Pecos League Pacific Division Standings and Schedule Preview
The Pecos League Pacific Division shows Tucson atop at 45 14 with Bakersfield 34 22 and High Desert 32 26. Standings may lag due to late results with schedule notes and channel listings for July 25 events across golf MLB soccer swimming and WNBA games.
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Baseball scores and schedules for MLB games this week
Summary of Sunday results and upcoming week with teams including Cleveland Toronto Oakland Mets Texas Tampa Bay Baltimore Houston Detroit Kansas City Chicago White Sox Los Angeles Angels Boston New York Yankees Seattle and more. It lists late results and Tuesday Wednesday game times with starting pitchers and matchups.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Major League Listings
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Stanton powers Marlins past Rangers with two homers
Giancarlo Stanton homered twice to boost his MLB lead tied with Aaron Judge as the Miami Marlins blanked the Texas Rangers 4-0 in Arlington. Dee Gordon started the scoring, Yelich doubled in Ozuna in the sixth, and Stanton added an eighth inning solo shot along with a strong seven innings from Adam Conley.
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Cowboys cut Whitehead after walk through and off field issues
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett cited missed prep, a late Saturday walkthrough, and a car incident as reasons for parting ways with Lucky Whitehead. Garrett said it was in the club’s best interest to move on while emphasizing accountability and team standards.
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Arenado Wins Player of the Week as Rockies Top Cardinals
Jairo Diaz allowed two runs in one inning of relief. Pat Valaika hit his third career pinch homer in the eighth to fuel Colorado’s offense as Zach Duke recorded no outs. Arenado earned the NL Player of the Week for the period ending July 23 after .458 with four homers and 13 RBIs.
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