Pecos League Mountain and Pacific Divisions Standings and Schedule
The Pecos League standings show Alpine leading Mountain with 26 wins and Trinidad 26 17, Roswell 27 17, Santa Fe 24 19, Garden City 17 26, White Sands 9 36. Pacific Division leaders are Tucson 33 10 and Bakersfield 30 13, with High Desert 25 19 and California City 16 27. Schedule lists July 11 events across cycling, golf, MLB All-Star, NBA Summer League, poker, and CONCACAF Gold Cup with times and networks. notes standings may be a day behind and schedules subject to change or blackouts.
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Alpine
Trinidad
Roswell
Santa Fe
Garden City
White Sands
Tucson
Bakersfield
High Desert
California City
Monterery
Hollywood
Périgueux
France
Bergerac
French Lick
Ind
MLB
Miami
San Antonio
Portland
Las Vegas
Utah
Memphis
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Dallas
Golden State
Minnesota
ESPN
Costa Rica
Houston
All Star Home Run Derby Delivers Big Feats and Surprises
In Miami, Aaron Judge dazzles with 22 homers through four minutes and a 513 foot window shot. Giancarlo Stanton strings together long drives including 496 feet while Gary Sanchez and Sano add strong showings. Cody Bellinger hits a high right deck shot as rookies Belliger and Judge compete neck and neck for the era's top marks.
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Sano
Kansas City
Mike Moustakas
Yankees
Gary Sanchez
Stanton
San Francisco
Pat Shine
Grove
Cody Bellinger
New York Yankees
Aaron Judge
Miami
Judge
Danilo Valiente
Sanchez
Bellinger
Wimbledon and rodeo results span multiple sports
Group Stage Honduras versus French Guiana in Houston opens a packed day with Wimbledon women’s quarterfinals in London on Centre Court and No. 1 Court. The list covers top rodeo standings led by Tim O’Connell and Caleb Smith, with prize money tallies across bull riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc, tie-down roping, and barrel racing, plus historic date notes from 1914 to 2015.
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Honduras
French Guiana
Houston
ESPN
Centre
London
ESPN2
Caleb Smith
Bellville
Texas
Tuf Cooper
Weatherford
Josh Peek
Pueblo
Colo
Clayton Hass
Dakota Eldridge
Elko
Nev
Russell Cardoza
Terrebonne
Ore
Trell Etbauer
Goodwell
Okla
Ryle Smith
Oakdale
Calif
Trevor Brazile
Decatur
Marcus Theriot
Poplarville
Miss
Tim O'Connell
Zwingle
Iowa
R.C. Landingham
Hat Creek
Tanner Bus
Granite Falls
Minn
Jake Brown
Cleveland
Bill Tutor
Huntsville
Ty Erickson
Helena
Mont
Tyler Waguespack
Gonzales
Olin Hannum
Malad
Idaho
Baylor Roche
Tremonton
Utah
Heeler
Cory Petska
Marana
Ariz
Wesley Thorp
Throckmorton
Jake Long
Coffeyville
Kan
Junior Nogueira
Presidente Prudente
Brazil
Billie Jack Saebens
Novata
Jacobs Crawley
Boerne
Zeke Thurston
Big Valley
Alberta
CoBurn Bradshaw
Beaver
Hardy Braden
Welch
Tyrell J. Smith
Sand Coulee
Marcos Costa
Childress
Marty Yates
Stephenville
Shane Hanchey
Sulphur
J.C. Malone
Plain City
Scott Snedecor
Fredericksburg
Jason Evans
Glen Rose
Vin Fisher Jr
Andrews
Chet Herren
Pawhuska
John Bland
Turkey
Garrett Smith
Rexburg
Sage Kimzey
Strong City
Roscoe Jarboe
New Plymouth
Ty Wallace
Collbran
Joe Frost
Randlett
Tiany Schuster
Krum
Kathy Grimes
Medical Lake
Wash
Kassie Mowry
Dublin
Amberleigh Moore
Salem
S. Stevi Hillman
MLB and NBA and NFL player moves across leagues
Baseball: Chris Davis sent to Frederick for rehab. Willy Garcia optioned. Matt den Dekker to Toledo. Shae Simmons to Arkansas. Roth to Durham. Michael Smith, Roth, Campbell, Goodbrand sign minor league deals. Brewers place Guerra on 10-day DL. Giants option Mac Williamson. Minor leagues see multiple releases and signings. NBA: Bulls sign Justin Holiday. Cavs sign Calderon. Clippers sign Teodosic. Timberwolves sign Gibson Teague. Kings sign Hill Carter. NFL Chiefs promote Veach to GM. NHL: Stars re-sign Faksa. Kings hire Turgeon. Wild re-signs Gabriel Mitchell and Michalek. Rangers hire Ruff. MLS: Columbus Crew waives Duka. Minnesota United signs Nicholson. College: Barton, ETSU, Pepperdine, Seton Hall, Plattsburgh names and transfers.
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Detroit Tigers
Matt den Dekker
Toledo
Seattle Mariners
Shae Simmons
Arkansas
Tampa Bay Rays
Michael Smith
Michael Roth
Paul Campbell
Kyle Goodbrand
Roth
Durham
Milwaukee Brewers
Junior Guerra
SAN Francisco Giants
Mac Williamson
Sacramento
American
Stever
Calhoun
Kyle Carter
Matt Hasenbeck
River City Rascals
Josh Bunselmeyer
Garrett Harrison
R.J. Thompson
Schaumburg Boomers
Tanner Rahier
Preston Jamison
Paul Kronenfeld
River City
Traverse City Beach Bums
Elijah Trail
Washington Wild
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Justin Holiday
Cleveland Cavaliers
Jose Calderon
LOS Angeles Clippers
Miles Teodosic
Minnesota Timberwolves
Taj Gibson
Jeff Teague
Sacramento Kings
George Hill
Vince Carter
National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs
Brett Veach
National Hockey League
Dallas Stars
Radek Faksa
LOS Angeles Kings
Pierre Turgeon
Minnesota Wild
Rvs Kurtis Gabriel
Zack Mitchell
Steve Michalek
NEW York Rangers
Lindy Ruff
Tampa Bay Lightning
Tyler Johnson
National Lacrosse League
Colorado Mammoth
Dan Carey
Columbus Crew
M Dilly Duka
Minnesota United
Sam Nicholson
Barton
Ian McMichael
ETSU
Joe Pennucci
Emory
Holli Dawson
Chris Blocker
N.C. Central
A.G Hall
Clarissa Adams
Pepperdine
David Hunt
Seton Hall
Quincy McKnight
Sacred Heart
Suny Plattsburgh
Sarah Bechtel
Muller Upsets Nadal In Five Sets At Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Roger Federer’s late match and Nadal’s stumble defined a dramatic Wimbledon day as Muller fought back from two sets down to beat Nadal in five. Nadal’s head injury scare and on-court sun distraction framed a tense duel before Muller closed out 10-9 in the fifth.
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Muller
Nadal
Marin Cilic
Andy Murray
Sam Querrey
U.S
Roger Federer
Milos Raonic
Tomas Berdych
Novak Djokovic
Adrian Mannarino
Djokovic
Ali Nili
Rays
Nili
Federer
Spain
Rafael Nadal
Luxembourg
Gilles Muller
London
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Tony Perez
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Sebastian Coe
Oslo
Norway
Steve Ovett
Steve Scott
Nolan Ryan
Houston Astros
New York
Danny Heep
Treboh Joe
Shiaway Moses
Alain Prost
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Maryland
Scott Milanovich
NCAA
Michael Young
Trevor Hoffman
Manuel Beltran
So Yeon Ryu
Hee Kyung Seo
Ryu
Serena Williams
Garbine Muguruza
Williams
Baltimore Orioles
Chris Davis
Frederick
Carolina
Chicago White Sox
Willy Garcia
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