TV and radio schedule highlights for tonight sports
A compact rundown of tonight's games and broadcasts across NBA NHL Premier League soccer and college basketball plus high school action. Notable matchups include Detroit at Cleveland 7 p.m. on Fox Sports Ohio and TNT games Portland at L A Clippers 10 p.m. Also NHL Arizona at Columbus 7 p.m. and New Orleans at LSU 9 p.m. on SEC Network.
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Cleveland
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Wokt-Fm
Dallas
New Orleans
Portland
L.A
NBC Sports Network
Manchester City
Burnley
St. Peter’s
St. John’s
Fox Sports
Detroit Mercy
Kent State
Whlo-Am
Houston Baptist
Dayton
Spectrum News
Vermont
Cincinnati
CBS Sports Network
Iowa
Syracuse
ESPN2
Northwestern
Boston College
ESPNU
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Mississippi
SEC
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Louisville
ESPN
Oral Roberts
Creighton
Fox Sports 1
Bradley
Memphis
Florida State
Indiana
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
Louisiana State
Duke
Michigan State
Arizona State
San Francisco
St. Bonaventure
East Palestine
West Branch
Wopn-Am
Minerva
Dover
WIVM
H.S. Schedule: Boys and More Bball and Wrestling
All games start 7 30 except noted Fairless visits St Thomas Aquinas Malvern travels to Carrollton East Palestine at West Branch Manchester at Norton Glen Oak at Boardman Ursuline hosts Lake Jackson at Cleveland Central Catholic Cuyahoga Falls at Hoover Nordonia at Green Louisville at Fitch Marlington at Kenmore Garf Minerva at Dover Northwest at Canton South Tuslaw at Waynedale Lisbon at East Canton Dalton at Lake Center Christian Bowling Tuiway at Louisville 4 p m East Canton at Central Catholic 4 p m Men s basketball Detroit Mercy at Kent State 7 p m Women s basketball St Bonaventure at Kent State Noon Walsh at Edinboro 5 30 p m Wrestling Mount Union at Baldwin Wallace
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Kent State
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Walsh
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Mount Union
Baldwin Wallace
Pro Sports Transactions Hit Most Baseball and Football Roster Changes
A slate of major league moves includes the Orioles signing LHP Richard Bleier to a one year deal. The Red Sox trade C Sandy Leon to Cleveland for RHP Adenys Bautista. The Athletics acquire Austin Allen and another player from San Diego for 2B Jarickson Profar. Rangers place Nick Goody on assignment and claim RHP Jimmy Herget off waivers while designating LHP Jeffrey Springs. Blue Jays sign several minor leaguers led by Andy Burns and Patrick Kivilehan. Phillies claim RHP Trevor Kelley off waivers from Boston. Nationals sign INF Wilmer Difo and RHP Hunter Strickland to one year contracts. In the NFL, Cardinals release CB Tramaine Brock Sr. and RB Zach Zenner. Falcons add OL John Wetzel and activate Matt Bosher. Lindstrom is moved to the practice squad. Lions place TE T J Hockenson on IR and Vikings add WR Alexander Hollins.
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Baltimore Orioles
Richard Bleier
Boston Red Sox
Sandy Leon
Cleveland
Adenys Bautista
Oakland Athletics
Austin Allen
San Diego
Jarickson Profar
Texas Rangers
Nick Goody
Jimmy Herget
Cincinnati
Jeffrey Springs
Toronto Blue Jays
Andy Burns
Patrick Kivilehan
Phillippe Aumont
A.J. Cole
Justin Miller
Philadelphia Phillies
Trevor Kelley
Boston
Washington Nationals
Inf
Wilmer Difo
Hunter Strickland
Arizona Cardinals
Tramaine Brock Sr
Zach Zenner
Atlanta Falcons
John Wetzel
Matt Bosher
Chris Lindstrom
Detroit Lions
T.J. Hockenson
Minnesota Vikings
Ben Gedeon
Alexander Hollins
Hockey Tonight Matchups Across NHL Schedule
A slate of games unfolds with Arizona at Philadelphia and Vegas visiting the Islanders at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum both at 7 p.m. along with Rangers at Columbus, Chicago at Boston, Minnesota at Tampa Bay, Colorado at Montreal, San Jose at Carolina, Winnipeg at Dallas, and Buffalo at Calgary with late start in Dallas.
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Claymont and Northwest Boys Bowling Scores Report
Claymont defeated Massillon 2 181 to 2 022 in two game matches with top scorers Ritchie 234 and Murphy 202 while Massillon’s Satterfield 156 and Isaiah 228 led a separate Baker System. Northwest triumphed over Alliance 58 18 with Spradling 33 and Marecek 50 helping a 2 1 0 record. Alliance totals listed beside individual results.
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All-Ohio Division IV and V honors announced statewide
The Division IV and V All-Ohio teams were named Monday by a statewide media panel. The selections span First Second and Third Teams with runners, receivers, linemen, linebackers, defensive backs, kickers and punters from Cincinnati Wyoming Perry Kenton Ridge and many other programs across Ohio.
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Cincinnati
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Drew Schiano
Perry
Brennan South
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Clear Fork
Nate Miller
Bryan
Otto Kuhns
Carroll Bloom-Carroll
Dylan Lemen
Springfield
Kenton Ridge
Corey Kiner
St. Bernard
Roger Bacon
Payton Shoemaker
Waverly
Mitchell Ford
Newark
Licking Valley
Zach Love
Gnadenhutten
Indian Valley
Ja’von Lyons
St. Clairsville
Aaron Rieman
Ottawa-Glandorf
Haeden Gump
Girard
Jack Blaurock
Kickers
Grayson Diener
Cameron Shirkey
Luke Ferrell
Carroll Bloom
Noah Harrison
Germantown
Valley View
Korbin Spencer
Springfield Northwestern
Tyler Smarrella
Wintersville
Indian Creek
Luke Fackler
Kenton
Cade Roberts
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Collin Houser
Canal Fulton
Ryan Blant
Boston Black
Eyesville
Meadowbrook
Alec Caton
Ashtabula
Edgewood
Camden O’gara
Don Griswold
Keystone
Jeremiah Tucker
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Marion-Franklin
Blaine Houston
Hunter Adolph
Duncan Falls
Philo
Dee Samuel Pierre
Columbus East
Timmy Ferguson
AJ Levin
West Milton Milton Union
Jacob Brewer
Milan Edison
Brendan Lamb
Clarksville
Clinton-Massie
Amari Whitehead
Indian Hill
Isaiah Alsap
Galion
Connor Penrod
Wauseon
Jayden Cornell
Luke Bennard
Frank Fultz
Clyde
Nick Dalessandro
Chagrin Falls
Kicker
Luka Eller
Mentor Lake Catholic
Kaz Zubay
East Liverpool
Brady Emerson
New Concord
John Glenn
Jack Howey
Bellevue
Gideon Lampron
LaGrange Keystone
Matthew Sullivan
Dane Hogue
Heath
Hayden Hile
Ashton Lyon
Jimmy Harkelroad
Huron
Aaron Leavic
Alex Angle
Oberlin Firelands
Jordan Reed
Lorain Clearview
Joseph Norris
Drew Sessick
Logan Bragg
Nathan Brumbaugh
West Milton Milton
Ohio State eyes title as Badgers loom in Big Ten clash
Ohio State, 12-0, seeks a repeat win over Wisconsin after a 38-7 victory earlier season. Wisconsin, 10-2, routed Minnesota 38-17 to win the Big Ten West and meet the Buckeyes in Indianapolis on Saturday. Coach Ryan Day stresses preparation and rest to avoid a letdown after big wins over Michigan and Penn State.
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