Major League Baseball and soccer daily slate
A packed schedule features Kansas City at Cleveland and Chicago at Boston in MLB with network TV and radio coverage. Also NBA Awards and Gold Cup soccer matchups including Bermuda vs Nicaragua and Spain vs United States, plus MLS scores and upcoming fixtures across leagues.
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East and Central Divisions Standings and Weekend Baseball Scores
East division standings show Atlanta leading with 46 32, while New York holds 41 40 and Philadelphia 39 38. Central division features Chicago 42 35 and Milwaukee 42 36, with St. Louis 40 36. West shows Los Angeles 42 36 and Colorado 40 37. Saturday games included Mets 10 Cubs 2, Pirates 6 San Diego 3, Dodgers 5 Colorado 4 in 11 innings. Sunday results: Yankees 7 Houston 5, Astros 9 Yankees 4, and Mets 10 Cubs 2. Upcoming games list: Mets at Phillies, Braves at Cubs, Dodgers at Diamondbacks, and more. Eastern and Western leagues detail several series results and upcoming schedules.
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Robinson Leger
Cleveland Indians
Jason Smith
Columbus
Bobby Brailley
Detroit Tigers
Carlos Torres
Jose Cisnero
Toledo
Kansas City Royals
Ben Lively
Arizona
Wyatt Mascarella
NEW York Yankees
Cameron Maybin
Nestor Cortes Jr
Scranton/ Wilkes-Barre
Ben Heller
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Oakland Athletics
Blake Treinen
Brian Schlitter
Las Vegas
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Gerson Bautista
Tacoma
Jesse Biddle
Matt Carasiti
Mike Wright
Sam Tuivailala
Everett
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Chasen Bradford
Tampa Bay Rays
Austin Pruitt
Durham
Daniel Robertson
Diego Castillo
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Anthony Bemboon
Adam Kolarek
Hunter Wood
Michael Brosseau
Anthony Banda
Charlotte
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Jordan Romane
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Sean Reid-Foley
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Domingo Leyba
Tristin English
Lyle Lin
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Avery Short
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PGA Travelers Championship Final Round Recap at Cromwell
Chez Reavie wins with a 263 total at TPC River Highlands after rounds of 65 66 63 69. Keegan Bradley and Zack Sucher share second at 267 while Paul Casey and Joaquin Niemann tie for fourth. Major fields include Jordan Spieth era standout and top purses across LPGA and European events.
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Abraham Ancer
Jason Day
Bryson DeChambeau
Roberto Diaz
Brian Harman
Tommy Feetwood
Kyoung-Hoon Lee
Patrick Cantlay
Wyndham Clark
Kevin Eisner
Ryan Moore
Kevin Steelman
Alex Prugh
Cody Gribble
Sungjae Im
Russell Knox
Martin Laird
Marc Leishman
Adam Long
Brendan Steele
Robert Ste
Harold Warner II
Freddie Jacobson
Stephan Jaeger
Peter Malnati
Patrick Reed
JJ. Spaun
Nick Watney
Collin Morikawa
Louis Oosthuizen
GT Pan
Kyle Stanley
Josh Teater
Justin Thomas
Ryan Blaum
Sangmoon Bae
Sam Burns
Joel Dahmen
Cameron Davis
Tyler Duncan
Andrew Landry
Chip McDaniel
Brandt Snedeker
Mackenzie Hughes
Hank Lebioda
Sam Ryder
Ryan Armour
Viktor Hovland
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Brooks Koepka
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Sonoma Raceway Race Results and Road America IndyCar
NASCAR Toyota Save Mart 350 at Sonoma California results list Martin Truex Jr winning with Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin next and a detailed lead change breakdown. IndyCar at Road America shows Alexander Rossi leading early and Colton Herta finishing eighth amid a 55 lap race. NHRA Nationals at Norwalk conclude with Torrence and Tasca III winning their classes and point standings updated.
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Green wins KPMG Women’s PGA in first major for Australia
Hannah Green clinched the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Hazeltine with a final round 72, saving par from the bunker on the last hole for a one shot victory over Sung Hyun Park. She finished 9 under 279 earning 577,500 dollars and became the first wire-to-wire major winner since 2011.
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France advances to World Cup quarterfinals with extra-time winner
France defeats Brazil 2-1 after Amandine Henry nets in 107th minute at Le Havre to reach the quarterfinals where they will face United States or Spain in Paris. Valérie Gauvin had a goal disallowed by VAR. Thaisa equalized for Brazil. England defeats Cameroon 3-0 to reach quarters as VAR protests echo.
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Associated Press
NASCAR returns to three turn Carousel at Sonoma
Truex doubted how the new layout would affect Sonoma success but proved unfazed. He and teammate Busch battled to the finish with Busch admitting he tried everything but could not beat a likely winner.
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