Multiple MLB Roster Moves Across Teams
A broad roundup notes Orioles, Indians, Rays, Blue Jays, Braves, Cubs, Brewers, Mets, and minor leagues making roster changes. Highlights include Jarrett Miller and Carlos Carrasco signings, Drew Smyly rehab transfer, Juan Pablo Oramas release, and various minor league contracts. Also covers coaching and staff moves in college and other pro leagues.
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Jarrett Miller
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Carlos Carrasco
Tampa Bay Rays
Drew Smyly
Charlotte
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Juan Pablo Oramas
Atlanta Braves
Tyler Jones
Matt Capps
Chicago Cubs
Ryan Sweeney
Milwaukee Brewers
Chris Perez
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Jenny Mejia
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Irish fall to UConn in title game again
Notre Dame suffers a 63-53 loss to UConn in the women’s national championship in Tampa. Brianna Turner posts 14 points and 10 rebounds while Jewell Loyd struggles to 4 for 18, as Mariah Jefferson anchors the Huskies’ defense and UConn claims a third straight title.
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College basketball rankings note list of teams and votes
Butler 23 11 89 and NC State 22 14 88 appear in a ranking alongside Oregon 26 10 56. Others receiving votes include SMU Georgetown UCLA VCU San Diego State Ohio State Dayton Iowa Providence Cincinnati LSU Purdue UAB Murray State with scattered small totals.
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Golf schedule Friday morning at various tee times
Golf Today Friday morning lists start times from 7 45 a m to 10 52 a m with groups including Hoffman Harman Mize Willett Watson Villegas Weir Conners Singh Henley Olazabal Na Blixt Gallacher Reed Bradley Poulter Jimenez Westwood Lahiri Watson Rose Scott Murdaca Hoffmann Stricker Every Crenshaw Dufner Simpson Matsuyama Casey Schwartzel Luiten Mickelson McIlroy McDowell Immelman Stadler Harvey Martin Streb Tringale Lyle Noh Langer Ogilvy Els Cabrera Dominguez O’Meara Lowry Harrington Bjorn Hahn Klonen Mahan Kuchar Koepka McDowell Spieth Stenson Herschel Couples Grace Jaidee Donaldson Walker Day Fowler.
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Katowice Open leads with big names in early rounds
Magda Linette and Agnieszka Radwanska advance in Katowice on hard courts at Spodek, with wins over Friedsam and Wickmayer respectively. Other early results include Kanepi, Siniakova, and Tipsarevic securing victories while several seeds exit. Tournament features $250,000 purse on hard outdoor and a separate clay event in Casablanca with Youzhny and Andujar winning openers.
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Croatia
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Hockey Standings and Tuesday Results From Eastern and Western Leagues
Eastern Conference standings show Manchester leading with 99 GF and 221 GA, followed by Worcester Providence and Portland. In the West, Grand Rapids and Rockford lead the Midwest with 92 and 91 points respectively, while San Antonio and Texas top the West divisions. Tuesday results include Toronto at Adirondack 7-4, Worcester 1 Portland 0 in OT, Utica 3 Hamilton 1, Norfolk 7 Binghamton 4, Chicago 7 Lake Erie 3, Texas 6 Iowa 4, San Antonio 4 Oklahoma City 1, Rockford 5 Milwaukee 3. Tonight’s games list Milwaukee at Grand Rapids and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton at Lehigh Valley at 7:05 pm. Thursday features Hochester at Lake Erie 7 pm and Rockford at Iowa 8 pm.
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High School Tuesday Results In Softball Lacrosse and Track
Elyria posts 14 10 win over Massapequa while Middletown falls. Boys lacrosse non conference action features Lake 14 Western Reserve Academy 3. Numerous track and field shows with Elyria and Vermilion hosting meets in Northeast Ohio.
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Hernandez at murder scene in closing arguments
Jurors began deliberating in Aaron Hernandez murder trial after his lawyer acknowledged Hernandez was at the scene and witnessed the killing but said he was a 23 year old who did not know what to do. The case centers on Odin Lloyd's death and Hernandez's $40 million Patriots contract.
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UCONN Triumphs As Stewart Claims Final Four MVP
Sabrina Stewart leads UConn to a third consecutive title game, earning most outstanding player honors for the Final Four, the first woman to achieve this. Notre Dame's Jewell Loyd scores 12 as UConn tops Irish in a rematch of last year, 53 to . UConns Mosqueda-Lewis, Tuck, Jefferson and Stewart propel the Huskies while Auriemma ties Wooden for championships and Krzyzewski also earns a title nearby.
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