Weekend Sports Schedule Snapshot
A dense sports timetable lists auto racing, college baseball, softball, cycling, drag racing, golf, MLB, NBA, rugby, soccer, swimming, tennis, and track and field events across networks like FS1 ESPN NBC CBS and more. Notable items include NASCAR at Dover and the NHL Stanley Cup Final Game 4 in Nashville.
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Conn
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TBA
Texas A&m
UCLA
Washington
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Baylor
LSU
Oregon
ESPN2
NBCSN
Saint Etienne
France
NHRA
New England
Epping
N.H
Malmo
Sweden
Dublin
Ohio
Galloway
Boston
Baltimore
N.Y
Yankees
Toronto
ESPN
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
ABC
Cleveland
Golden State Rugby
Penn Mutual
Philadelphia
MLS
Chicago
Orlando City
Italy
Zambia
Suwon
South Korea
Santa Clara
Calif
Paris
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
L.A. Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Nashville
Mexico
England
Cheonan
Summer Sports Continue in Roswell With Local Tourneys
Summer sports roll on in Roswell as basketball scrimmages wrap up and players eye next season. Coyotes guard Jasia Reese and Rockets guard Brandon Montanez show potential while Roswell ISD eyes a coaching replacement for Britt Cooper. Nearby, the Sterling Grant Memorial Tourna ment, Invaders baseball at Joe Bauman Stadium, and other events keep fans buzzing through the week.
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Naylor
Afghanistan
Coyotes
Rockets
Jasia Reese
Brandon Montanez
Reese
Montanez
Roswell
Dude Burrola
Roswell Independent
Britt Cooper
Dexter
Hagerman
Carlsbad
Grants
Portales
Lions Honda
Joe Bauman Stadium
White Sands
Vaders
Invaders
Lindsey Callaway
Alien City Dragway
Titletown
Scores from a packed baseball and basketball weekend
A mixed slate shows Toronto to beat New York 7 5, Detroit 15 5 over Chicago White Sox, Houston 7 1 over Texas, Kansas City 4 0 over Cleveland, Washington 13 3 over Oakland, Minnesota 11 5 over Los Angeles Angels, Seattle 12 4 over Tampa Bay. Sunday's games include New York 7 0 at Toronto and Pittsburgh 5 3 Nashville 3. NBA finals note lists Golden State leading Cleveland 1 0 with schedule through June 15.
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Boston
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
Texas
Seattle
Oakland
N.Y. Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington
L.A. Angels
N.Y
Yankees
Severino
Stroman
Holmberg
Verlander
Sale
Tillman
Bauer
Skoglund
Peacock
Perez
Berrios
L.A
Miranda
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Miami
Arizona
Pittsburgh
N.Y. Mets
L.A. Dodgers
Milwaukee
San Diego
Colorado
Moore
Hellickson
Maeda
Davies
Golden State
Williams denies French Open record feat in final
Williams defeats an American 7-5 6-4 at Roland Garros denying her bid for a 22nd major title. MLB moves include White Sox placing Michael Ynoa on 10 day DL and recalls, Tigers optioning Boyd, Royals sending Soler to Omaha, Dodgers calling Wheeler and Pederson DL, and Rangers signing Abraham Lopez. Other leagues show minor roster changes, retirements, and signings across baseball, basketball, football, and hockey.
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Kingfisher
United States
Britain
Faireno
Tommy Malley
Burgoo King
Bill Boland
Hengelo
Netherlands
Harut Karapetyan
LA Galaxy
Dallas Burn
Justine Henin-Hardenne
Mary Pierce
Roland Garros
Eddie Castro
Miami
Calder Race Course
Detroit Red Wings
Pittsburgh Penguins
Randy Johnson
San Francisco
Washington Nationals
China
Li Na
Francesca Schiavone
Garbine Muguruza
Serena
Williams
Chicago White Sox
Michael Ynoa
Brad Goldberg
Charlotte
James Shields
Detroit Tigers
Matthew Boyd
Toledo
Daniel Stumpf
Kansas City Royals
Jorge Soler
Omaha
Billy Burns
LOS Angeles Angels
Cam Bedrosian
Inland Empire
Cal
Minnesota Twins
Jason Wheeler
L.A. Dodgers
Oakland Athletics
Sean Doolittle
Stockton
Seattle Mariners
Jean Segura
Casey Lawrence
Tacoma
Andrew Aplin
Tyler Smith
Tyler Cloyd
Ryan Weber
Texas Rangers
Abraham Lopez
Toronto Blue Jays
Leonel Campos
Buffalo
Francisco Liriano
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Oklahoma City
Joc Pederson
Tb Rob Segedin
Robinson Ortiz
Nelfin Contreras
Ofs
Ismael Alcantara
Angel Sarduy
NEW York Mets
Marcos Correa
Jose Butto
Philadelphia Phillies
Ricardo Pinto
Mark Leiter
Lehigh Valley
Daniel Nava
Ben Lively
Ramon Rosso
Ronaldo Gonzalez
American Association
Sioux Falls Canaries
David Hopkins
Florence Freedom
Jalen Miller
Gateway Grizzlies
Chad Gendron
Jake Guilinnelli
Lake Erie Crushers
Robb Paller
Schaumburg Boomers
Kyle Westwood
Southern Illinois Miners
Ryan Fornaci
Brandon White
Washington Wild Things
Hunter Williams
National Basketball Association
NEW York Liberty
Chelsea Hopkins
Edmonton Eskimos
Cassidy Curtis
Jeremiah Rose
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Kieren Duncan
Matt Smalley
Ronaldo Helps Real Madrid Retain Champions League Title
Cristiano Ronaldo powered Real Madrid to a 4-1 win over Juventus in Cardiff, becoming the first club to defend the Champions League. Ronaldo scored twice, notched his 600th career goal, and helped Madrid claim a record 12th title under Zinedine Zidane. Juventus, led by Massimiliano Allegri, struggled despite a Mandzukic opener as Madrid dominated the second half.
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Wales
Cristiano Ronaldo
Juventus
Manchester United
Madrid
Portugal
Millennium Stadium
Mario Mandzukic
Casemiro
Marco Asensio
Massimiliano Allegri
Zinedine Zidane
Zidane
AC Milan
Keylor Navas
Gonzalo
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