National League East and World Series pace scoreboard
The standings show Philadelphia and Atlanta atop the NL East with playoff gaps tight. Across the majors, teams chase division leads and daily results list Friday to Sunday games, with batting and pitching stats and upcoming schedules for Milwaukee Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati and others.
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Larson dominates Xfinity Coca Cola Firecrackers race result
Kyle Larson wins with Chevrolet atop 105 laps as Elliott Sadler and Christopher Bell chase. Race stats show 129.237 mph winner speed, 6 cautions, 11 lead changes, and Larson leading late amid a tight margin of victory. Other top finishers include Sadler, Bell, Blaney, and Grala with multiple lead laps and consistent points impact.
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MLB and Minor League Player Moves Snapshot
A broad roundup shows multiple teams signing, designating, sending players on rehab, recalls, and DL placements. Notable items include the Tigers signing Kacey Murphy and Chris Farish to minors, White Sox sending Nicky Delmonico to Birmingham, Mariners recalling John Andreoli, Dodgers signing Ben Holmes, Reds adding Dilson Herrera, Cubs adding Edmond Americaan and others, and Detroit Red Wings naming Filip Gustine to a three year rookie contract.
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Chicago White Sox
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Birmingham
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Halep Calls Herself Unprofessional After Wimbledon Exit
No. 1 seed Halep squandered a late lead and match point as Hsieh Su-Wei stunned her 3-6 6-4 7-5 in the Wimbledon third round. Halep admitted mental fatigue and tired muscles after dropping five games in a row to end the match.
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