National League standings and Monday results summary
Summary of NL East Central and West divisions showing team wins losses and games back. Monday results include Cincinnati over Florida 4 0 Atlanta over Chicago Cubs 6 0 St Louis over Houston Los Angeles over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia over San Diego 8 4. Schedule notes Montreal at Colorado 11 4 and multiple late games across the circuit with pitcher matchups listed.
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NFL Week Schedule Big Night and Weekend Games List
The schedule lists NFL games across Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday including New England at Green Bay Atlanta at Detroit Cincinnati at Indianapolis Chicago at Buffalo Washington at Tampa Bay St Louis at Minnesota New Orleans at Tennessee Philadelphia at New York Jets New York Giants at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Kansas City Arizona at Seattle San Francisco at San Diego Carolina at Jacksonville Oakland at Dallas and Denver versus Miami in Mexico City with kickoff times from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. local.
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Daily Sports Transactions Highlight Key Roster Moves
The Associated Press reports multiple seasonal moves across baseball basketball football this Monday. Angels designate Kevin Gross while Orioles add Rick Krivda. Indians place Alvin Morman on the DL. Royals designate Craig Paquette and activate Jos Vitiello. Yankees option Hideki Irabu to Columbus. Braves activate Kenny Joffon and designate Tim Spehr. Nets sign Keith Von Horn. Jaguars sign Mark Brunell. Chiefs cut Dan Salecumua. Vikings sign Andrew Glover. Jets sign William Robatts.
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Royals sweep Twins in doubleheader for first time since 1994
Kansas City manager Tony Muser stressed balance across starting pitching relief defense and offense after the Royals swept Minnesota 10-3 and 5-2 in a twinbill. Relievers Carrasco Perez and Montgomery fired five hitless innings as KC piled 17 hits in game one. Johnny Damon and Joe Vitiello homered in game two while Vitiello returned from the 15-day DL.
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Appier Seeks Royals Stay Amid Rebirth Plan
Kansas City ace Kevin Appier says he wants to stay and win with the Royals, after discussing team direction with GM Herb Robinson before the All Star break. He notes concern over a potential fire sale and confirms a recent trade sending Tom Goodwin to Texas for Dean Palmer, while praising the current core of talent.
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Grbac Perriman return to Chiefs practice in Wisconsin
Elvis Grbac and Brett Perriman resumed Chiefs practice in River Falls after missing Saturday's scrimmage against the Saints with a stomach strain and hamstring injury respectively.
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Otters dominate heat to win Kaw Valley swim meet
Ottawa Otters swam through intense heat at the Kaw Valley League Championships at Topeka Country Club to claim multiple titles and top times. Coach Jeff Brewer praised numerous personal bests as Luke Steelman led with three wins in 11-12 events and relay groups showed strong medley and free performances.
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