TV Sports Schedule Highlights MLB and NBA Night
Tuesday evening lines include MLB Houston at Arizona 1 30 p m and Detroit at Texas 6 p m on FS1 plus regional coverage Milwaukee Lakers? No. Notable soccer first leg clashes include Qarabag Copenhagen in Baku and Hoffenheim Liverpool in Sinsheim and Young Boys CSKA Moscow in Bern. Little League Softball World Series semifinals in Portland and later in WNBA basketball playoffs. NBA results listed for Sunday and Monday with multiple teams and scores.
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Baseball Night Mix of Interleague Showdowns and Scores
Schedule of interleague games including Houston at Arizona and Mets at Yankees with starting pitchers, plus late results: NL top wins include Washington 6 San Francisco 2 in game two going 11 innings and Chicago Cubs routing Cincinnati 15 5. Telegraphed results show Miami 8 San Francisco 3 and Colorado 3 Atlanta 0.
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Russell Bennett protest marks Seattle preseason moment
Seahawks defensive back Richard Bennett used his platform after a preseason game to protest racial and social injustice. He framed his stance as a stand for equality while stressing love for the military and country. Other NFL players like Marshawn Lynch and Robert Quinn had previously joined protests, with Colin Kaepernick still unsigned. Bennett expects backlash but says the effort aims to spark dialogue and broaden inclusion beyond football.
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Pete Carroll
Baseball and Football Scores Across Multiple Games
A mixed scoreboard roundup lists MLB matchups with starting pitchers and later results across San Francisco Miami Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Atlanta Colorado Los Angeles Philadelphia San Diego and notes both early and later game times. NFL results include Rams Seattle San Francisco Arizona Carolina Houston and others with scores from Thursday Friday Saturday and notable week updates followed by several upcoming schedule entries.
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Notable sports milestones from 1914 to 2014
Highlights across a century include Davis Cup triumphs by the United States over Australia in 1914, Babe Didrikson Zaharias’ 1948 U S Open victory, Charles’ 1950 heavyweight title defense, Marr’s 1965 PGA win, Torres 1966 title retention, Norman's playoff heartbreaks, Hill and Woods major feats, 2004 Olympic setback for the U S, Mickelson’s 2005 PGA finish, Donaghy scandal, Kaymer and Johnson drama in 2010, Thome’s 2011 homer, Hernandez’s perfect game in 2012, and Mo’Ne Davis’s Little League heroics in 2014.
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Eddie Cotton
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Greg Norman
Paul Azinger
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Monica Seles
Kimberly Po
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Sergio Garcia
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Martin Kaymer
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Mo’Ne Davis
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Baseball and college sports transfers and roster moves
Baseball moves include Tyler Clippard trade to Houston for a player to be named. Evan Gattis on 10 day DL. Jordan Jankowski designated. Max Stassi added from Fresno. Caleb Smith optioned to Scranton Wilkes Barre. Luis Cessa recalled. Christian Bergman optioned. Thyago Vieira recalled. David Peralta on paternity leave. J.J. Hoover recalled. Scott Van Slyke assigned. Carlos Estevez optioned. Chad Bettis recalled. Jose Valdez optioned. Kirby Yates on family leave. Stephen Strasburg to Potomac for rehab. Minor leagues include Tanner Pinkston traded. Scott Carroll sold. Connor Little released. Action Chambers released. Billy Roth signed. Basketball Lakers sign Briante Weber. NFL Giants waive/injured players Norwood and Thompson. Andrew Turzulli and Chris Casher signed. Titans waive Jordan Gay. Ryan DiSalvo signed. AHL Rampage signs St Amant and Marchment. NLL Bandits sign Chane Smith. College notes name Chelsey Hall. Emory resigns Sonny Travis. Jamie Kertes named pitching coach. Ryan Litzinger named assistant coach. Justin Handley named rugby coach. Jennifer Ryan named volleyball coach. Marcus Simms suspended for season opener.
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F Chane Smith
College Cumberland
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Marcus Simms
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Federer contends for No 1 asATP Cincinnati action continues
In a round of Western & Southern events, Federer eyes return to world No 1 after reaching the semifinals. Querry seeded 15 advanced with a 6-3 6-0 win over Kozlov, while Zverev beat Verdasco 6-4 6-4. Keys edges Vandeweghe in three sets, Puig falls to Townsend.
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Mischa Zverev
Fernando Verdasco
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Keys
Monica Puig
Taylor Townsend
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