Baseball and college clashes across ESPN and ESPN2 schedule
The listings show MLB Seattle at Colorado at 6 p.m. on ESPN, Louis versus Kansas City at 7 p.m., Chicago Cubs versus Arizona on ESPNZ with unknown start, Stanford versus Cal State Fullerton at 6 p.m. on ESPN2, and NBA finale LA Loken at 8 p.m. on NBC plus Miami facing Tennessee at 2 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Baseball Weeknight MLB Schedule and Standings Snapshot
A dense listing shows multiple 6:05 p.m. and later MLB games across divisions, including matchups like Atlanta at Toronto and NY Mets at Baltimore. It recounts recent results, standings, and upcoming games with team records and pitcher names, reflecting a busy midweek schedule and divisional leaders.
Durbin Beats Cardinals Fans in Royals Interleague Win
Durbin started in place of Supan and allowed five hits over 13 innings as Kansas City defeated St. Louis 7-4. Albert Pujols hit his 20th homer, J.D. Drew opened the ninth with a single, and St. Louis star Darryl Kile took the loss after six plus innings. Royals' Beltran and Febles had two RBIs each, while the crowd of Royals fans outnumbered Cardinals supporters.
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Kansas City
Chad Durbin
Durbin
Cardinals
Kansas City Royals
St. Louis
Missouri
Royals
Jeff Suppan
J.D. Drew
Albert Pujols
Jason Grimsley
Jeff
Anaheim
Oakland
Pujols
Darryl Kile
Rey Sanchez
Kile
Carlos Beltran
Carlos Febles
Ray Jablonski
Chicago
Colorado
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Edmonds
Tiger Woods Dominates Open Talk as World Favors Him
Tulsa AP report frames Tiger Woods as overwhelming favorite at the U S Open at Southern Hills. Sergio Garcia and Nick Price quote perfection needed to beat him while David Duval notes Woods’s dominance and El s acknowledges the challenge. The field of 156 sees Woods as the prohibitive favorite for a fifth straight major, with bets reflecting his unrivaled form.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tiger Woods
Sergio Garcia
Woods
Nick Price
Pebble Beach
Price
David Duval
Duval
Southern Hills Country Club
Joe DiMaggio
Wilt Chamberlain
Ernie Els
Tye
Big Easy
Pomona Ruth League team splits four at Burlington tourney
The Pomona Babe Ruth League 16 year old team went 2-2 in pool play at the Burlington Tournament then lost 6-1 in the single elimination bracket. Shane Shogrin allowed a shutout in the opener with 10 strikeouts and contributed a two run homer in the win over Jola. Prochnow, Wiscombe, and Hamilton also produced key hits as Pomona moves to 3-5 on the season and hosts Burlington next Wednesday at 6 30 p.m.
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Pomona
Burlington
Iola
Shane Shogrin
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Jays
Wiscombe
Josh Prochnow
Carbondale American Legion
Prochnow
Clark Hamilton
Patrick Barrigan
Parker
Strikers finish third in Paola fastpitch tourney
Ottawa Strikers 12under go 2-1 in Paola Spring Classic pool play with a 9-1 loss to Paola Extreme. Ashlee Moore leaves early with a sore ankle, but Moore later stars in no-hitter and one-hitter performances. Brown leads offense with eight tournament hits as Ottawa advances to semi finals then 17-0 win in third-place game. They return for district sub state action.
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Ottawa Strikers
Strikers
Paola Extreme
Bailey Warren
Ashlee Moore
Ottawa
LaCygne Ski
Gardner Lakers
Moore
Paola
Brown
Kissick Construction
Bucyrus
Chiefs sign guard Victor Allotey to one year
Kansas City Chiefs announce the signing of free agent guard Victor Allotey to a one-year contract. The 6 foot 2 inch, 320 pound lineman spent three seasons with Buffalo but did not play in any regular season games. Bills drafted him out of Indiana with a 1998 second-round pick. No contract terms disclosed.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Victor Allotey
Allotey
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Lakers press on as injuries mount in finals clash
Los Angeles holds a 2-1 series lead over Philadelphia entering Game 4 as Lakers like Kobe Bryant dismiss talk of sympathy for the Sixers injuries. George Lynch eyeing return from a broken foot, McKie and Snow playing through ailments while Iverson remains poised for a pivotal night.
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George Lynch
Aaron McKie
Eric Snow
Dikembe Mutombo
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Lakers
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Mutombo
Tverson
Rick Fox
NBA
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Derek Fisher
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