Baseball Scoreboard Shows Tight AL Matchups and Rain Delays
Toronto and Boston split minimal games while New York and Cleveland post decisive wins. Schedule tightens in the American League with key divisional battles ahead and several games postponed by rain.
Sports Broadcast Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of sports broadcasts across multiple sports and networks. Baseball games feature Kansas City at Tampa Bay and Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee with times varying from 1 pm to 6 pm, plus 5:35 pm. Tennis and golf events include the Masters Series in Canada at Toronto and Scandinavian Masters in Malmo with early rounds. WNBA and additional baseball airings are noted for ESPN2, FOXSN, TNT, TBS, KTUL KIUL and WGN.
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Baseball nightly schedule and scores feature mixed results
MLB schedules show Mets at Montreal and multiple interleague games with evening starts. Results include Kansas City 2, Tampa Bay 6. Los Angeles 2, Colorado 7. notable home runs by Randa, Hall, Lo Duca, Helton, Buritz, and TGreene.
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Okafor sprains ankle as Duncan misses practice for Team USA
Emeka Okafor sprained his right ankle during morning drills in Jacksonville while Tim Duncan sat out with a fever. X rays were negative and he will be re evaluated Wednesday. The duo's absence leaves Carlos Boozer and Amare Stoudemire as the remaining big men, prompting talk of using Lamar Odom or Shawn Marion at power forward and highlighting frontcourt depth concerns before Olympic play.
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Garden City Midnight Bike Ride Sponsored by GCRC
The Garden City Recreation Commission will sponsor a Midnight Bike Ride at 11 p.m. on August 6. The family oriented event promotes fitness with no participation fee. Meet at Tangeman Sports Complex on Spruce Street to ride the Talley Trail. For information contact the rec center at 276 1200.
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Athens to impose no fly zone before Olympic Games
Athens will impose a no fly zone over the city a week before the Olympics and has contingency plans to shoot down hijacked planes. U S and allied air defenses including Patriot missiles are placed around Athens with batteries in Thessaloniki and Skyros. The alert status set July 1 remains until October 5.
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On Tap Schedule and MLB Transactions Summary
Upcoming games list includes Dallas at Columbus 6 30 p m and MetroStars at Kansas City 7 30 p m with a Saturday All-Star Game in Washington at 1 p m Aug 7. Transactions span Angels Indians Twins Athletics Brewers Phillies and multiple NBA NFL hockey signings and contracts across teams and leagues.
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OLN misses Armstrong finish as ratings surge after delay
OLN failed to show Lance Armstrong crossing the Tour de France finish line live, despite supplying 10 of its own cameras. Executives blamed security and production gaps for the late air. The finale drew 1.37 million viewers, delivering OLN its highest ratings and three viewership records during the race.
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