TV and radio today feature MLB NBA and NFL schedules
A dense listing of games across baseball basketball and football with TV radio carriers and times. Notable matchups include Houston at Cleveland in MLB, Phoenix at Connecticut in WNBA, and Denver versus Atlanta in NFL preseason with multiple regional outlets.
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Cleveland
SportsTime
Ohio
Whbc-Am
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Warr-Am
Wtam-Am
Wmms-Fm
Wjer-Fm
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Espn-Am
Denver
WKYC
Wrok-Fm
Warf-Am
WNBA
Phoenix
Connecticut
CBS Sports Network
New York
Dallas
NBA TV
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
ESPN2
Winnipeg
Toronto
Fox Sports
Washington
Chicago
Indiana
Seattle
Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
East to West divisions shown with team records and winning percentages. Key figures include New York, Tampa Bay, Boston, Toronto, and Baltimore in the AL, plus Minnesota and Cleveland atop the AL Central, with Los Angeles and San Francisco leading the NL West and East divisions. Notable game results and daily leaders across batting and pitching categories are listed.
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New York City FC
New York
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles FC
Seattle
LA Galaxy
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Minnesota United
FC Dallas
Portland
Real Salt Lake
Houston
Sp.a Kansas City
Vancouver
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Sporting Kansas City
ST. Louis
San Diego
Baltimore
Toronto
Boston
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Minnesota
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Los Angeles
Texas
Arizona
N.Y. Yankees
NY. Mets
Chicago White Sox
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Yankees
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Washington
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MLB and NBA player moves and contracts update
Baseball teams completed numerous transactions including optioning Chandler Shepherd, sending Logan Allen to Columbus IL, and trading Shane Greene and Nick Castellanos. Roster moves affected Houston Pressly, Jonathan Lucroy, and Brian Schlitter, with minor league designations and rehab assignments noted. Also notable are trades involving Jazz Chisholm, Zack Greinke, and Andrew Triggs for various players and cash. In basketball and football, multiple signings, waivers, and staff appointments were announced across NBA NFL teams.
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Baltimore Orioles
Chandler Shepherd
Norfolk
Chicago White Sox
Joe Jarneski
White Sox
Ray Castro
Cleveland Indians
Logan Allen
Columbus
Carlos Carrasco
Dan Otero
Detroit Tigers
Shane Greene
Atlanta
Joey Wentz
Travis Demeritte
Nick Castellanos
Cash
Chicago
Minnesota Twins
Carlos Torres
Jaylin Davis
Prelander Berroa
Kai-Wei Teng
San Francisco
Sam Dyson
C.J. Crow
Fort Myers
NEW York Yankees
Luke Voit
David Hale
IL Hale
Jonathan Holder
Breyvic Valera
Scranton/ Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Harvey
Colorado
Alfredo Garcia
Jonathan Louisiga
Trenton
Oakland Athletics
Josh Phegley
Ramon Laureano
Andrew Triggs
Brian Schlitter
Las Vegas
Beau Taylor
Tacoma
Tampa Bay Rays
Daniel Robertson
Durham
Jake Faria
Milwaukee
Jesus Aguilar
Adam Kolarek
L.A. Dodgers
Niko Hulsizer
Texas Rangers
Kolby Allard
Nashville
Nate Jones
Jones
Toronto Blue Jays
Ryan Borucki
Buddy Boshers
Buffalo
Brock Stewart
Aaron Sanchez
Joe Biagini
Cal Stevenson
Houston
Derek Fisher
Arizona Diamondbacks
Jazz Chisholm
Miami
Zac Gallen
John Ryan Murphy
Zack Greinke
J.B. Bukauskas
Corbin Martin
Seth Beer
Joshua Rojas
Max Stassi
L.A. Angels
Ofs Rainier Rivas
Raider
Uceta
Joey Krehbiel
Kevin Crow
Matt Andriese
AZL
Diamondbacks
Blake Swihart
Chicago Cubs
Martin Maldonado
Tony Kemp
David Phelps
Duane Underwood Jr
Iowa
Oscar de la Cruz
Cincinnati Reds
Taylor Trammell
San Diego
Francil Reyes
Victor Nova
Cleveland
Scott Moss
Yasiel Puig
Trevor Bauer
Cincinnati
Tanner Roark
Oakland
Jameson Hannah
Scooter Gennett
Ryan Lavarnway
Louisville
David Hernandez
Colorado Rockies
Harrison Musgrave
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Tony Gonsolin
Oklahoma City
Dylan Floro
Tyler Thornburg
Miami Marlins
Jesus Sanchez
Ryne Stanek
Nick Anderson
Trevor Richards
Milwaukee Brewers
Marcos Diplan
Minnesota
Philadelphia Phillies
Edgar Garcia
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Mitch Walding
Dylan Cozens
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Corey Dickerson
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Drew Pomeranz
Ray Black
Mauricio Dubon
Mark Melancon
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Dereck Rodriguez
Andrew Suarez
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Washington Nationals
Kyle Johnston
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Daniel Hudson
Justin Miller
Michael Blazek
Javy Guerra
Jonny Venters
Basketball
National Basketball Association
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F Ray Spalding
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Gs Damion Lee
Ky Bowman
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Jason Kidd
Lionel Hollins
Phil Handy
Miles Simon
Mike Peaberthy
Quinton Crawford
Greg St. Jean
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Memphis Grizzlies
Marko Guduric
National Football League
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Jeremiah Sirles
Green Bay Packers
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Markus Jones
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NFL
LOS Angeles Chargers
Liliana Perez
Miami Dolphins
P Stone Wilson
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Donald Penn
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Mount Union Football Sets 2019 Plans After Rotary Club Talk
Mount Union coach Vince Kehres outlined 2019 changes to fans at the Alliance Rotary Club. The Raiders shift to a four man defensive front and rely on nine returning offensive linemen with eight starters back. New staff additions include Fred Thomas and Dustin Miller from Malone. The team will field 225 players across varsity and junior varsity.
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Kehres
Raiders
Andrew Roesch
Adam Pastor
Ethan McComb
Nate Brunson
Roesch
Pastor
McComb
Brunson
Sean Sherman
Brendan Klaus
Jonny Todd
Jonathan Bisone
Joey Presu
Malone University
Fred Thomas
Dustin Miller
Pioneers
Thomas
Alliance High School
Fred
Malone
Indians land Puig and Reyes in three-team swap at deadline
Cleveland acquires Puig Reyes and other players from San Diego and Cincinnati in a seven player deal that reshapes the lineup and future for the 2019 season and beyond. Francona to deploy a right handed bat to balance a lefty heavy order as Bauer exits with two pitchers on the mend.
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Bauer
Reds
Puig
Scott Moss
Indians
Reyes
Logan Allen
Victor Nova
San Diego
Padres
Taylor Trammel
Chris Antonetti
Cincinnati
Pirates
Cleveland
Kansas City
Major League Baseball
Francona
Corey Kluber
Carlos Carrasco
Kluber
Carrasco
Danny Salazar
Trevor
Antonetti
Paul Dolan
Mike Chernoff
Michael Brantley
Astros Bow to Greinke Deal in Record Trade Day
On a day of two dozen trades the Houston Astros landed ace Zack Greinke to join Justin Verlander and Gerrit Cole. GM Jeff Luhnow cited near-final traction in the last 24 to 48 hours as teams shuffled, with Braves bullpen boosts and moves involving Mark Melancon Scooter Gennett and more.
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Houston Astros
Astros
Zack Greinke
Justin Verlander
Gerrit Cole
Houston
Jeff Luhnow
Shane Greene
Mark Melancon
Braves
Scooter Gennett
Jesus Aguilar
Mike Leake
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