Baseball scores and schedule roundup across leagues
Saturday results include Toronto 5 Boston 3 and Texas 14 Oakland 1. Sunday Cleveland 5 New York 4 and Oakland 5 Texas 4. Monday night matchups feature Yankees at Cleveland and White Sox at Oakland with Chase at 9.10. Tuesday games span Boston Detroit and Los Angeles Angels at Toronto among others. Also listed are NBA? Noted MLB and other league results including Mets beating Florida 7? The text compiles multiple league scores and upcoming fixtures with several teams and times.
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Texas
Oakland
Seattle
L.A. Angels
LA. Angels
Yankees
New York
Chicago Minnesota
Los Angeles
TV College Softball and Baseball Tuesday Sports Margins
NCAA World Series and pro baseball highlights are listed with times networks and matchups. Included are Washington Florida softball in Oklahoma City and multiple MLB games plus college regional results and scores from Chapel Hill Norman Fort Worth and Houston venues.
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Oklahoma City
Eastern Conference Finals Playoff Summary
The season features the Orlando Magic and Cleveland Cavaliers in the East finals with Orlando leading 4-2 after games on May 20 and May 22 through May 30, plus an overtime win and a late series shift. In the West, the Lakers trail Denver 4-2 with several decisive games listed from May 19 to May 29. The NBA Finals pair Orlando and Los Angeles Lakers with scheduled games from June 4 through potential games to June 18.
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National Basketball Association
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Kansas State track and field results from Wichita meet
Results from Saturday at Cessna Stadium show Ness City leading Class 1A boys with 53 points and SIRLS girls led by South Barber 55. Highlights include Cody Chapman Dighton in shot put and discus, Kelleum Schneider Greeley Co winning 800, plus Sublette leading 2A with multiple relay wins and Garden Plain atop 3A. Class 4A features Paola and Mulvane high in team scores with numerous event winners across divisions.
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Simien Embraces Ministry After Basketball Glory in Kansas
Former KU All American and Big 12 Player of the Year Sam Simien visits Western Kansas for alumni events and shares plans to retire from professional basketball to pursue full time ministry. He will work with churches in Lawrence on high school and college campuses through Called to Greatness and host basketball camps and events. Simien highlights his love for Kansas and Garden City and reflects on his NBA title with the Miami Heat and time in Spain.
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KU baseball done K-State still alive in Houston regional
Freshman Taylor Wall tossed a three hitter as Rice shutout Kansas State 8-0 to open the Houston regional. Rice (42-16) and Kansas State (43-17-1) square off Monday with a super regional bid on the line. Wall improved to 7-5, joining Rice’s first NCAA tourney shutout since 2002, while Rendon Saltzbaugh and Fuda had two hits apiece and Buenger capped the eighth with a three-run homer.
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Michael Fuda
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Todd Vogel
Garrett Gore
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Tar Heels
Adam Warren
Kyle Seager
Dustin Ackley
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