Baseball and hockey on Tuesday TV schedule highlight
Tuesday schedule lists MLB games on ESPN and regional networks including Yankees at Rays and Cubs at Dodgers plus NLDS. NHL preseason action on NBCSN features Columbus at Buffalo. Bundesliga soccer and related fixtures also shown with early morning and afternoon kickoff times.
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Baseball results and scheduled games for Tuesday and Wednesday
Scores include Houston 5 Toronto 3 and Boston 6 Baltimore 2 with Yankees 4 Tampa Bay 1. Other results: Cleveland 4 Chicago White Sox 0 and Texas at L A Angels. Tonight features multiple games in progress with pitchers listed and schedules for Wednesday across divisions, including Houston at Toronto and Kansas City at Cincinnati.
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Scores and schedules from a packed baseball and football night
Baseball and football matchups fill the slate with Washington edging Miami 7-3 and Pittsburgh toppling Chicago Cubs 5-1. The card lists multiple late games, interleague pairings, and a sprawling NFL Thursday and Sunday timetable with teams like Cleveland, Tennessee, New York Jets, and Green Bay among others.
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Week of NFL and MLB moves plus transfers across leagues
Multiple pro football and baseball transactions: Astros recall Lance McCullers Jr. and Mariners acquire West Virginia contract through 2020. Dodgers reinstate pitchers from DL. Giants' Bobby Evans steps down. NBA and NHL moves include signings and international assignments. Capitals sign Alexander Alexeyev to a three year entry level deal. Open games listed for Sunday and Monday with kickoff times.
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AP Top 25 Heat Check highlights basketball crossovers in football poll
Kentucky and Duke join the Top 25 for the first time this season with Duke at 4-0 and Kentucky on a long absence. Maryland is notably absent as the Terrapins navigate administrative turmoil under DJ Durkin while continuing strong play.
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