Indians Complete Shutout Of Tigers As Bauer Ends Drought
Trevor Bauer pitched his first pro shutout to end the long winless stretch, lifting Cleveland past Detroit 5-0. Bauer improved to 5-6 with eight strikeouts and no walks over a four-hit gem. Oscar Mercado drove in four, Jason Kipnis hit a homer and three RBIs as the Indians toppled the Tigers at Comerica Park. Spencer Turnbull took the loss, permitting six earned runs.
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Yankees trade for Edwin Encarnacion adds power to lineup
The New York Yankees acquire Edwin Encarnacion from Seattle in a Saturday deal that also sends $8.4 million to Seattle and leaves New York responsible for about $8 million of the $16.4 million guaranteed. The Mariners receive 19-year-old pitcher Juan Then in the exchange.
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Dodgers rally past Cubs as Martin delivers lead run
Russell Martin singled in the eighth inning off Steve Cishek to put the Dodgers ahead. Alex Verdugo made a game saving catch for the final out as Los Angeles defeated Chicago. Kenley Jansen earned his 21st save despite a tense ninth inning.
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Sharks sign Erik Karlsson to eight year 92 million deal
San Jose agrees to an eight year contract worth 92 million for defenseman Erik Karlsson with a cap hit of 11.5 million per season and a full no movement clause. The team announced the deal two weeks before free agency opening. An unnamed source confirmed terms to the AP.
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Bell wins Xfinity race at Iowa Speedway in Newton
Chris Bell claimed his fourth Xfinity win of the season at Iowa Speedway in Newton, dominating 186 of 250 laps for a near two second victory. Pole sitter Cole Custer finished second with Justin Allgaier third and Harrison Burton fourth as Zane Smith took fifth in his fifth start.
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Germany, Spain lead World Cup groups with bold wins
Germany crushed South Africa 4-0 to top Group B and advance to the round of 16, with Spain drawing 0-0 against China to secure knockout stage, while France, Norway also clinched spots and Nigeria faced elimination risks in Rennes and Le Havre venues.
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Sports TV and Radio Schedule Highlights Today
A dense schedule lists ESPN College World Series games Louisville versus Auburn and Vanderbilt versus Mississippi State, plus baseball, basketball and horse racing options on CBS Sports Network NBCSN FS networks. Also soccer World Cup and CONCACAF action, and talk radio lineup across several stations.
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United States routs Chile in soccer friendly
In Paris the United States defeated Chile 3 0 with goals by Carli Lloyd in the 2nd and 35th minutes and Julie Ertz assisted by Tierna Davidson. The US dominated with 26 shots to 1 and 9 on goal, while Chile committed 11 fouls and received two yellow cards.
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