Chicago at Houston and NFL Miami at Tampa Bay telecast
Tuesday broadcast slate lists Chicago at Houston and Miami at Tampa Bay at 7 p.m. on channels 60 and 27 respectively. Baseball action Kansas City at Baltimore 6 p.m. on channel 43 with Atlanta at Colorado 4 p.m. on channel 21.
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Baseball schedule listing for Tuesday games across leagues
Tuesday schedule lists Cubs at Houston with Bere 8-5 and Reynolds 10 10, Phillies Coggin 3-1 at Milwaukee Lavrqult 5-7, Reds Reyes 1-2 at St Louis Morris 14-7, Braves Glavine 11-5 at Colorado Thomson 0-5, Mets Trachsel 6-10 at San Diego Herndon 0-1, Pirates Ritchie 9-10 at Arizona B Anderson 3-1, Expos Armas Jr 8-11 at Los Angeles Williams 2-1, Marlins Sanchez 2-1 at San Francisco Schmidt 7-7, kickoff times 7:05 to 9:15 p.m.
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Weekend Sports Transactions Across Major Leagues
The week’s notes show Kansas City optioning Tony Cogan to Omaha and calling up Scott Mullen. Minnesota sends Brad Thomas to New Britain. New York confirms Ted Lilly’s six game suspension appeal dropped and fine affirmed. Tampa Bay signs Jon Switzer to Hudson Valley. Jeff Wallace to 15 day DL. Bobby Seay recalled. Texas activates Ruben Sierra and option Brandon Villafuerte. Cincinnati designates Scat Winchester and John Riedling returns from 60 day DL.
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Hall stars in Chiefs 20 0 exhibition win over Redskins
Chiefs blank Washington 20-0 as Dante Hall returns a 92 yard punt for a TD and Kansas City gains 412 total yards. Trent Green throws for 97 yards with two receivers connecting on key plays as coach Dick Vermeil praises execution and notes Washington played without their starter at QB and two starting defenders.
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Snyder guards KSU past as new era unfolds
Manhattan AP notes Kansas State under Bill Snyder embraces its bleak history to build a turnaround. Despite a 500-loss label and years of poor results, Snyder stresses lessons from the program’s past while guiding a No. 13 AP ranked Wildcats toward a first Big 12 title and national relevance. Players like Josh Scobey express pride in contributing to Kansas State’s rebuilding saga.
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Sweeney Says Royals Lack Fire to Win Games
Kansas City stars like Mike Sweeney accuse many Royals players of lacking intensity after a bumpy season. He cites a clubhouse filled with players more interested in paychecks than winning, while teammates including Roberto Hernandez echo no excuses and a need for greater heart to compete daily.
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Royals Rally Past Tigers for Fourth Straight Win
Kansas City rose to four straight after a 6-4 victory over Detroit as Tony Muser urged effort following a rough start. Neifi Perez cleared the bases with a crucial triple, while Jeff Suppan earned the win and Roberto Hernandez logged his 22nd save. Mike Sweeney missed the action with hand and wrist injuries, hoping for a quick return. The Tigers stranded runners and extended a 9th straight slide at Kauffman Stadium.
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