chris Carpenter
Tom Glavine
Livan Hernandez
Mike Cameron
Hernandez
Glavine
Jim Palmer
Braden Looper
Marlins
Brewers
Miami
A.J. Burnett
Juan Encarnacion
Burnett
Rs. Paul Lo Duca
Encarnacion
Phillies
Pirates
Vicente Padilla
Mark Redman
Giants
Reds
Lance Niekro
Midwest
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