Baseball Standings and Tuesday Night Game Slates
Major League Baseball East Central and West divisions shown with team records and games behind. Schedule lists Tuesday and Thursday matchups across divisions, including key divisional leaders Boston Baltimore Cleveland New York Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and others with listed starting pitchers and times.
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Minnesota
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Seattle
Oakland
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Garland
Baker
Koronka
Haven
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Yankees
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Litsch
Robertson
Shields
Bedard
Mecie
F Hernandez
L.A
Buehrle
Halladay
Padilla
Back
Barres
L.A. Angels
Escobar
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Florida
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Arizona
San Diego
Colorado
San Francisco
LA. Dodgers
Washington
Mets
T. Hudson
Bush
Young
Malcolm
Dodgers
Lowe
Bacsik
R.johnson
Moyer
Zito
Glavine
Mitre
Chicago Cubs
Lilly
Harang
Rodriguez
Wellemeyer
Hirsh
Maddux
Chacon
Hendrickson
Bowie
Cain
NY Mets
O.hernandez
Flonda
Obermueller
Vargas
Arroyo
W. Williams
Thompson
Cook
Associated Press
Posada
Youkilis
Mordonez
Jeter
V Guerrero
Castillo
Eee Ae
Suzuki
Sheffield
A Riodriguez
Sizemore
DeJesus
Rios
R Rodriguez
Momeau
Thunter
Vmartinez
Lowell
Sosa
Hits — Jeter
Tejada
Polanco
Blake
Ocabrera
Triples — Granderson
Crawford
Teena
Buck
Lofton
Jlugo
Willits
Cpatterson
Beckett
Sabathia
Carmona
Verlander
Gaudin
Byrd
Matsuzaka
Jo Santana
Minne
Bay
Francoeur
Holliday
Jbreyes
HaRamirez
Byrnes
Hardy
Utley
Rowand
DeLee
Renteria
Fielder
Dunn
AdGonzalez
Aramirez
Crones
Bonds
Pierre
Victorino
Taveras
Hamels
Peavy
Wolf
Webb
Smoltz
DiPerez
Valverde
Fordero
Saito
Fuentes
Hoffman
Isringhausen
Bragner
Storres
Night sports slate features mixed MLB and boxing matchups
Baseball highlights include noon game Gametime Braves at Milwaukee and 6 p.m. Cleveland at Boston with TV coverage on TBS ESPN2 WGN. Florida at Chicago Cubs and boxers Adailton De Jesus versus Marcos Ramirez headline a Kansas City event. NBA playoff Game 5 in the Western Conference finals airs at 8 p.m. on ESPN.
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TBS
Atlanta
Milwaukee
ESPN2
Cleveland
Boston
WGN
Florida
Chicago Cubs
Adailton de Jesus
Marcos Ramirez
Kansas City
Monba
ESPN
NHL Playoffs and Major League Baseball Mixed Schedule
Stadia broadcast slate shows NHL Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Anaheim edging Ottawa 3 2. MLB leaders and box scores with Orioles Royals Pawtucket stats across multiple teams. Also college baseball tournament results and NBA NHL playoff listings across networks.
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Utah
San Antonio
NHL
Ottawa
Anaheim
Tennis
Llam
Paris
Associated Press
Sports Transactions Across MLB NBA NFL and more
Tuesday reports a flurry of moves: Red Sox activate Beckett from the 15 day DL while Mariners option Huber and recall Feierabend. Reds place Freel on the DL, Wise purchased from Louisville. Rockies activate Lopez, Mets place Green on DL and recall Johnson. In NBA Portland tab Tor as mystics sign Lovelace. NFL signings include Euhus with Cardinals and Beekman with Bears. Browns grab Griffin and cap waivers. 49ers sign Brown. Arena adds Desperados JC, Georgia Force adds Morris and Zeck. Voids include Wallace. Predators add Thomas. Storm cut Crossley and Hampbrick. NHL: Wild name Constantine, Islanders annouce Milbury resignation, Coyotes name Maloney GM, Penguins sign Wallace. Skiing bans Andrey of Russia for doping. College: Drexel, Indianapolis, Liberty name coaches. Sam Houston State, Seton Hall, Southeast Missouri State appoint staff.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Josh Beckett
Seattle Mariners
Jon Huber
Tacoma
Ryan Feierabend
Cincinnati Reds
Ryan Freel
Dewayne Wise
Louisville
Colorado Rockies
Rodrigo Lopez
NEW York Mets
Shawn Green
Ben Johnson
New Orleans
National Basketball Association
Portland Trail Blazers
Tor
Washington Mystics
Stacey Lovelace
Arizona Cardinals
Tim Euhus
Evan Prail
Chicago Bears
Michael Okwo
Josh Beekman
Cleveland Browns
Kris Griffin
Darren Hampbrick
National Hockey League
Minnesota Wild
Kevin Constantine
Houston
NEW York Islanders
Mike Milbury
Phoenix Coyotes
Don Maloney
Pittsburgh Penguins
Tim Wallace
FIS
Andrey
Russia
College
Drexel
Melissa Dunne
Indianapolis
LeAnn Freeland
Liberty
Andrea Bloodworth
SAM Houston State
Bobby Jordan
Jason Barfield
Seton Hall
Brian Stanchak
Southeast Missouri State
Zac Rowan
Sharapova advances past Loit at French Open
Maria Sharapova, despite ongoing shoulder issues, defeats Emilie Loit 6-3 7-6(4) to reach the French Open second round. Svetlana Kuznetsova and several others advance while defending champion Anastasia Myskina falls in the first round. Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer win in straight sets.
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Oscar Hernandez
Spain
Juan Pablo Guzman
Argentina
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Toma Berdych
Czech Republic
Alona Bondarenko
Ukraine
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Ana Ivanovic
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Hungary
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Emilie Loit
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Lourdes Dominguez Lino
Paris
Sharapova
Myskina
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Safin
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Lou
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James Blake
Blake
Ivo Karlovic
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Radek Stepanek
Alberto Martin
Love
Nadal
Juan Martin del Potro
Federer
Michael Russell
Guillermo Canas
Filippo Volandri
Canas
Victor Hanescu
Romania
Volandri
Paul Capdeville
Chile
Ivan Ljubicic
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