TV sports schedule highlights and results
A compact list of Tuesday games across basketball, volleyball, cycling, MLB and WNBA with times, networks, and venues. It also notes Sunday and Monday results for several teams including Yankees, Boston, Angels, Dodgers, and White Sox, with multiple scores and innings.
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Baseball scores and late games summary
Nightly MLB results include Yankees 7 Detroit 3 and White Sox 7 Toronto 6. Other scores: Houston 14 Tampa Bay 7, Colorado 10 Washington 6, Cubs 4 Brewers 2, Dodgers 3 Giants 2 in 11 innings. Evening and tomorrow schedules list multiple interleague and league games with starting times.
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Scoreboard for Tonight's MLB Games Across Multiple Parks
Major league games listed with matchups and start times: Philadelphia at Los Angeles Angels with Nola and Nolasco, Minnesota at San Diego with Berrios and Chacin, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Washington at Miami, Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta, Arizona at Chicago Cubs, St Louis at Milwaukee, New York Mets at Colorado, and game in progress at 8:40 p.m.
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NHRA Top Fuel and Other Class Standings Through July 30
A historical snapshot lists top placers in NHRA classes through July 30, highlighting Steve Torrence and Antron Brown leading Top Fuel, Ron Capps topping Funny Car, Bo Butner and Greg Anderson leading Pro Stock, and LE Tangler in Pro Stock Motorcycle. The entry also recounts milestone sports events from 1936 to 2012 including Olympics, baseball, boxing, golf, and badminton news centered on notable records and achievements.
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Steve Torrence
Antron Brown
Leah Pritchett
Tony Schumacher
Brittany Force
Doug Kalitta
Clay Millican
Terry McMillen
Scott Palmer
Troy Coughlin Jr
Funny Car
Ron Capps
Matt Hagan
Jack Beckman
Robert Hight
Tommy Johnson Jr
Courtney Force
John Force
Tim Wilkerson
J.R. Todd
Cruz Pedregon
Bo Butner
Greg Anderson
Tanner Gray
Jason Line
Jeg Coughlin
Drew Skillman
Erica Enders
Vincent Nobile
Chris McGaha
Allen Johnson
LE Tangler
Eddie Krawiec
Hector Arana Jr
Jerry Savoie
Matt Smith
Scotty Pollacheck
Andrew Hines
Joey Gladstone
Karen Stoffer
Angie Smith
MLB and other leagues transaction roundup note
Baseball moves include Trumbo on 10 day DL for Orioles, Hardy to 60 day DL, Ramirez traded to Baltimore, Rutledge placed on 60 day DL, Covey rehab in AZL for White Sox, Tomlin 10 day DL for Indians, Tigers deal Avila and Wilson to Cubs, Hicks and Jimenez recalled, McCullers DL, Reed and Feliz recalled, Diaz signed minor league, Royals redesignate Edwards, Angels trade Hernandez, Franklin assigned, Twins trade Kintzler, Yankees option Cessa, Ramirez trade, A's Gray trade, Rosales to Arizona, Pinder recalled, Mariners sign West, Rays Beckham trade, Taylor Featherston recalled, Rangers Darvish traded to Dodgers, Jeffress traded, Rua and others recalled, Darvish trade, Blue Jays Liriano trade, Smith trade, Brennan Price minor league deal, and more. Also Diamondbacks, Braves, Cubs, Reds, Dodgers, Mets, Phillies, Pirates, Giants, Nationals transactions. Other sports: Hawks, Celtics, Bucks, Sky rosters. NFL signings and waivers. NHL signings. college coaches.
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Beltre joins 3 000-hit club on Father’s Day in Dominican Republic
On Father’s Day in the Dominican Republic, Adrian Beltre reached 3,000 hits becoming the third primarily third baseman to join the elite club after George Brett and Wade Boggs. Texas Rangers manager Jeff Banister praised Beltre as a future Hall of Famer while a pre-recorded Rodriguez message aired in Cooperstown after the fourth. Beltre’s milestone came as Rougned Odor and Nomar Mazara powered a 6 3 Texas win over the Orioles, with Beltre scoring on a wild pitch and later grounding into a fielder’s choice. Beltre’s career totals include 1,111 Rangers hits and 5,041 total bases, with 454 homers and multiple Gold Gloves.
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Invaders sweep bid as Scimanico stars on mound
Scimanico pitched six shutout innings allowing two hits with six walks and nine strikeouts. He also went 1-for-3 with a run scored as the Invaders built a three-run sixth and added an insurance run in the eighth. Reliever Lance Fairchild allowed a hit in the seventh and Alex Dandridge finished with three strikeouts in two innings. Rain washed out Game 2. if weather cooperates, the series resumes at 7 p.m. tonight.
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