Anisimova Becomes Youngest 2000s Grand Slam Quarterfinalist
Amanda Anisimova, 17 and ranked 51, beats Aliona Bolsova 6 3 6 0 at Roland Garros to reach the French Open quarterfinals. She faces Simona Halep, with Halep and Swiatek also advancing as the women’s quarterfinals begin.
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Amanda Anisimova
U.S
Spain
Aliona Bolsova
Roland Garros
Paris
Pavel Golovkin
Simona Halep
Anisimova
New Jersey
Florida
Jennifer Capriati
Halep
Iga Swiatek
Poland
Swiatek
Ash Barty
Australia
Madison Keys
Sloane Stephens
Johanna Konta
Britain
Petra Martic
Croatia
Marketa Vondrousova
Czech Republic
Miller Finishes 13th In TA2 Detroit Dash With Brake Fire
Holland native Marc Miller finished 13th in the TA2 Motor City Dash at Detroit Belle Isle, completing 21 of 38 laps after brake caliper failure caused a rear brake fire. Tony Ave won in a Chevrolet Camaro. Miller had started fourth, crashed early, then climbed back to the top five before retiring. Miller leads the standings with 147 points.
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Holland
Miller
Dillon Machavern
TV and sports schedule for Tampa to Chicago venues
TV and radio listings show 6:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit on FSD and WHTC AM FM. 7 p.m. MLB Minnesota or NY Yankees at Cleveland or Toronto. 8 p.m. Cubs at White Sox. soccer U20 World Cup rounds and finals. women's college world series finals Game 2. French Open tennis quarterfinals. FIVB volleyball Nations League U.S. vs South Korea. talk radio The Huge Show and Big Drew & Jim.
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WHTC
Tampa Bay
Detroit
WJRW
Dayton
West Michigan
Minnesota
Cleveland
Yankees
Toronto
WGN
Chicago White Sox
Washington
WSCR
Colorado
Chicago Cubs
ESPN
Oklahoma
UCLA
ESPNU
NBCSN
U.S
South Korea
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Summary of Saturday and Sunday results across MLB teams with multiple blowouts and close games, plus Monday and Wednesday schedules. Teams mentioned include Minnesota, Cleveland, San Francisco, Baltimore, Texas, Kansas City, Atlanta, Detroit, Chicago, White Sox, Los Angeles Angels, Seattle, New York Yankees, Boston, Colorado, Toronto, Houston, Oakland, and others, with standings inside divisions and upcoming matchups listed by date and venue.
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N.J
Adley Rutschman
Oregon State
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Texas
Bobby Witt Jr
Bobby Witt
Witts
Tom Grieve
Ben Grieve
Delino DeShields
Delino DeShields Jr
University of California
Andrew Vaughn
Chicago White Sox
Vaughn
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
San Francisco
Baltimore
Kansas City
Atlanta
Detroit
Angels
Seattle
Yankees
Boston
Colorado
Toronto
Houston
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Milwaukee
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San Diego
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Lopez
Strasburg
Bumgarner
N.Y
Mets
Syndergrand
Anderson
Hoffman
Hendricks
Castillo
Cabrera
Dodgers
Ryu
Clarke
Eickhoff
Paddock
Bruins take lead in Stanley Cup Final with 2 1 win
The Boston Bruins edged the St Louis Blues 2 1 in game one of the best of seven finals with games continuing in St Louis and Boston. Remaining schedule shows late week and weekend dates with paces set for Eastern time and possible six or seven game conclusion.
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Chicago
Jon Lester
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
St. Louis
Cubs
Javier Baez
Lester
Jonathan Lucroy
Lucroy
Carlos Gonzalez
Triple-A
Iowa
Boston
Warriors Hold Off Raptors In High-Scoring Sunday Clash
Golden State 109 Toronto 104 as Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson pace the Warriors with 23 and 17 points respectively. Kawhi Leonard leads Toronto with 34 points and 14 rebounds, while Golden State shoots 38 of 82 from the field and converts 20 of 23 free throws.
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Iguodala
Dr.Green
Cousins
Curry
Thompson
McKinnie
Jerebko
Bell
Looney
Bogut
Cook
Livingston
Evans
Toronto
Lowry
van Vleet
Leonard
Ibaka
Powell
Gasol
Siakam
Dr. Green
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Chip Ganassi
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Tony Kanaan
Josef Newgarden
Belle Isle
James Hinchcliffe
Kyle Busch
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Long Pond
Pocono Raceway
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Martin Truex Jr
Truex
Toyota
Kevin Harvick
Brad Keselowski
Erik Jones
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Fennville
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Matthew Sanchez
Brody Peterson
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Freddie Freeman
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Ohio
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Leeo
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Big Drew
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Heyward
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Ron Kulpa Econd
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Warriors
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