TV and radio basketball and hockey schedule
Listing of tonight's sports broadcasts includes NBA Raptors at Cavaliers and NHL Capitals at Penguins and Avalanche at Canucks, plus NCAA Stanford vs Connecticut, and UEFA Arsenal at Barcelona. Broadcasts air at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on FS Ohio WEOL 930 AM WTAM 1100 AM ESPN VERSUS.
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Multiple Pro Sports Moves Across MLB NBA NFL and More
MLB transactions show Michael Aubrey cleared waivers to Norfolk while Josh Beckett signed a four year extension with Boston. Aaron Miles and Wladimir Balentien designated for assignment by Cincinnati. Cairo and Nix added from Louisville. Reyes and Murphy placed on 15 day DL for New York. Meija and Tejada added from Binghamton. Santos sent to Buffalo. Figueroa and Bowman designated. NBA fine on Phil Jackson. Hasbrouck signed with Miami. Mobley waived by New York. NFL Saints sign Hargrove. Rams and Seahawks trades noted. NHL moves include Ducks reassignments and Capitals signing Stevenson. AHL and ECHL player moves listed. MLS Toronto FC contract terminations and signings. College notes include Ben Amar resignation at Kansas, Turgeon extension at Texas A&M, Moser departure at UCLA, and Dan Hurley named Wagner coach.
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Baltimore Orioles
Michael Aubrey
Norfolk
Boston Red Sox
Josh Beckett
Cincinnati Reds
Aaron Miles
Wladimir Balentien
Miguel Cairo
Laynce Nix
Louisville
NEW York Mets
Jose Reyes
Daniel Murphy
Reyes
Murphy
Mike Jacobs
Hisanori Takahashi
Frank Catalanotto
Buffalo
Jenrry Mejia
Ruben Tejada
Binghamton
Omir Santos
Nelson Figueroa
Shawn Bowman
High School Scores And Schedule From Local Leagues
Lake Erie League Euclid 3 Admiral King 2. Amherst 10 Elyria 0 in non conference. Southview 9 Cleveland Heights 1. Lutheran West 12 Open Door 2. Boys tennis results include North Ridgeville 0 at West Shore Conference Clear Heights 3 at Westlake. Multiple league and non conference matches listed with 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. start times across districts including Elyria Strongsville Walsh Jesuit Amherst Avon Lake and more.
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Frozen Four set with semifinals in Detroit
Monday's schedule lists several hockey games across leagues. In the Frozen Four at Ford Field Detroit the semifinals pit RIT against Wisconsin and Miami of Ohio against Boston College at 8:30 p.m. The championship and Saturday schedule follow with semifinal winners advancing.
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Ohio
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Golf season stats show Stricker leads money list
The report lists driving distance and accuracy leaders, greens in regulation, total driving, putting average, birdie and eagle rates, land save percentage, all around ranking, and money leaders. Notable names include Ernie Els Steve Stricker Camilo Villegas Dustin Johnson Paul Casey Jim Furyk Matt Kuchar Vijay Singh D.J. Trahan Tim Clark and others with top figures and earnings.
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Joe Durant
Jay Williamson
Brian Gay
Chris DiMarco
Omar Aresti
Heath Slocum
Paul Goydos
Tim Clark
Jim Furyk
Billy Mayfair
Matt Kuchar
Dustin Johnson
Kevin Streelman
Camilo Villegas
Geoff Ogilvy
Kevin Stadler
Paul Casey
D.J. Trahan
Robert Allenby
Chris Couch
Vijay Singh
D.J Trahan
Retief Goosen
K.J. Choi
Steve Stricker
Ernie Els
Anthony Kim
Dustin Johns
Ian Poulter
Sundaliger Woods
USA
Phil Mickelson
Westwood Eng
Paul Casey Eng
Ian Poulter Eng
Ernie Els Saf
Martin Kaymer Ger
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Camilo Villegas Col
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Henrik Stenson Swe
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Starace Leads Italian Victory at Hassan II First Round
Potito Starace defeats Peter Luczak 6-3 7-5 in Casablanca while Oscar Hernandez outlasts Paul-Henri Mathieu 7-6 6-3. Marcel Granollers tops Robin Haase in two tiebreak sets as doubles feature Fleming and Skupski vs Quahabi Ziadi. Friedl Skoch beat Clement Serra 6-1 6-4. Marx Zelenay beat Dolgopolov Jr Sitak 7-5 6-4.
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Potito Starace
Italy
Peter Luczak
Australia
Oscar Hernandez
Spain
Paul-Henri Mathieu
France
Marcel Granollers
Robin Haase
Netherlands
Voubles
Colin Fleming
Ken Skupski
Britain
T Quahabi
Mehdi Ziadi
Morocco
Leos Friedl
David Skoch
Czech Republic
Arnaud Clement
Florent Serra
Philipp Marx
Germany
Igor Zelenay
Slovakia
Oleg Dolgopolov Jr
Ukraine
Sitak
Russia
PGA Tour Scoring Averages Led by Els Villegas and Choi
The final round statistics show Ernie Els posting 69.26 scoring average to lead the PGA Tour leader board. Camilo Villegas sits at 69.34 followed by K J Choi at 69.40 and Anthony Kim at 69.44 with Robert Allenby at 69.54 closing the top six.
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Ernie Els
Camilo Villegas
K.J. Choi
Anthony Kim
Robert Allenby
WTA Andalucia and MPS Group Championships results
Recap of Madrid and Ponte Vedra Beach events: Olona Hercog beat Joana Olaru 6-3 6-4 in Marbella while Tatjana Malek defeated Sandra Zahlavova 6-4 6-0. Estrella Cabeza Candela won over Petra Martic 1-6 7-6 6-2. Rezai beat Ruano Pascual 6-1 6-1. Errani Vinci beat Benesova Foretz 6-4 6-?. Kudryavtseva, Pavlyuchenkova, Cibulkova, Arvidsson and Wozniacki each posted wins in Ponte Vedra with doubles also decided.
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Tatjana Malek
Germany
Sandra Zahlavova
Czech Republic
Estrella Cabeza Candela
Spain
Petra Martie
Croatia
On This Date 1896 to 2009 Sporting Highlights
Key sports milestones span athletics and team sport history. From Athens hosting the first modern Olympics and early Masters wins to boxing and hockey landmarks, the list includes notable Masters victories, a DH debut, a boxing title tilt, NCAA repeat champions, a rare NHL stat, and a college basketball championship rout.
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Greece
James B. Connelly
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Cavaliers rotation debate hinges on J.J. Hickson start
The Cavaliers face a decision on starting lineup with J.J. Hickson’s recent strong play. Antawn Jamison may shift to bench while LeBron James O Neal and Mo Williams anchor the top unit. Brown could mix into series by opponent and playoff needs.
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James
O’neal
Mo Williams
Jamison
Hickson
Brown
Cavaliers rest key players as regular season winds down
With five games left the Cavaliers face Toronto and may rest LeBron James, Larry Hughes, and Larry Williams amid aims to preserve health for playoffs. Shaquille O Neal could return for a few late games while Zydrunas Ilgauskas remains active and Varejao sits until fully healed.
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James
Williams
Jamison
Anthony Parker
Delonte West
Toronto
Brown
Shaq
Ilgauskas
Varejac
Cavaliers struggle with poor free throw shooting overall
Cleveland ranks last in the league with a free throw percentage of .720 as key players fail to convert. O'Neal, Jamison, Varejao, Powe, Hickson and even Daniel Gibson show low averages while Jamison is named a Sportsmanship Award finalist alongside Horford Allen Billups Scola Hill.
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Cleveland
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Powe
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al Horford
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Louis Scola
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Pippen and Malone Lead Hall of Fame Class 2010
Pippen and Malone headline the 2010 Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame class, joined by Oscar Robertson and Jerry West era teammates and other honorees. The induction is set for August 13, with the Dream Team and 1960 Olympic squad recognized for their gold medal runs and dominant play.
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Pippen
Malone
Hall of Fame
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Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
U.S
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Oscar Robertson
Rome
NBA
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