Major League Baseball leaders and schedule update
Detroit at Baltimore and other AL games highlight a full slate with top players led by Trout and Cabrera. Daily leaders include batting average, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, home runs, stolen bases, pitching wins and strikeouts, with standings and schedules for the weekend.
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Trout
Los Angeles
A Jackson
Detroit
Konerko
Chicago
Belize
Texas
Mauer
Minnesota
MiCabrera
Rios
Kkinsler
Ortiz
Boston
Granderson
New York
Bautista
Toronto
de Aza
Cano
Choo
Cleveland
Rbi
Hamilton
Fielder
Adunn
Willingham
Encarnacion
Jeter
Belire
AdGonzalez
A Gordon
Kansas City
Kinsler
Andrus
Berry
Jweeks
Oakland
Reddick
Zobrist
Tampa Bay
Adain
Trumbo
Adavis
Kipnis
Revere
Crisp
Marrison
Price
Weaver
Sale
Nova
Darvish
Fernandez
Seattle
Verlander
Scherzer
Shields
Peavy
Sabathia
Saves
J Johnson
Baltimore
Rodney
Cherez
Broxton
Rsoriano
Aeeves
Nathan
McCutchen
Pittsburgh
McCabrera
San Francisco
D Wright
Ruiz
Philadelphia
Votto
Cincinnati
Cgonzalez
Colorado
Prado
Atlanta
Bourn
Pence
Braun
Dwright
Holliday
St. Louis
Aramirez
Milwaukee
Cuddyer
Goldschmidt
Arizona
Desmond
Washington
Hart
Fowler
Scastro
Reyes
Miami
Beltran
Stanton
Bruce
Dgordon
Campana
Bonifacio
Pierre
Schafer
Houston
Dickey
Gonzalez
Lynn
AJ Burnett
Hamels
Bumgarner
Cueto
Hanson
Pro Baseball and More TV Guide Update
Televised sports slate includes White Sox at Royals on FSN and Cubs at Diamondbacks on WGN. Boxing features Fonfara versus Johnson on ESPN2 from Chicago, plus golf covers U S Senior Open third round from Lake Orion. Lacrosse and tennis also listed with multiple regional matches and semifinals.
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Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
ESPN2
Andrzej Fonfara
Glen Johnson
Chicago
Lake Orion
Mich
WGN
Arizona Diamondbacks
Chicago Cubs
FOX
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
CBS
TPC
Deere Run
Silvis
Ill
NBC
MLL
Charlotte Hounds
Denver Outlaws
Stanford
Calif
Associated Press
Indianwood Golf and Country Club
Old C. Lake Orion Mich
Tom Kite
Lance Ten Broeck
Bernhard Langer
Tom Pernice Jr
Jeff Sluman
Fred Funk
Corey Pavin
Mikael Hogberg
Mark Calcavecchia
Damon Green
Russ Cochran
Roger Chapman
Dick Mast
Fulton Allemae
Steve Jones
Kirk Triplett
Jeff Hart
David Eger
Tommy Armour II
Brad Faxon
Jay Haas
John Huston
Chien-Soon Lu
Mark Wiebe
John Cook
Dan Forsman
Olin Browne
Jerry Pate
Sean Knapp
Andrew Oldcorn
Steve Lowery
Rick Lewallen
Dave Eichelberger
Tom Byrum
Peter Jacobsen
Tom Watson
TC. Chen
Mike Reid
Mark Johnson
Kiyoshi Murota
Peter Senior
Mike Donald
Jeff Roth
Mike Goodes
Loren Roberts
Larry Mize
Ronnie Black
Doug Hanzel
Ron Schroeder
Rod Nuckolls
Jim Rutledge
Bob Gilder
Joel Edwards
Larry Nelson
Bob Tway
Fred Couples
Hal Sutton
Iass
Eduardo Romero
Jamie Looper
Tour de France Stage 11 results from La Toussuire
Pierre Rolland wins 92 mile stage with Col de la Madeleine and Croix de Fer climbs. Overall lead remains with Bradley Wiggins as Froome and Nibali follow. top finishers include Pinot Evans Van Garderen and many notable riders with gaps and times noted.
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la Toussuire
France
Albertville
Col de la Madeleine
Croix de Fer
Pierre Rolland
Team Europcar
Thibaut Pinot
FDJ
Big Mat
Chris Froome
Britain
Sky
Jurgen van den Broeck
Belgium
Lotto Belisol
Vincenzo Nibali
Italy
Liquigas- Cannondale
Bradley Wiggins
Chris Anker Sorensen
Denmark
Team Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank
Janez Brajkovic
Slovenia
Astana
Vasili Kiryienka
Belarus
Movistar
Frank Schleck
Luxembourg
RadioShack-Nissan
Cadel Evans
Australia
BMC Racing
Tejay van Garderen
United States
Christopher Horner
Andreas Kloeden
Germany
Jerome Coppel
Saur- Sojasun
Haimar Zubeldia
Spain
RadioShack- Nissan
Juan Jose Cobo
Robert Kiserlovski
Croatia
Nicolas Roche
Ireland
Ag2r la Mondiale
Laurens Ten Dam
Netherlands
Rabobank
Rui Costa
Portugal
Maxime Monfort
Denis Menchov
Russia
Katusha
Christian van de Velde
Garmin-Sharp-Barracuda
George Hincapie
Levi Leipheimer
Omega Pharma-QuickStep
Rein Taaramae
Estonia
Cofidis
David Zabriskie
Tyler Farrar
Cal Ripken and Cal Sunday Baseball Slates at Garden City
Noon and 2:15 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. and 9 and under Cal Ripken state tournament games scheduled at Garden City. Additional 1 p.m. 3:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. slots for 9 and under Cal Sunday baseball.
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I.kennedy
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Malcolm
St. Louis
Wainwright
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Latos
Washington
Zimmermann
Miami
JoJohnson
N.Y. Mets
C.young
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San Diego
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Colorado
Cal Ripken
Garden City
Cal
Durant scores 24 as U.S. crushes Dominican exhibition
Kevin Durant led the United States to a 113 59 win over the Dominican Republic in Las Vegas with 24 points and 10 rebounds off the bench. Andre Iguodala added 18 and Carmelo Anthony 13 as the Americans risked bench players and faced a limited Dominican squad missing several NBA stars.
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Kevin Durant
U.S
Dominican Republic
Durant
Andre Iguodala
Carmelo Anthony
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