Major League standings and nightly schedule notes
MLB standings show Mets and Cubs pacing, with wins by Pirates, Dodgers, and Cardinals. Thursday results include Cincinnati over Houston in 10 innings and Mets edging Montreal. Tonight features multiple games across divisions including Mets at Montreal and Padres at Dodgers, plus Yankees and Red Sox matchups.
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Beilein Hired at West Virginia After Dakich Exit
Richmond coach John Beilein will lead West Virginia for five years at 550000 annually plus 150000 base and 400000 promotional income with potential 175000 more from camps and incentives. WVU replaces Dan Dakich who left after reconsidering earlier talks. Beilein’s Richmond record was 100-53 in five seasons.
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White Sox complete sweep of Indians
Todd Ritchie earned his first win for Chicago as Paul Konerko and Kenny Lofton homered in a 7-1 victory that completed a three game sweep of Cleveland. Lofton also drove in the first of three runs in the seventh and raced to third on a misplayed pickoff throw.
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Brewers fire Lopes as rough start costs him job
General manager Dean Taylor ousts manager Davey Lopes after Milwaukee begins 0 for 12 in 15 games and sits at 33 72 since last June 24. Bench coach Jerry Roaster named interim manager as Taylor blasts Opening Day II and pledges a fresh start and a .500 goal despite payroll and fan drop. Lopes says he remains proud and notes a friend may get the chance to manage.
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