TV and Radio Sports Schedule by Time
At 1 p.m. Cleveland Indians play Boston Red Sox. At 7 p.m. Yankees vs Orioles or Braves vs Marlins on ESPN. At 8 p.m. Reds visit Cardinals on FXSO and WLW AM 700 WONE AM 980. At 10 p.m. Giants visit Diamondbacks on ESPN2. Wimbledon quarterfinals run 8 a.m. ESPN2 and 10 a.m. ESPN2 with 1 p.m. coverage on Channel 2 and Channel 5.
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ESPN
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Baltimore Orioles
Atlanta Braves
Florida Marlins
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
FXSO
Wlw-Am
Wone-Am
Spread Baseball Odds Card with Team Matchups
A periodic odds card lists National League and American League matchups with each team's betting line. Home teams are in caps and examples include Chicago Cubs versus Milwaukee, Los Angeles Dodgers versus San Diego, and New York Yankees versus Chicago White Sox.
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Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Houston
Colorado
LA Dodgers
San Diego
Florida
Atlanta
Washington
Pittsburgh
NY Mets
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Arizona
San Francisco
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Toronto
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Minnesota
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Chi White Sox
N.Y. Yankees
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la Angels
TEXAS
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Seattle
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Curtis Pride
Robb Quinlan
Salt Lake
NEW York Yankees
Melky Cabrera
Columbus
Matt Carson
Trenton
Seattle Mariners
Miguel Olivo
Tacoma
Rene Rivera
San Antonio
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Trever Miller
Tim Corcoran
Durham
Texas Rangers
Joaquin Benoit
Gerald Laird
Oklahoma
Records and Feats Mark June 29 Across Sports History
June 29 milestones span golf to track and field. Alex Smith wins a U S Open pace duel with brother Willie. Charles Dumas clears 7 feet in Los Angeles trials. Dave Stewart and Fernando Valenzuela throw no hitters in the same day, first double no hitter by leagues. Martina Navratilova sets a Wimbledon match record at doubles quarterfinals. Randy Johnson reaches 4000 strikeouts with a late-game K against San Diego.
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Ingelisa Driehuis
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Tunisia
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Frankfurt
Co Germany
Japan
Greece
Bengals waive Haldi as Krenzel joins competition at QB
Cincinnati sources report rookie Josh Haldi was waived after the Bengals claimed former Ohio State quarterback Craig Krenzel off waivers on June 20. Carson Palmer enters his second season as starter with Jon Kitna backing him. Krenzel and Casey Bramler vie for No. 3 behind them.
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Bengals
Josh Haldi
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Haldi
Ohio State
Craig Krenzel
Chicago Bears
Carson Palmer
Jon Kitna
Krenzel
Casey Bramler
Bank of America to Sponsor Lowe's Motor Speedway Race
Bank of America will be the namesake for the October 2006 Lowe's Motor Speedway race in Charlotte North Carolina and become a major sponsor of four Speedway Motorsports Inc tracks. It will also title sponsor the Countdown to Green pre race show on NBC and TNT telecasts starting Sunday.
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N.C
Bank of America Corp
Lowe's Motor Speedway
Speedway Motorsports Inc
Bank of America
NBC
TNT
Bank By
1990s NBA Mock Draft Roundups and Tennis and Sports News
A long, mixed-up page lists NBA draft prospects with teams and colleges, followed by a tennis set of matches from Wimbledon with players like Hewitt Lopez and Federer, then Baseball America Top 25 with team records, and multiple MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL transaction notes and signings across teams such as Angels, Yankees, Mariners, Cubs, Reds, and many others. Various trades, call-ups, injuries, and roster moves involve players like Bogut Williams Paul Felton and Lam.
Kit Hinders Fights Brain Tumor With Steady Courage
Tenacious 14 year old Kit Hinders faces a dime sized brain stem glioma that left him nearly blind in one eye. After multiple surgeries and a difficult hospital stay his family found hope through Special Wish leading to a Chicago trip and a day at Wrigley Field.
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Diane
Kit Hinders
Brian
Bellbrook
Carrie
Great American Ball Park
Cubs
Reds
Sammy Sosa
Michael Schaid
Chicago
Sosa
Wrigley Field
Prior
Wood
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