Baseball and basketball on TV schedule update
Local time listings show MLB regional games including Mets at Atlanta and Boston at Baltimore, plus Texas at Dodgers and Cleveland at White Sox. ESPN and ESPN2 carry Yankees at Washington and Washington at Connecticut in a busy Wednesday lineup with multiple late games and a full slate of Thursday matchups across MLB and NBA schedules.
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College World Series schedule at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha
The schedule lists double elimination action from June 16 to June 19 at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha. Oregon State faces North Carolina in Game 1 at 3 p.m. with Washington meeting Mississippi State at 8 p.m. on opening day.
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Open Championship style tournament schedule and players
Tournament schedule lists multiple game times from June 20 to June 27 with winners and matchups. U S Open section includes round-by-round tee times and hundreds of players across men and women divisions with nationalities. The long list covers Shinnecock Hills and various venues with players from United States France England Norway Ireland Denmark and more.
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Scott Gregory
England
Will Zalataris
Brendan Steele
Chesson Hadley
Harry Ellis
Jhonattan Vegas
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Dylan Frittelli
South Africa
Doug Ghim
Louis Oosthuizen
Jimmy Walker
Justin Rose
Bubba Watson
Jason Day
Australia
Brooks Koepka
Tyrrell Hatton
Danny Willett
Ian Poulter
Kevin Chappell
Andrew Johnston
Daniel Berger
Bryson de Chambeau
Matt Fitzpatrick
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Shubhankar Sharma
India
Patrick Rodgers
Tyler Strafaci
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Trey Mullinax
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Alexander Levy
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Satoshi Kodaira
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Ryan Evans
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Liang Wencheng
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Aaron Wise
Peter Uihlein
Tony Finau
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Sergio Garcia
Spain
Jon Rahm
Rafa Cabrera Bello
NASCAR and Pro Racing Points Standings Through June 1
A compact list shows leaders across NASCAR Xfinity Cup and NHRA divisions through June 1. Elliott Sadler tops the NASCAR Xfinity series with 495 points, while Steve Torrence leads Top Fuel with 712, Courtney Force heads Funny Car at 728, Greg Anderson leads Pro Stock at 653, and Andrew Hines tops Pro Stock Motorcycle with 348.
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Elliott Sadler
Cole Custer
Daniel Hemric
Tyler Reddick
Christopher Bell
Justin Allgaier
Brandon Jones
Ryan Truex
Matt Tifft
Ryan Reed
Austin Cindric
Spencer Gallagher
Ross Chastain
John Hunter Nemechek
Ryan Sieg
Michael Annett
Kaz Grala
Jeremy Clements
Garrett Smithley
Joey Gase
Steve Torrence
Clay Millican
Leah Pritchett
Tony Schumacher
Doug Kalitta
Brittany Force
Terry McMillen
Antron Brown
Scott Palmer
Richie Crampton
Courtney Force
Jack Beckman
Robert Hight
Matt Hagan
J.R. Todd
Ron Capps
Tommy Johnson Jr
Cruz Pedregon
Shawn Langdon
John Force
Greg Anderson
Vincent Nobile
Erica Enders
Deric Kramer
Tanner Gray
Bo Butner
Drew Skillman
Chris McGaha
Jason Line
Jeg Coughlin
Andrew Hines
Eddie Krawiec
Scotty Pollacheck
LE Tanglet
Jerry Savoie
Matt Smith
Hector Arana Jr
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Angelle Sampey
Cory Reed
Indy Car Standings and MLB/NFL/NHL/MLS Transactions
Indy Car through June set Dixon lead with Rossi Power and Hunter-Reay close, while multiple teams announce minor league deals rehab assignments and signings across MLB NFL CFL and hockey including Grayson Rodriguez Avisail Garcia and Joe Mauer movements, plus college coaching changes and transfers.
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Alexander Rossi
Will Power
Ryan Hunter-Reay
Josef Newgarden
Graham Rahal
Robert Wickens
Simon Pagenaud
Sebastien Bourdais
Marco Andretti
James Hinchcliffe
Ed Jones
Takuma Sato
Tony Kanaan
Zach Veach
Spencer Pigot
Charlie Kimball
Gabby Chaves
Matheus Leist
Ed Carpenter
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Grayson Rodriguez
Chicago White Sox
Avisail Garcia
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Jordan Zimmermann
West Michigan
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Daniel Duarte
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Matt Belisle
Joe Mauer
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Ji-Man Choi
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Adeiny Hechavarria
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Nick Allgeyer
Jake Brodt
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John Aiello
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Addison Barger
Vinny Capra
Christopher Bee
Troy Squires
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Cal Stevenson
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Record Belmont trainer James Rowe eight wins set
June 13 1913 marks James Rowe the jockey turned trainer setting a Belmont Stakes record with eight wins including Prince Eugene 1935. Notable events span to 2016 with LeBron James Kyrie Irving each scoring 41 as Cavaliers force Game 5 in the NBA Finals amid Warriors suspension.
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