TV Today Major League Baseball and Tennis Schedule
TV today lists 7 p.m. Oakland Athletics at New York Yankees or Boston Red Sox at Tampa Bay Devil Rays on ESPN. 10 p.m. Reds at Giants on FXSO and Padres versus Reds or Giants on ESPN. ATP Masters Series rounds on ESPN2 at 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Tennis Masters on ESPN2. Basketball at 2 p.m. USA men’s national team vs Germany on ESPN.
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Oakland Athletics
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
ESPN
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
FXSO
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego Padres
ATP
Western & Southern Financial Group
ESPN2
United States
Germany
Reds at Giants on WLW and WONE radio at 10 p.m
Major League Baseball game broadcast scheduled for 10 p.m. featuring the Cincinnati Reds visiting the San Francisco Giants. Radio stations WLW AM 700 and WONE AM 980 will carry the match with play-by-play coverage.
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Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Wlw-Am
Wone-Am
National League Baseball Tuesday and Wednesday games listed
Schedule of NL games includes Houston Atlanta N Y Mets Milwaukee Chicago Cubs Colorado Montreal St Louis Florida Arizona Philadelphia San Diego Pittsburgh Los Angeles Cincinnati and San Francisco with start times and Wednesday matchups for Thomson Munro Trachsel Davis Hernandez Suppan Zambrano Wright Beckett Milton Eaton Fogg Lima Acevedo Tomko and Acevedo on various dates through Thursday with Mets at Milwaukee Cubs at Colorado and Florida at Arizona among others.
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Houston
Atlanta
N.Y. Mets
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Colorado
Montreal
St. Louis
Florida
Arizona
Philadelphia
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
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Munro
Trachsel
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L.hernandez
Suppan
C.zambrano
Wright
Beckett Res Ason
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Eaton
Fogg
Lima
Acevedo
Tomko
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Chicago
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Bonds
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Loretta
Helton
J Estrada
Belize
Pujols
Babreu
Jdrew
Overbay
Biggio
Castilla
DeLee
Matsui
Lowell
Edmonds
Marquis
Pavano
Carpenter
Estes
Baseball matchups across leagues and venues listed
A schedule rundown lists MLB games including Boston at Tampa Bay with Arroyo facing Halama, Anaheim at Minnesota, Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, Cleveland versus Toronto, Texas at Detroit, Oakland at New York Yankees, and Seattle at Tampa Bay among others with start times 12:35 to 8:10 p.m.
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Arroyo
Tampa Bay
Halama
Anaheim
Sele
Ra.Ortiz
Minnesota
Lohse
Chicago White Sox
Schoeneweis
Kansas City
B.anderson
Cleveland
Toronto
Texas
Detroit
Oakland
N.Y
Yankees
Seattle
East West
New York
West West
Harden
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N.Y. Yankees
Saab
Johnson
Seattle Aede
Cabrera
Westbrook
Towers
Willis
Eee
Seanez
McCracken
Green
Obautista
Hillenbrand
Terrero Cintron
Hairston
Aquino
Hille Fossum
Dessens
Sos Koplove
Tracy
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Chris Perry
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National League Leaders Batting and Power Hitting
NL leaders span multiple clubs with key figures including Bonds San Francisco and Pujols St Louis. Will intersect with runs, hits, doubles, and home runs while outlining top pitchers and strikeout leaders for the season.
NFL First Round Signings Highlight Wide Receiver and QB Moves
A survey of first round NFL signings lists Eli Manning with the Giants and Philip Rivers with San Diego among quarterbacks, plus multiple wide receivers, defensive backs, and running backs. Notable deals include Larry Fitzgerald to Pittsburgh for six years at 60 million and Dunta Robinson to Houston for six years at 10.7 million.
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New York Giants
San Diego
Eli Manning
Mississippi
Oaklland
Robert Gallery
Iowa
Arizona
Larry Fitzgerald
Pittsburgh
Philip Rivers
North Carolina State
Washington
Sean Taylor
Miami
Cleveland
Kellen Winslow
Detroit
Roy Williams
Texas
Atlanta
DeAngelo Hall
Virginia Ee
Reggie Williams
Vaucan
Houston
Dunta Robinson
South Carolina
Tennis results from Rogers Cup fixtures and initial rounds
A series of men's and women's singles results from the Rogers Cup at Uniprix Stadium. Notable wins include Henman defeating El Aynaoui in straight sets, Lopez over Reid, and Youzhny beating Massu in three. Roddick edged Mirnyi, while Ferrero and Johansson delivered close wins in 6-4 6-4 and two tight 7-6 tiebreaks. The event features top players from multiple nations in early-round play with a $1.3 million purse.
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Tim Henman
Britain
Yours el Aynaoui
Morocco
Feliciano Lopez
Spain
Todd Reid
Australia
Jeff Morrison
United States
Jurgen Melzer
Austria
Tommy Robredo
Taylor Dent
Thomas Johansson
Sweden
Gregory Carraz
France
Mikhail Youzhny
Russia
Nicolas Massu
Chile
Dominik Hrbaty
Slovakia
Roger Federer
Switzerland
Hicham Arazi
Vince Spadea
Mariano Zabaleta
Argentina
Michel Llodra
Nicolas Kiefer
Germany
Joachim Johansson
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Ar- Clement
As Bjorkman
Kakli Labeden
Georgia
Luis Horna
Peru
Dasco
Fabrice Santoro
Robby Ginepri
Robin Soderling
Sebastien Grosjean
Andy Roddick
Max Mirnyi
Belarus
Tennis results round up from Craybas to Mauresmo
Results show multiple first round and second round matches with players from Serbia Montenegro United States Japan Russia and more. Notable winners include Jelena Jankovic Amelie Mauresmo Ai Sugiyama and Elena Bovina with sets listed and several doubles matches completed with Craybas Weingartner defeating Jankovic Kremer and partners.
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Doupn
Feliciano Lopez
Tommy Robredo
Spain
Jiri Novak
Petr Pala
Czech Republic
Frantisek Cermak
Leos Friedl
Chris South Africa
Xavier Malisse
Belgium
Fernando Gonzalez
Nicolas Mas Su
Chile
Julian Knowle
Austria
Nenad Zimonjic
Serbia-Montenegro
Arantxa Parra Santonja
Anne Kremer
Luxembourg
Kristina Brandi
Puerto Rico
Rita Grande
Italy
Martina Sucha
Slovakia
Rossana Neffa de Los Rios
Paraguay
Elena Likhovtseva
Russia
Maria Vento-Kabchi
Venezuela
Vera Zvonareva
Akiko Morigami
Japan
Bethany Mattek
United States
Angelique Widjaja
Indonesia
Mary Pierce
France
Nicole Pratt
Australia
Jennifer Capriati
Alina Jidkova
Ai Sugiyama
Daniela Hantuchova
Karolina Sprem
Croatia
Shinobu Asagoe
Amelie Mauresmo
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Jill Craybas
Marlene Weingartner
Germany
Jelena Jankovic
Serbia
Montenegro
Maria Fernanda Alves
Brazil
Ipek Senoglu
Turkey
Els Callens
Lina Krasnoroutskaya
Tatiana Golovin
Lisa Mc Shea
Marta Marrero
Arantxa
Boxing Pro Fight Schedule Highlights Major Matchups
Boxing schedule lists Jose Miguel Cotto versus Alfred Kotey in San Juan. Freitas versus Corrales in Mashantucket for lightweight titles. Nanthachai versus Forbes in Portland for a super feather title. Alcine versus Candelo in Temecula. De La Hoya versus Hopkins in Las Vegas. Spinks versus Gonzalez and Brewster versus Meehan for welterweight and WBO titles. Cotto versus Pinto in Hato Rey. Santos versus Margarito in Puerto Rico. Trinidad versus Mayorga in New York.
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Puerto Rico
Jose Miguel Cotto
Alfred Kotey
Ghana
Foxwoods Resort Casino
Mashantucket
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
Sho
Cory Spinks
St. Louis
Miguel Angel Gonzalez
Mexico
Spinks
Lamon Brewster
Los Angeles
Kali Meehan
Australia
Brewster
Hato Rey
HBO
Miguel Cotto
Kelson Pinto
Brazil
Daniel Santos
Antonio Margarito
Santos
Transactions across MLB and NASCAR reported
NASCAR fined Jimmie Johnson ten thousand dollars for using a sign to conceal a sponsor conflict as he pursues a rival deal. In MLB, Detroit purchased RHP John Ennis from Toledo and designated RHP Danny Patterson. Twins extend spring training lease with Lee County through 2020. Yankees sign 18 John Olerud for one year and option Padilla to Columbus or IL, while Marsonek moves to 60-day DL. Reds activate Griffey Jr and place Riedling on bereavement list. Brewers sign Brady and Hundt to Helena. Expos acquire Robertson from Indians and option to Edmonton. Fikac designated. Phillies option Geary to Scranton. Giants recall Lowry and option Correia to Fresno.
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Detroit Tigers
John Ennis
Toledo
Danny Patterson
Minnesota Twins
Lee County
Fort Myers
Fla
NEW York Yankees
John Olerud
Juan Padilla
Columbus
Sam Marsonek
sarewiMt
REDS
Ken Griffey Jr
John Riedling
Milwaukee Brewers
Josh Brady
Brandon Hundt
Helena
Montreal Expos
Jerrome Robertson
Cleveland Indians
Pierre-Luc Marceau
Robertson
Edmonton
Jeremy Fikac
Philadelphia Phillies
Jeff Geary
Scranton Wilkes- Barre
SAN Francisco Giants
Noah Lowry
Fresno
Kevin Correia
Sports League Movements and Signings Across Baseball and Basketball
Multiple teams announce signings releases and trades across minor and major leagues. Key moves include the Tacoma and PCL related Coastal Bend Aviators adding pitchers Matt Rohr and Tim Ramon, the Pensacola Pelicans selling Joe Espada to Tampa Bay and assigning him to Montgomery, and the New York Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers signing players including Trevor Ariza and Slava Medvedenko.
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Coastal Bend Aviators
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Tim Ramon
Pensacola Pelicans
Joe Espada
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Montgomery
SAN Angelo Colts
Sean Bischofberger
Frontier League Paints
Rich Pohle
Washington Wild Things
Adam Palmer
Bangor
Jeff Brooks
Laine McKeller
New Haven
Elmira Pioneers
Jared Stuart
North Shore Spirit
Anthony DePrete
LOS Angeles Lakers
Slava Medvedenko
NEW Orleans Hornets
Rodney Rogers
Tim Pickett
NEW York Knicks
Trevor Ariza
Washington Wizards
Michael Ruffin
American Basketball Association
ABA
Buffalo
N.Y
Philadelphia
Fusion
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