Major League Baseball standings and scores roundup
Major League standings for the American and National Leagues with game results from Tuesday to Thursday. Teams including Boston, Baltimore, New York, Toronto, Tampa Bay, Chicago, Minnesota, Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, and Texas show recent scores, schedules, and pitcher decisions.
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Texas
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Seattle
N.Y. Yankees
Chicago White Sox
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Blarton
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Chivas USA
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Colorado
NBA Second Round Draft Board Highlights Talent Moves
A compact list of the second round NBA draft picks and trading paths features players such as Andrew Bogut Marvin Williams Deron Williams Chris Paul Raymond Felton Martell Webster Sean May Rashad McCants Joey Graham Dan Granger and Nate Robinson among others. The record notes collegiate and international affiliations along with team destinations and draft order implications.
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Andrew Bogut
Utah
Atlanta
Marvin Williams
North Carolina
Portland
Deron Williams
Illinois
New Orleans
Chris Paul
Wake Forest
Charlotte
Raymond Felton
Martell Webster
Seattle Prep
Toronto
Charlie Villanueva
Connecticut
New York
Channing Frye
Arizona
Golden
N.C. State
A Phoenix
Chicago
Nate Robinson
Washington
Denver
Jarrett Jack
Georgia Tech
Sacramento
Francisco Garcia
Louisville
Houston
Luther Head
Seattle
Johan Petro
Pau Orthez
France
Detroit
Jason Maxiell
Cincinnati
Dallas
Linas Kleiza
Missouri
San Antonio
Ian Mahinmi
le Havre
Miami
Wayne Simien
Kansas
Phoenix
David Lee
Florida
Salim Stoudamire
Weekend Sports TV Schedule Highlights Across Several Networks
A busy slate features Noon ESPN and FSN games with Kansas City at Minnesota and Cleveland at Boston, plus 9 pm ESPN2 coverage of New York Yankees at Baltimore or Atlanta at Florida. Tennis Wimbledon quarterfinals in London and multiple auto racing events at Daytona Beach and Lemont. Golf European Open in Dublin and LPGA HSBC World Match Play in New Jersey, with regional and same-day tape coverage across TGC USA NBC WGN and SPEED.
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N.Y
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Houston
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On Tap Legion Baseball Schedule Blues at Liberal
A scheduled Thursday features no events listed in the Legion baseball slate. The rest of the evening has Charlotte at Washington Minnesota at Connecticut Sacramento at New York Seattle at San Antonio listed as 6 to 7 30 p.m. games with no other conflicts noted.
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Prep softball First and Second teams named
The Kansas Softball Coaches Association lists Class 6A first team selections including pitchers Alex Hupp and Tiffany Carter with teammates from Olathe East Shawnee Mission Northwest and Garden City. Second team honors name Heather Davison Kelly Martin Marissa Ingle Melissa St. Clair Amanda Jobe Alyx Schmidt Jamie Stancliff Kelli Vanderwell Katie Smith Courtney Anderson and Katie Ford among others.
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Alex Hupp
Olathe East
Kim Jones
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Tiffany Carter
Casey Gorrell
Valerie Chapple
Teddi Ewing
Ashley Guile
Katie Mathis
Kristen Rock
Ashlyn Smith
Olathe
Freedom VanMeter
Garden City
Brianna Nelson
Maize
Heather Davison
Kelly Martin
Marissa Ingle
Olathe North
Melissa St. Clair
Amanda Jobe
Alyx Schmidt
Jamie Stancliff
Lawrence Free State
Kelli Vanderwell
Katie Smith
Courtney Anderson
Katie Ford
NASCAR chair upbeat as season heats up
NASCAR chairman Brian France praised progress midseason as the Chase for the Nextel Cup shapes the title race. He noted 13 drivers within 400 points of leader Greg Biffle ahead of the Pepsi 400 at Daytona while Dale Earnhardt Jr and Jeff Gordon face struggles, and he welcomed Danica Patrick's rising impact and diversity in racing.
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Danica Patrick
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Allison Duncan
Stockton
California
Patrick won’t apologize for popularity in IRL
Danica Patrick defends her fame as she leads Rookie of the Year standings and prepares for the Argent Mortgage Indy 300 at Kansas Speedway. She says success on track matters more than hype and that sponsorships depend on talent and fit with campaigns, not looks.
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NBA draft trade and player selections summary
A list of NBA team trades and draft rights moving players like Daniel Ewing Brandon Bass CJ Miles Ricky Sanchez Ersan Ilyasova Ronny Turiaf Travis Diener Monta Ellis and others among teams including Clippers Knicks Lakers Cavaliers and more with multiple international and college connections noted. It also records traded rights involving Quentin Richardson Eleiza Sanchez Thompson and related draft pick considerations.
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Mauresmo, Sharapova win as Wimbledon quarterfinals begin
Top seeds advance at Wimbledon as Amelie Mauresmo defeats Anastasia Myskina 6-3 6-4 and Maria Sharapova beats Nadia Petrova 7-6 6-3. Lindsay Davenport and Venus Williams also win, while doubles matches feature Paes/Zimonjic and Bjorkman/Mimyi advancing amid rain suspensions.
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Belarus
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Jurgen Melzer
Austria
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Michal Mertinak
Transitions and trades sweep MLB NBA and college moves
Baseball players moved between organizations including Melky Cabrera to Columbus and Matt Carson to Tacoma while Rene Rivera, Terrero and Oliver Perez hit 15-day DL designations. In the NBA several trades and extensions reshaped rosters with draft picks and rights changing hands. College and college football staff changes and coach extensions were announced across multiple schools.
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NEW York Yankees
Melky Cabrera
Columbus
Matt Carson
Tacoma
Rene Rivera
San Antonio
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
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Tim Corcoran
Durham
Terrero
Scott Hairston
Tucson
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Lowe
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Nate McLouth
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Basketball National Basketball Association
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NEW York Knicks
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Dijon Thompson
Phoenix
Quentin Richardson
Nate Robinsort
Philadelphia 76Ers
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Willie Green
Kyle Korver
Seattle Supersonics
Lawrence Roberts
Memphis
VanMeter earns All-State in Garden City softball
Buffalo right fielder Freedom VanMeter secured first-team All-State honors from the Kansas Softball Coaches Association. Katie Ford and Melissa St Clair made the second team. VanMeter set single-season Buffalo records with 42 hits and a .538 batting average, plus 26 runs scored and 18 stolen bases in 20 attempts.
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Kansas Softball Coaches Association
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Michelin Refunds After Indianapolis Grand Prix Boycott
Michelin offered to refund money to ticket buyers for the U S Grand Prix at Indianapolis after seven Formula One teams boycotted the race over tire safety concerns. The company also pledged to buy 20,000 tickets for the 2006 race to be given to attendees of the June 19 event where only six of the usual 20 drivers participated.
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