Baseball Spring Schedule Mix of Games Across U.S. Cities
The daily slate lists multiple exhibition games across Florida Arizona and California including Mets Dodgers Angels Cubs and White Sox with 2 05 and 6 05 start times. Also late night college hoops and NIT tournament results and regional NCAA women’s games noted alongside minor college scores.
Tap Today's Events and NBA Scores Recap
Basketball and baseball schedules list Garden City games in Arizona and Arizona Phoenix. Minor league and college events appear with times 1pm and 7pm, plus NBA results show multiple scores like Indiana 95 Chicago 85 and Philadelphia 115 Atlanta 106 with several late-night matchups across LA Dallas San Antonio and Seattle.
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Figure skating and sports mix on ESPN schedule
ESPN covers World Championships figure skating with men's and ladies events in Calgary and a dance program. The Players Championship first round tees off in Florida. ESPN2 carries pre season baseball in Fort Myers and boxing in Hollywood with Edison Miranda defending a 25 0 0 record. College basketball regional semifinals highlight CBS and ESPN2 broadcasts across Atlanta Oakland and Washington Minneapolis.
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Affeldt shines in Royals win in Arizona and Chicago game
In Surprise, Jeremy Affeldt allowed one hit in six innings to lead the Royals past Seattle 4-1 as he vies for a rotation spot. Angel Berroa fueled KC with two triples and two runs, while David DeJesus left with hamstring tightness. In Tucson, Bobby Jenks let a 3-1 edge slip as Colorado rallied for a 4-3 win over Chicago, with Yorvit Torrealba driving in the go-ahead runs.
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Evening NHL and NBA moves across leagues
Major league sports brief outlines trades, signings, call ups, and coaching changes. Includes Falcons and Jets draft picks, Bulls and Lakers contracts, Blues trades, and hockey plus soccer and college notes. Details names teams and shifts across multiple cities and leagues.
United States Routed by Germany in Tuneup Loss
Germany overwhelmed the United States 4 1 at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund before 64 500 fans. Key players were absent for the Americans as Bruce Arena used a “second team” while Jurgen Klinsmann praised the victory as a chance to prepare for the World Cup.
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Mets ace Pedro Martinez May Miss Opening Day
New York Mets ace Pedro Martinez may miss opening day due to a nagging right toe injury that has kept him from a spring training game. The veteran pitcher has not appeared in any Cactus League action as he continues to rehab the toe issue.
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Instant replay debuts at Nasdaq 100 Open tennis match
In Key Biscayne the Nasdaq 100 Open introduced instant replay on the stadium court. Jamea Jackson and Ashley Harkleroad used video reviews in a three hour match, each challenging two calls with one reversal. In Cedar Falls Iowa, Northern Iowa promoted associate coach Ben Jacobson to head coach replacing Greg McDermott.
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Bengals Receiver Henry Pleads Guilty to Marijuana Charge
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and avoided jail by completing a drug rehabilitation program in a case handled in Cincinnati.
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