Multiple Sports Scores Drive Dense Night of Action
A sprawling recap covers NFL, NBA, NHL, MLS, college football, and major league baseball results. Notable items include Miami rolling past Boston in a late playoff series, Dallas and Tampa Bay trading Stanley Cup finals wins, and slate outcomes from college football its week, plus transaction notes across MLB and NFL rosters.
TV sports schedule highlights today
At 6 p.m. MLB games Philadelphia in Washington or New York Yankees at Toronto on MLBN. 9:30 p.m. MLB options Colorado at San Francisco or Houston at Seattle on MLBN. 5:25 a.m. Tuesday KBO Samsung versus NC on ESPN2. 8:15 p.m. NFL New Orleans at Las Vegas on ABC ESPN. 8 p.m. NHL Dallas at Tampa Bay on NBCSN. 8 p.m. Athletes Unlimited softball Team Reed versus Team Osterman on CBSSN. 4 a.m. Tuesday ATP Hamburg and WTA Strasbourg tennis on various networks.
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Harvick Comes Up Short Amid Playoff Chaos
Kevin Harvick charged from the back to lead in a Toyota after two failed inspections but finished second as he targeted Joey Logano and rival Busch. Kyle Busch blasted younger drivers Garrett Smithley and Joey Gase for not moving, predicting an early playoff exit. William Byron, Cole Custer, Ryan Blaney, and Matt DiBenedetto were eliminated as DiBenedetto’s two-tire strategy left him 19th while Blaney and Custer struggled amid NASCAR’s pandemic protocols.
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Wake Forest-NC State thriller hinges on late plays and runs
Wake Forest punted on its first three second half drives totaling 26 yards as NC State built a 35-21 lead. Taylor's 45-yard interception return sparked a Deacons comeback, tying the game at 35-35 with 1:24 left in the third. Kenneth Walker III powered WF, finishing 131 rushing yards on 27 carries.
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Raiders Open Death Star Stadium Without Fans During Pandemic
The Raiders debut a 65,000 seat dome named Death Star with Field of Dreams branding as owner Mark Davis insists on season-ticket holder participation, while Derek Carr notes fans will be present nearby. The move from Oakland Coliseum marks a dramatic upgrade in facilities and history.
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