Evening TV and sports schedule across cities
Listings show programs across channels with matchups and times. Notable items include Atlanta at noon, New York at Chicago 1 p.m., Los Angeles at San Francisco 6 p.m., Wimbledon coverage at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., plus PGA Greater Hartford Open at 1 p.m. and tennis Wimbledon at 8 p.m.
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Baseball standings and next day schedule summary
The American and Central divisions show standings with team records in play. Toronto, Baltimore, and Boston lead their groups while Cleveland and Minnesota hold strong in the Central. The schedule lists seven Tuesday games and a slate of Wednesday matchups across the league with times and opponents.
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Baseball Moves Prompt Callups and Drops Across Leagues
Transactions show Boston Red Sox calling up Rich from the disabled list and recalling Garces from Pawtucket. Sun Wei Kim lands in Cleveland as a 15 day DL list addition while David Rike heads to Buffalo. Kansas City adds Jol Austin from Oxnard and Oakham Myers from Sacramento in PCL options.
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Calm leaders drive Ottawa Legion sweep doubleheader
Ottawa AA players Adam Smith and Cale Drumright kept cool as two Ottawa teams beat Paola 9-3 and 16-11. Smith pitched well, driving in runs with a two-out seventh inning double. Drumright calmed Ingram on the mound and contributed a two-run double and an RBI single, helping Ottawa improve to 14-2 and extend an eight-game win streak. Ottawa heads to Shawnee Thursday then St Mary's tourney weekend with opens against Carbondale, Tonganoxie, and St. Mary's.
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RBI
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Kit Evans
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Mayne powers Royals past Tigers with 4 RBIs in return
Brent Mayne, acquired from Colorado, for his first KC appearance goes 3-for-4 with four RBIs. He backs Dan Reichert as Kansas City beats Detroit 12-5, with Raul Ibanez and Carlos Beltran driving in three runs each and Jermaine Dye tallying three runs.
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New rule tightens reliever warmup time in MLB games
The commissioner's office mandated a two minute warmup clock for relievers entering an inning with eight tosses allowed. The change, effective June 18, aims to speed games, drawing reaction from managers including Joe Torre who calls the move harmful to baseball.
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Jayhawks’ Gregory waits on NBA draft night in Columbus
Jayhawks guard Kenny Gregory, at 6-foot-3, waits to hear his NBA fate after four fast years at Kansas. With mock drafts split on a first or second round selection, he says he has no regrets about the undrafted route and remains focused on potential teams. Also waiting are Ohio natives Ken Johnson of Ohio State and Kenny Satterfield of Cincinnati as the draft nears.
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Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Second Round Sweep
Serena Williams defeated Barbara Rit tner 6 4 6 0 to reach the Wimbledon third round on a cooler day. Williams credited improved net play and strong returns as she surged late in the first set and dominated the second.
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