Monster Energy Cup standings and race schedule summary
NASCAR standings through May 22 list Kyle Larson leading 475 points followed by Martin Truex Jr and Brad Keselowski. The compiled card includes race dates in June at Nashville Ottawa Pittsburg and Ottawa Pittsburgh with a Burgh winner to be determined, plus a rolling Day in Sports digest noting historical race results from 1936 to 2009 across Latonia Derby Preakness Celtics Sockers and Dodgers feats.
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Chase Elliott
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Kyle Busch
Jimmie Johnson
Joey Logano
Clint Bowyer
Ryan Blaney
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Chris Buescher
David Ragan
Michael McDowell
Cole Whitt
AJ Allmendinger
Landon Cassill
Matt DiBenedetto
Danica Patrick
Corey Lajoie
Reed Sorenson
Gray Goulding
Multiple pro sports front-office moves and roster changes
A broad roundup of transactions across major leagues notes players placed on injured lists, recalled, or optioned between affiliates. It also lists signings, contract selections, and staff appointments involving teams in MLB, NBA, WNBA, NFL, CFL, and hockey. Notable items include Phil Hughes on the Twins 10 day DL, Kyle Gibson recalled, Zac Rosscup contract selection by the Cubs, Jeff Hoffman recalled by the Rockies, and major staff moves for the Bucks, Wings, Panthers, and Jets.
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James Loney
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Dylan Floro
Jake Buchanan
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Jeff Hoffman
Albuquerque
Raimel Tapia
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Josh Hodges
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Ryan O'Malley
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Conor Sullivan
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Barry Baum
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Erin Phillips
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Mark Konez
Jeff Morrow
Matt Allen
Don Gregory
Eli Montague
Jonathan Fields
Jacksonville Jaguars
Cbs Brian Dixon
Tyler Patmon
Bryar Walters
NEW England Patriots
DeAndrew White
NEW York Jets
Devin Smith
Deshon Foxx
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ryan Fitzpatrick
O.J. Howard
Jacquies Smith
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Tahaan Goodman
Brian Walker
Larry Raper
Jovan Santos-Knox
Kodi Kieler
Qadr Spooner
South Carolina
Joey Leach
Manchester College
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Grawle Atkins
Bethune Cookman
Dominique Taylor
Jeff Clapacs
Woody Taylor
California
Brandon McIlwain
Prep All-Stars 5A/6A and A-4A All-Star games set in New Mexico
The 5A/6A Prep All-Stars will play June 9-10 at Field of Dreams Complex in Las Cruces with players from Goddard and other schools. The A-4A All-Star game will also run June 9-10 at Rio Rancho Baseball Fields featuring NMMI and Dexter connections. Local rosters include Ethan Coombes Luke Fink Justin Miller Cal Villareal and Jake Guerrero among others.
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Cleveland High School
Sheyanne Sandoval
Roswell
Mykaya Olivas
Dexter Lady Demons
Scoreboard roundup with MLB NBA NHL results and schedules
MLB games listed with start times and matchups across the day in Eastern time. NBA playoffs show conference finals results Cleveland leads Boston and Golden State leads San Antonio with dates and planned finals. NHL Stanley Cup Final notes include Nashville and Ottawa Pittsburgh matchups with game dates and results.
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Currys 36 points push Warriors to 12-0 playoff start
Stephen Curry scored 36 as the Golden State Warriors closed out the Western Conference Final with a 129-115 win over the injury-laden San Antonio Spurs. Golden State led by 22 and completed a sweep to reach a third straight NBA Finals while awaiting a possible rematch with Cleveland. Durant added 29 points and 12 rebounds. Spurs, missing Leonard Parker and Lee, fought hard behind Kyle Anderson who had 20, and Manu Ginobili, playing in what could be his final Spurs game, drew chants from fans as he finished with 15 in 32 minutes.
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Broncos sign two freshmen runners for NMMI team
Sisneros and Walker join New Mexico Military Institute as freshmen runners under coach Olesinski. Sisneros, top Rocket senior, eyes Air Force Academy and aerospace engineering, while Walker targets ROTC and possibly Texas A&M. Both aim to lead an all-freshman squad and pursue college athletics, academics, and future careers.
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Thompson Wins Seventh Career Title In Playoff Drama
So Yeon Ryu edged Piller in a playoff after Thompson from Roswell rose from a three shot deficit to force extra holes. Thompson tied Lydia Ko for longest consecutive seasons with at least one win, delivering her eighth victory in five straight seasons. She birdied early, surged on the back nine, and celebrated with a 65 final round alongside charity work with the SEAL Legacy Foundation.
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So Yeon Ryu
Thompson
Lydia Ko
Seal Legacy Foundation
Gee Chun
Chun
Sorenstam
Birdie
Angela Stanford
Danielle Kang
Roswell
Goddard High School
Gerina Piller
Piller
Ryann O'Toole
Williamsburg
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