Sports on TV Schedule for Sunday June 3 Featured Motorsports and Baseball
Local schedule lists NASCAR Cup Pocono 400 at Long Pond and Indy Duel Detroit on FS1 and ABC respectively. College regional baseball and softball NCAA World Series games from ESPN ESPN2 and CBS. Golf includes Italian Open Memorial and U S Women's Open. NBA Finals Game 2 Cleveland at Golden State. MLS Premier League and tennis French Open fourth round coverage set across networks.
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Baseball Scores And Standings Recap From Weekend Games
MLB results show Yankees and Tigers winning to shape division races. Detroit splits with Toronto while Minnesota and Chicago rise in the AL Central. Houston and L.A. Dodgers win big in the NL. Schedule highlights include key matchups across Saturday and Sunday with multiple games extending into Sunday afternoon.
Cavaliers suffer wins in patchy series with Indiana and Toronto
A dense scoreboard roundup lists Cleveland beating Indiana and Toronto in playoff chase, with multiple games across April and May. Key outcomes include Cleveland 100 97 over Indiana, 104 100, 98 95 wins, plus 113 112 OT and 128 110 wins over Toronto. Also noted are Western Conference results for Houston, Minnesota, Golden State, New Orleans, Utah, and Oklahoma City, along with various playoff series standings and schedule entries.
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This Day in Sports 1932 Gehrig hits four homers in game
June 3 1932 Lou Gehrig becomes the first major leaguer to hit four consecutive homers in a game powering the New York Yankees past the Philadelphia A s 20 13 The day also marks the resignation of John McGraw after 30 years managing the New York Giants.
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Baseball trades and roster moves across AL teams
The Boston Red Sox placed second baseman Dustin Pedroia on the 10 day disabled list retroactive to May 30 and recalled first baseman Sam Travis and left handed pitcher Bobby Poyner from Pawtucket. The Cleveland Indians signed left handed pitcher Oliver Perez to a one year contract and designated left handed pitcher Jeff Be liv eau for assignment. The Kansas City Royals claimed outfielder Rosell Herrera off waivers from Cincinnati and optioned him to Omaha while transferring right handed pitcher Nate Karns to the 60 day disabled list. The Los Angeles Angels optioned right handed pitcher Jaime Barria to Salt Lake and placed outfielder Kole Calhoun on the 10 day disabled list retroactive to June 1, recalling utility man Kaleb Cowart and outfielder Michael Hermosillo from Salt Lake. The Texas Rangers activated outfielder Carlos Tocci from the 10 day disabled list and optioned infielder Hanser Alberto to Round Rock.
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