Baseball Tonight Two Week Slate With Packed Schedule
Major league games feature Chicago White Sox at Cleveland and Oakland at Tampa Bay among others. National League action includes Los Angeles at Milwaukee and Houston facing Chicago Cubs with multiple 6 p.m. starts and evening clashes across venues.
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Graham builds Rice Owls into NCAA playoff contenders
Wayne Graham, former Mets utility player, credits a blunt rebuke from Casey Stengel on a 1964 flight with steering him toward coaching. He returns to Texas, builds a standout career at San Jacinto, Rice University, and San Jacinto, shaping a program that has led the Owls to seven straight NCAA tournaments and a top coaching record.
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Longhorns dominate on mound and at plate in NCAA regional
Texas enters the NCAA Regional as the team to beat after a dominant season led by a top ERA of 2.79 and 59 homers. ace Justin Simmons is 14-1 but won’t start Friday. Brad Halsey starts, while Huston Street closes. Baylor and Lamar compete as Texas opens against Central Connecticut State with Friday games.
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MLB Leaders and Standings Snapshot
Major league leaders in batting runs and hits across the National and American Leagues, with names like Sosa, Vidro, Helton, Spivey, and Alou highlighted. Includes pitcher stats, saves, and upcoming regional college baseball schedule notes.
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