Opening Day Baseball Schedule and Standings Snapshot
Schedule lists games across both leagues with matchups in San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles Milwaukee St Louis Montreal Arizona Florida Colorado Pittsburgh Houston New York. also includes divisional standings for American and National Leagues, showing New York Boston Toronto Baltimore Tampa Bay Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Texas Oakland Seattle Anaheim. Monday and Tuesday results appear for multiple teams, reflecting a busy early-season week.
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San Francisco
Oniz
Rueter
Chicago
Tapani
Kebe
San Diego
Clement
Philadelphia
Person
Cincinnati
Neagle
Atlanta
Glavine
Los Angeles
Brown
Milwaukee
Pulsipher
St. Louis
Oliver
Montreal
Powall
Arizona
Stottlemyre
Florida
Meadows
Colorado
Kile
Pittsburgh
Peters
Houston
Reynolds
New York
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
Anaheim
Toronto
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Seatle
Cleveland
Detroit
Parque
Alvaraz
Martinez
Ryan
Ijohnson
Stein
Cone
Morgan
Hentgen
Anahaim
Karsay
Hudson
Blair
Fr.Garcia
Colon
Qquist
Snyder
Rupe
Portugal
Radke
Linton
Suppan
Irabu
Loaiza
Hamilton
Finley
Moehler
Halama
Associated Press
Air Florida
If Pitsburgh
ASG
Estes
Lorraine
Hampton
Yoshii
Harnish
Smoltz
Judd
Karl
Pam
Football Transactions From Monday AP Report
NFL moves include the Atlanta Falcons releasing multiple players such as Corey Allen and Bren don Ayanbadejo while Baltimore Ravens cut Wally Richardson and Phil Savoy. Cincinnati Bengals sign QB Akili Smith to a seven year deal. Cleveland Browns waive G1 Jeff Buckey in an injury settlement. Indianapolis Colts waive OL Jon Blackman and DE Mark Campbell.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Atlanta Falcons
Corey Allen
Eric Lane
Mike Panasuk
Brendon Ayanbadejo
Octavious Bishop
Steve Hookfin
Eric Thigpen
Ben Nichols
Kenny Watts
Baltimore Ravens
Wally Richardson
Brandon Dyson
Cary Francis
Paul McCord
Cleve Roberts
Phil Savoy
Thomas Lieh
Antron Wright
Cincinnati Bengals
Akili Smith
Cleveland Browns
Jeff Buckey
Indianapolis Colts
Jon Blackman
Mark Campbell
Big 12 teams contend with quarterback concerns in preseason
Nebraska coach Frank Solich says a 50-50 quarterback split will continue until the season begins with Bobby Newcombe and Eric Crouch both vying for the starter role. Missouri, Baylor, Iowa State, Texas Tech, Texas, Colorado and others outline ongoing battles, plans, and evaluations as coaches assess who leads in opener readiness.
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Nebraska
Frank Solich
Solich
Bobby
Newcombe
Eric
Crouch
Missouri
Larry Smith
Smith
Jim Dougherty
Kirk Farmer
Farmer
Dougherty
Baylor
Kevin Steele
Jermaine Alfred
Boston College
Alfred
Odell James
Steele
Iowa State
Dan McCarney
Sage Rosenfels
Derrick Walker
McCarney
Dan) Marino
John) Elway
Texas Tech
Spike Dykes
Rob Peters
Texas
Mack Brown
Major Applewhite
Ricky Williams
Brown
Longhorns
North Carolina State
Colorado
Gary Barnett
Packers crush Broncos in rain soaked preseason win
At Camp Randall Stadium Green Bay routs Denver 27 to 12 as Matt Hasselbeck throws three first half TDs replacing an injured Favre. Keith McKenzie calls the October rematch meaningful while Terrell Davis laments a poor showing in wet conditions.
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Adison
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Denver Broncos
Packers
Keith McKenzie
Green Bay
Denver
University of Wisconsin
Broncos
Terrell Davis
Matt Hasselbeck
Camp Randall Stadium
Hasselbeck
Brett Favre
Favre
John Mobley
Rick Mirer
New York Jets
High school scrimmages kickoff fall seasons across districts
Ottawa High School volleyball holds a 6 p.m. scrimmage Friday followed by a 7 30 p.m. football session. Williamsburg plans a 6 30 p.m. Friday alumni volleyball scrimmage. Kansas State adds Croatian forward Ivan Sulic for 1999 2000 season, 6 9 center from Split who averaged 13 points and eight rebounds last year.
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Ottawa
Williamsburg
Manhattan
Kan
Ivan Sulic
Split
Croatia
Kansas State
Wildcats
Tom Asbury
Sulic
Karlovac
England
Erickson shines as Orioles beat Royals 4 2 in KC
Scott Erickson improved to 10 10 with eight sharp innings, allowing eight hits and two runs. Baltimore took a 3 0 lead with RBI singles from Johnson, Anderson, and Surhoff, while Delino DeShields II and Mike Bordick fueled the defense. Bordick handled 12 chances as Erickson benefited from strong grounders and outfield assists, including Jermaine Dye stifling a plate attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas City
Scott Erickson
Kansas City
Erickson
Mike Bordick
Bordick
Scotty
Bordy
Baltimore
Ray Miller
Royals
Dan Reichert
Albert Belle
Moser
Reichert
Mike Timlin
Delino DeShields
Charles Johnson
Brady Anderson
B.J. Surhoff
RBI
Jermaine Dye
Johnson
Surhoff
Dye
Carlos Beltran
Belle
Scott
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Dodson
Orlis Cox
Herald
Princeton Bashers
Lebo
Danielle Schulz
Kelsey Lynns
Natalie Burkdoll
Kandie Wood
Jenny Bones
Hope Welch
Nathan Burkdoll
Jordan Welch
Alexis Stottlemire
Tina Wilson
Pam Peters
OHS
Kansas City Bi Ab ByAdsn F
Damen F
Rsndhras
Surhoft If
MiSway
Belerf
Dyarf
Baines Dh
Oo Bebron Cf
Conina
Randa
Dshids
JeGmbi Dh
Chance
Qo Kreutere
Minor
Oo Holbert
Oo Yorls
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