Legion A Ottawa Plays Tuesday and Wednesday Schedule
Ottawa teams face Lee's Summit in Missouri Tuesday evening. On Wednesday Ottawa hosts Chanute for a nine inning Legion AAA game and then visits Manhattan at 6 p.m. in a packed schedule of local Legion baseball actions.
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Sports Tonight Bundle Highlights Five Live Baseball and NBA
Tonight features Clemson versus Cal State Fullerton at 4 p.m. on ESPN2 followed by Miami versus Oregon State at 4 p.m. ESPN2. Chicago Cubs host Cleveland at 6 p.m. on WGN, Pittsburgh visits Kansas City at 7 p.m. on Ch 34, and the NBA finals showcase Miami at Dallas at 8 p.m. on ABC with Cincinnati at New York Mets at 6 p.m. on ESPN.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Recap From Week Day Action
The American League showing East and Central leaders with Boston and Detroit atop their divisions. Monday results include Boston 6 over Washington 3 and Chicago Cubs 12 over Cleveland 8. Tuesday matchups list multiple NL and AL games with notable pitchers and lineups.
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Mavericks ready to chase victory in Game 6 at home
Dallas seeks to end the Heat title bid as Wade fuels Miami with 43 points in a Game 5 overtime win. Coach Avery Johnson nudges focus, no excuses, with a Texas home crowd behind Dallas in a pivotal rematch.
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Rice nips Miami in College World Series opener
Rice Owls mount late surge behind Cole St Clair who started the game as a pitcher, delivering five innings of relief from a first start at the College World Series as Rice holds off Miami 3-2 to stay in the winners bracket. Tyler Henley led with a leadoff homer and Rice advances seeking the championship series. The Hurricanes see their bid fade in a tense ninth.
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Rolen Leads Cardinals In Pujols Absence As Slugger Returns
Cardinals sustain offense with Scott Rolen thriving in the third spot while Albert Pujols grinds through a sidelined stretch. Rolen, battling shoulder recovery but producing at a high clip, hits .341 over recent 27 games and belts his ninth homer as St. Louis sweeps the Rockies. Pujols awaits a clear return date after 25 homers and 65 RBIs lead the league.
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Hurricanes win first Stanley Cup in dramatic Game 7
Carolina veterans finally celebrate as Rod Brind’Amour and teammates lift the Cup after a 3-1 victory over Edmonton in Raleigh. Rookie goalie Cam Ward earns MVP honors as Sam Ward seals the win with late insurance.
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