Pecos League Pacific Division Standings and Schedule
The Pecos League Pacific Division shows Tucson leading with 38 wins and 13 losses, followed by Bakersfield, High Desert, California City, Monterey, and Hollywood. Standings may be a day behind. schedule notes include boxing, cycling, diving, MLB, soccer, and basketball events across July 18 with various networks and start times.
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Bakersfield
High Desert
California City
Monterery
Hollywood
Baseball scores and upcoming schedule notes
Major league results from Sunday and Monday list Yankees and Orioles games, Cubs beat Orioles, Astros blanked by Mariners, and multiple AL and NL matchups. Tuesday and Wednesday games show scheduled starts with teams, pitchers, and times across divisions.
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Corpus Christi
Keuchel
Astros
Collin McHugh
Baseball scoreboard shows rough date night around late games
MLB scores list Colorado San Diego San Francisco Washington Cincinnati Los Angeles Miami and others with multiple results. Upcoming game times include Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Arizona at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Miami St Louis at New York Mets Chicago Cubs at Atlanta and San Diego at Colorado with several 7:10 to 8:40 p.m. starts and late p.m. entries.
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Boston
Detroit
Toronto
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Seattle
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Texas
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Cleveland
San Francisco
Ross
Bundy
Happ
Johnson
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Kershaw
Gonzalez
Washington
Jackson
L.A
Prexas
Wwe
Atlanta
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Arizona
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Colorado
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Guerra
Nova
Ray
Romano
Velasquez
Conley
Wacha
N.Y
Mets
Montero
Lackey
Newcomb
Lamet
Senzatela
Colorado Rockies
Zac Rosscup
Albuquerque
Jairo Diaz
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Jason Richman
SAN Diego Padres
Jose Valdez
el Paso
Kirby Yates
Washington Nationals
Jacob Turner
Syracuse
Koda Glover
American Association
Gary Southshore Railcats
Chris Barr
ST. Paul Saints
Matt Schuld
Connor Little
Winnipeg Goldeyes
Hunter Dolshun
Trois-Rivieres Aigles
Jean-Francois Dionne
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Paul Pierce
Memphis Grizzlies
Rade Zagorac
Atlanta Dream
Chelsea Hopkins
National Football League
Carolina Panthers
This Day in Sports Back to 1896 and Beyond
A compact review highlights James Foulis winning the 1896 U S Open at Shinnecock Hills and other notable milestones through 2010, including Ty Cobb’s 4 000th hit and Shaquille O Neal’s Lakers deal. It notes major league records, Open wins, and notable trades and signings across sports.
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James Foulis
Shinnecock Hills
Southampton
N.Y
Ty Cobb
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Heilmann
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Willie
Mays
Montreal
Mike Wegener
Dave Forbes
Forbes
Boston Bruins
Henry Boucha
North Stars
Minnesota
New York
Don Mattingly
Dale Long
Yankees
Texas Rangers
Greg Norman
Norman
Nick Faldo
Britain
Jonathan Edwards
Edwards
Willie Banks
United States
Shaquille O’neal
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Jean van de Velde
Paul Lawrie
Tommy Armour
Lawrie
van de Velde
Justin Leonard
David Cone
Montreal Expos
New York Yankees
Oklahoma City
Japan
Canada
Australia
Ohio
Louis Oosthuizen
South Africa
St. Andrews
Lee Westwood
England
Seager's 10th inning homer lifts Mariners past Astros 9-7
In Houston, Kyle Seager and Danny Valencia hit back to back homers in the 10th as Seattle rallied to defeat Houston 9-7. Seager had three hits, and Mike Zunino and Nelson Cruz also homered. Edwin Diaz earned the save.
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Mariners
Astros
Houston
Kyle Seager
Danny Valencia
Seattle Mariners
Houston Astros
Tony Sipp
Valencia
Mike Zunino
Nelson Cruz
Yovani Gallardo
Edwin Diaz
Cruz
Zunino
Seattle
George Springer
Jake Marisnick
Carlos Beltran
Carlos Correa
Beltran
Ariel Miranda
McCullers
Mitch Haniger
Scott Servais
Dallas Keuchel
Rockets owner sale aims to find right buyer amid global growth plan
Rockets president Brent Brown outlined a sale process with no timetable and no external firm hire. Forbes valued the franchise at 1.65 billion, as the club plans to keep Clutch City Sports and Entertainment as part of the asset. Brown noted prior talks with Harden Paul and Ariza and said he would inform other players. The effort to grow the game globally includes China and community charity work by owner Alexander through the Clutch City Foundation.
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Brown
League
Rockets
Leslie
Forbes
Houston
Chris Paul
Trevor Ariza
Clutch City Sports and Entertainment
Toyota Center
The
Alexander
Clutch City Foundation
Trade winds hover as Britton trade possible before deadline
Orioles fade from contention raising option to deal closer Zach Britton before the July 31 non waiver deadline. Rangers shuffle pitching with Keone Kela returning and A J Griffin, Jake Diekman awaiting bullpen work as Dylan Bundy eyes his third start since June.
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Baltimore
Adam Jones
Machado
Jonathan Schoop
Orioles
Zach Britton
Jake Diekman
Rangers
Tyson Ross
Baltimore Orioles
Dylan Bundy
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Jason Hursh
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Dave Vet
Edmonton Eskimos
Jacob Ruby
Kevin Jackson
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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Shayon Green
Kyrie Wilson
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Chris Hart
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Chicago Blackhawks
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Nashville Predators
Frederick Gaudreau
Ottawa Senators
Seattle Sounders FC
Azriel Gonzalez
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Jim Malone
Mary Hardin-Baylor
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Tony Scherber
Plattsburgh State
Randy Ashe
RIT
Melissa Piacentini
Roger Williams
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Rutgers
Marco Battaglia
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Kristin Rieken
Sam Gaviglio
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Blue Jays
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Robinson
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Keone Kela
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