Young Out For Month With Torn Hamstrings
Regina Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Vince Young has two torn hamstrings and will be out for about four to six weeks. Coach Chris Jones announced the update after Young was injured at training camp. The 34 year old former NFL quarterback is attempting a CFL comeback with the Roughriders after being inactive since 2014. He starred at Texas leading to a 2006 Rose Bowl win over USC and was a first round pick by the Tennessee Titans in the 2006 NFL draft.
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Twins make Royce Lewis No 1 pick in MLB draft
Minnesota selects Royce Lewis, a speedy California high school shortstop, as the No 1 overall pick in the MLB draft. Lewis impressed with slick fielding and versatile play, while other first round selections included Logan Warmoth to Toronto at 22 and Hunter Greene to Cincinnati at two. The Twins previously picked Joe Mauer in 2001 and are leading the AL Central after a 59-103 season.
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Major League Baseball schedule and leaders snapshot
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Baseball Night slate and NL leaders summary for Chicago to Milwaukee games
Chicago at New York Mets and Dodgers at Cleveland lead a packed schedule with Boston and Milwaukee games also slated. NL leaders highlight Zimmerman Washington batting .365 and Lamb Arizona with 57 RBIs while big hitters include Schebler and Votto both 18 homers for Cincinnati.
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WMBL Results and Schedule Highlights
Sunday's games saw Regina defeat Brooks 7 to 1, Okotoks 5 Fort McMurray 4, Moose Jaw 14 Yorkton 5, Weyburn 8 Swift Current 5, Medicine Hat 17 Edmonton 2. Monday results: Swift Current 10 Weyburn 5, Melville 10 Yorkton 4. Tuesday matchups include Fort McMurray at Edmonton and Regina at Melville at 7 05 p.m. Local games continue with several 7 05 p.m. fixtures across the league.
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Taillon returns with five scoreless innings in Pirates win
Jameson Taillon pitched five scoreless frames in his comeback from cancer treatment as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Colorado Rockies 7-2. Taillon improved to 3-1 while allowing five hits, two walks, and five strikeouts, with Josh Harrison driving in two runs on a first inning homer.
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Canadian MLS Standings Report by The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press provides an update on Major League Soccer standings with team positions, points, and recent results. The report highlights leaders, playoff picture, and key matches affecting the table.
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AHL Deals Monday Sports Transactions Summary
Baseball moves include Tigers optioning Arcenio Leon to Toledo and recalling Chad Bell. Twins option Chris Heston and reinstate Jorge Polanco from bereavement. Yankees recall Ben Heller. Braves option Matt Wisler and recall Jason Hursh. Reds send Brandon Finnegan to Pensacola for rehab. Dodgers assign Justin Marks to Oklahoma City. Minor leagues see several roster changes. Football and hockey notes cover Colts injuries, Rangers coach hire, and other college and league shifts.
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