TV and Radio Schedule for Wednesday June 1
Major League Baseball games include Los Angeles Angels at Chicago White Sox or Baltimore Orioles at Boston Red Sox at 7 p m on ESPN2. At 8 p m Cincinnati Reds visit Houston Astros on WLW AM and FXSO. At 10 p m Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles Dodgers or Milwaukee Brewers at San Diego Padres on ESPN2. NBA Playoffs feature San Antonio Spurs at Phoenix Suns at 9 p m on ESPN. Tennis coverage shows French Open quarterfinals at 8 a m on ESPN2.
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Spread baseball scores and playoff note
The page lists multiple baseball matchups with team names and scores such as Chicago White Sox 5 at Angels 2 and Yankees 9 11, plus standings for Cleveland Oakland and Tampa Bay. It notes NBA playoff context with San Antonio leading 3-1 in the Western Conference Finals and identifies the home team in caps as San Antonio.
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June 1 in Sports History Highlights
On June 1, 1925 Lou Gehrig started his 2,130 game streak by replacing Wally Pipp at first base. In 1946 Warren Merrittens rode Assault to Belmont Stakes glory, a Triple Crown winner. On June 1, 1975 Nolan Ryan pitched his fourth no hitter for the California Angels over the Orioles. In 1996 LSU women earned their 10th straight NCAA track title with 81 points.
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Eastern and Western Conference Finals Recap and Open Schedule
Detroit 90 Miami 81 and 106 96 wins for Detroit. Miami holds two home games with 92 86 in the middle games. San Antonio leads Phoenix 3-1 after 121 114 and 111 108 decisions. Tennis results and other sports notes follow including Roland Garros and various collegiate postings.
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Packers to retire Reggie White number at home opener
Green Bay will honor Reg gie White by retiring his No 92 at halftime of the Sept 18 home opener against the Cleveland Browns. Team president Bob Harlan said White, who died last December at 43, deserved a special tribute despite the NFL preferring jersey retirements.
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Steelers QBs ride helmetless on motorcycles in Pittsburgh
A sports column criticizes Ben Roethlisberger and Tommy Maddox for riding motorcycles without helmets in Pennsylvania. It contrasts their actions with coach Bill Cowher’s guidance, notes Winslow’s injury caution, and questions leadership and safety responsibility amid Roethlisberger’s rise.
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