Weekend Pro Sports TV Schedule Highlights
On air listings show Tuttlery Banobeall Tampa Bay at Atlanta 6 30 p m Terronn Millett versus Demetrius Caballos at 8 p m ESPN2 NBA Iuterleague Washington versus Boston at 7 p m Wi Baseball 3 Louis at Houston 6 p m ESPN Atlanta at Cincinnati 6 p m ESPN2.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Highlights
American League East leaders New York and Boston trade spots as Toronto and Baltimore lag behind. National League shows Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Chicago atop divisions with a packed Tuesday slate across cities including Milwaukee, San Francisco, Anaheim, and Seattle.
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N.Y. Mots
Royals edge Cubs 4-2 on opportunistic offense
The Royals overcame Chicago's lack of offense aided by modest scoring on a booted ball, an error, a hit batter, and a sacrifice fly. Raul Ibanez drove in the go ahead run in the sixth, Mike Sweeney added an insurance tally, while Dan Reichert earned the win and Roberto Hernandez closed out for the save as KC won for just the second time in 12 games.
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Kansas City
Cubs
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Royals
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Kevin Tapani
Tapani
Baylor
Mark Quinn
Ricky Gutierrez
Joe Randa
RBI
DeShields
Eric Young
Leslie Breaks Her Own All-Star Scoring Record
Lisa Leslie scored a West record 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Western Conference to an 80-72 win over the East in Orlando. She earned MVP honors for a second time, despite starting on the bench.
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Leslie
Sacramento
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Richie Adubato
Lauren Jackson
Jackie Stiles
New York
Vickie Johnson
Johnson
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McGriff Rejects Cubs Trade to Stay with Devil Rays
Fred McGriff refused a July trade that would have sent him from last place Tampa Bay to first place Chicago. He then homered twice as the Devil Rays beat the Braves 6-5 at Atlanta, while noting fatigue from a hectic week and not ruling out a future deal before the July 31 deadline. Cubs officials expressed disappointment and will pursue other options, with McGriff holding a no-trade clause.
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Ottawa Legion AA sweeps St Marys to end regular season
Ottawa Legion AA clinched the regular season with a doubleheader sweep over St Marys at Harvey M Drake Field, winning 15-5 and 12-0 to finish 27-4. Eric Hull Jeremy Altice and Anthony Ingram homered in game one as Guilfoyle added two in game two, with Will Newland and Ingram earning wins. The team opens Zone 2 Tournament play at Oza Wickie at 6 p.m. Thursday. Announcer Gary Bateman was honored before the first game with a certificate, shirt, cap and autographed ball.
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Ozawickie
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Hull
Ingram
Altic
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Josh Guilfoyle
Travis Caryl
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Chris Hermreck
Guilfoyle
Cary
Evans
Newland
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Ottawa Legion
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Ottawa A ousts tourney hopes after tough losses
Ottawa A, a 16-year-old Legion team, was eliminated from the Zone Tournament in Chanute after a 10-2 loss to host Chanute. Ottawa had four hits led by Tyler Fredricks and Rick Croucher, with Daryl strong on the mound despite costly defensive errors. In the earlier opener, Ottawa fell 6-4 in extra innings to Emporia, with Byrd driving in three on four Ottawa hits as both teams battled defensive miscues.
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Emporia
Ottawa
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Rick Croucher
Ryan Caryl
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Caryl
Nathan Byrd
Michael Novick
Justin Ingram
Daryl
Byrd
Adam Stauffer
Stauffer
Ingram
Matt Morton
Brian Turner
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