Sports on TV Schedule for Tuesday August 28
MLB regional coverage includes Washington at Philadelphia or Milwaukee at Cincinnati at 5 p.m. Soccer features Dynamo Kyiv versus Ajax in the UEFA Champions League playoff second leg at 1 p.m. The U S Open tennis first round is at 10 a m in New York. WNBA playoffs semifinals Game 2 have Washington at Atlanta at 6 p m and Phoenix at Seattle at 8 p m on ESPN networks.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Rundown
AL East leaders Boston and New York hold strong as Boston sits at 90 42 and New York 83 48. The schedule shows key games including Yankees vs White Sox and Houston vs Oakland with multiple doubleheaders and evening starts across leagues.
College Football Action Set With Wide Weekend Schedule
A dense slate of NCAA football games across multiple time zones with numerous matchups Friday through Saturday and Sunday listed. Notable games include Texas St at Rutgers, Appalachian St at Penn St, Notre Dame vs Michigan, and Oregon St at Ohio St among others.
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Scoreboard of college games across multiple venues
A packed schedule lists noon starts for Houston at Rice and Southern U at TCU, plus multiple evening matchups including SMU at North Texas and UCLA hosting Cincinnati. The slate covers teams from Texas to California, with matchups like BYU at Arizona and Navy at Hawaii late night.
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NFL Weeknight Scores and Weekend Game Pairings
The slate shows Thursday results Cleveland 5 over Philadelphia 0 and Friday scores Carolina 25 over New England 14 Denver 29 over Washington 17 Giants 22 over Jets 16 Minnesota 21 over Seattle 20 Detroit 33 over Tampa Bay 30 Oakland 13 over Green Bay 6. Saturday Chicago 27 over Kansas City 20 Pittsburgh 16 over Tennessee 6 Rams 21 over Houston 20 Indianapolis 23 over San Francisco 17 Jacksonville 17 over Atlanta 6 Baltimore 27 over Miami 10 New Orleans 36 over L A Chargers 7 Cincinnati 26 over Buffalo 13 Arizona 27 over Dallas 3.
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U S sports milestones on Aug 28 from 1886 to 1956
On Aug 28 across years, Richard Sears wins his sixth straight U S men’s tennis title in 1886, Henry Slocum breaks Sears’ hold in 1888, Fred McLeod captures the 1908 U S Open golf title, 1922 sees the Walker Cup founded, 1949 the U S Davis Cup victory, 1950 Althea Gibson becomes the first black U S Open contestant, and 1956 Australia defeats the United States 5 0 to win the Davis Cup.
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Major League Baseball Transactions Across Teams
A broad MLB transactions brief lists player moves across teams including signings waivers trades and rehab assignments. Notable items include Bruce Meyer senior director of CB and legal duties with MLBPA. Boston Sox sending Christian Vazquez to Portland rehab. Detroit Tigers activating JaCoby Jones from the 10 day DL. New York Yankees sending Gary Sanchez to Scranton Wilkes Barre rehab. Quintin Berry signed to a minor league deal. Oakland Athletics recalling Daniel Mengden and optioning Chris Bassitt. Seattle Mariners DL move for Marco Gonzales and recall Guillermo Heredia. Braves sending Max Fried to Gwinnett. Reds sending Rookie Davis to Louisville. Dodgers signing Zach McAllister. Nationals reinstating Ryan Madson and placing Kelvin Herrera on the 10 day DL.
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Open results roll on at USTA Center men and women
United States and international players compete in the U S Open first round at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Notable performances include top seeds Serena Williams and Karolina Pliskova advancing, with many international contenders such as Pospisil Sonego and Medvedev securing straight or five set wins across a crowded field.
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