Sports on TV Schedule and Baseball Standings Snapshot
TV schedule covers Beach Volleyball Cycling Horse Racing MLB and MLS games for Aug 2 with regional and national channels listed. Baseball standings show AL East and Central divisions with team records and games back, plus daily results through Wednesday.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Evening Games
The night’s action shows the Dodgers, Braves, and Cubs winning in key matchups. Standings list Los Angeles atop the NL West with a 75 31 record, while Arizona and Colorado trail. Player earnings and standings for rodeo circuit names appear in the tail end of the page.
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Colorado
Arizona
San Diego
San Francisco
Arizona Diamondbacks
Silvino Bracho
Reno
Jack Reinheimer
Nick Ahmed
Atlanta Braves
Akeel Morris
Micah Johnson
Gwinnett
Lucas Sims
Ozzie Albies
Chicago Cubs
Brett Anderson
Victor Caratini
Justin Grimm
Iowa
Cincinnati Reds
Jesse Winker
Louisville
Phillip Ervin
Scott Schebler
Colorado Rockies
Carlos Estevez
Tony Wolters
Albuquerque
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Edward Paredes
Oklahoma City
Luis Y
Harrison Bader
Memphis
Stephen Piscotty
SAN Francisco Giants
Mark Melancon
Sacramento
SAN Diego Padres
Christian Friedrich
Lake Elsinore
Cal
Johnny Cueto
San Jose
Washington Nationals
Pedro Severino
Syracuse
Matt Skole
Jimmy Cordero
Esmil Rogers
Kansas State
Bruce Weber
New Mexico
Brandon Mason
Oklahoma State
Jeff Cottrill
Penn State
Jim Ferry
Tennessee
Josh Elander
2019 PBR World Standings Snapshot
Comprehensive scoreboard data lists top riders by discipline with earnings. Notable names include Tim OConnell Tyler Waguespack and Sage Kimzey among others, detailing bareback steer wrestling team roping saddle bronc and barrel racing standings with earnings across listed competitors.
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Paul David Tierney
Oral
S.D
Morgan Grant
Didsbury
Alberta
Tim O'Connell
Zwingle
Iowa
Tanner Bus
Granite Falls
Minn
Wyatt Denny
Minden
Nev
Jake Brown
Cleveland
Texas
Caleb Bennett
Tremonton
Utah
Tyler Waguespack
Gonzales
Tyler Pearson
Louisville
Miss
Olin Hannum
Malad
Idaho
Kyle Smith
Oakdale
Calif
Baylor Roche
Dakota Eldridge
Elko
Scott Guenthner
Provost
Nick Guy
Sparta
Wis
Tanner Milan
Cochrane
Kaleb Driggers
Albany
Erich Rogers
Round Rock
Ariz
Luke Brown
Stephenville
Clay Smith
Broken Bow
Okla
Coleman Proctor
Pryor
Cody Snow
Los Olivos
Jr. Dees
Aurora
Riley Minor
Ellensburg
Wash
Garrett Rogers
Baker City
Ore
Levi Simpson
Ponoka
Heeler
Junior Nogueira
Presidente Prudente
Brazil
Cory Petska
Marana
Paul Eaves
Lonedell
Russell Cardoza
Terrebonne
Tyler McKnight
Wells
Jake Long
Coffeyville
Kan
Billie Jack Saebens
Nowata
Wesley Thorp
Throckmorton
Brady Minor
Joseph Harrison
Overbrook
Jacobs Crawley
Boerne
Zeke Thurston
Big Valley
Cody DeMoss
Heflin
Layton Green
Meeting Creek
CoBurn Bradshaw
Beaver
Jake Wright
Milford
Hardy Braden
Welch
Jesse Wright
Taos Muncy
Corona
N.M
Sterling Crawley
Tuf Cooper
Weatherford
Caleb Smith
Bellville
Shane Hanchey
Sulphur
Marcos Costa
Childress
Marty Yates
Trevor Brazile
Decatur
Cooper Martin
Alma
J.C. Malone
Plain City
Randall Carlisle
Athens
Tyson Durfey
Chet Herren
Pawhuska
Jason Evans
Glen Rose
Trey Benton
Rock Island
Guthrie Murray
Miami
Brady Portenier
Caldwell
Jordan Hansen
Okotoks
Tyler Bingham
Honeyville
Tanner Learmont
Cleburne
Josh Frost
Randlett
Shane Proctor
Grand Coulee
Boudreaux Campbell
Crockett
Tiany Schuster
Krum
Stevi Hillman
Kassie Mowry
Dublin
Nellie Miller
Cottonwood
Amberleigh Moore
Salem
Kathy Grimes
Medical Lake
Hailey Kinsel
Cotulla
Tad Bettis
Round Top
Tilar Murray
Fort Worth
Brittany Pozzi Tonozzi
Victoria
Witten Remains On Course For Cowboys Hall Of Fame
Jason Witten, 3rd year in the room with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, nears franchise records as he enters the season two games from leading in receptions and 17 yards from Irvin. Teammate Swaim, a 7th round pick, calls him a future first ballot Hall of Famer and strong mentor.
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Noureddine Morceli
Monte Carlo
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Heat
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Cubs Rally Ends with Diamondbacks’ Win in Wacky Game
T.J. McFarland surrendered seven runs in 2 1/3 innings after Corbin left. Daniel Descalso pitched a scoreless eighth in his second career mound appearance. Hector Rondon earned the win and Mike Montgomery saved, as Baez and Rizzo deal with minor injuries ahead of Arrieta’s start next.
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Daniel Descalso
Hector Rondon
Mike Montgomery
Cubs
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Jake Arrieta
Zack Godley
Diamondbacks
Arrieta
Godley
St. Louis
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