Olympic men MLS transactions summary
American League moves show Orioles assign Cole Irvin to Norfolk. Guardians option Cantillo and Curry, Morgan recalled, Gillispie contract picked. Tigers sign Brant Hunter, Guenther to Toledo. Angels sign Adam Cimber minor league deal. Rangers place Latz on 15 day IL, Burke recalled. Braves reinstate Fried, Dylan Lee optioned. Reds place Benson on paternity, Joey Wiemer recalled. Brewers send Bryan Hudson to Nashville for rehab. Padres send Musgrove to Lake Elsinore ST. Louis recalls Victor Scott II, Siani to IL. NFL notes Bills sign Simon, waive Ugwoebu. Bears sign Lyons, waive LeBlanc. Browns sign Hicks, waive Allen. Jaguars sign Brightwell Myarick. Commanders sign Stallworth. MLS Orlando City signs Guske to short term deal.
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Baltimore Orioles
Cole Irvin
Norfolk
Cleveland Guardians
Joey Cantillo
Xtavion Curry
Columbus
Eli Morgan
Connor Gillispie
Detroit Tigers
Brant Hunter
Toledo
Sean Guenther
LOS Angeles Angels
Adam Cimber
Texas Rangers
Jacob Latz
Brock Burke
Round Rock
Atlanta Braves
Max Fried
Dylan Lee
Gwinnett
Cincinnati Reds
Will Benson
Joey Wiemer
Louisville
Milwaukee Brewers
Bryan Hudson
Nashville
SAN Diego Padres
Joe Musgrove
Lake Elsinore
Cal
ST. Louis Cardinals
Michael Siani
Victor Scott II
Memphis
East Division Standings and Recent Scores
East Division WL Pet. GB Dayton Reds 21 15 .583 x-L. County Guardians 20 15 .571 W. Michigan Tigers 20 15 .571 Great Lakes Dodgers 18 17 .514 Lansing Athletics 17 19 .472 Fort Wayne Padres 12 24 .333 x-first half winner Beloit 4 Lake County 3 Lansing 5 Dayton 3 West Michigan 5 Fort Wayne 2 Great Lakes 3 Cedar Rapids 2 Wisconsin 15 South Bend 12 Peoria 7 Quad Cities 2 Today's game No games scheduled.
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Dayton
Reds
X-L. County
Guardians
W. Michigan
Tigers
Great Lakes
Dodgers
Lansing
Athletics
Fort Wayne
Padres
Gar Beloit
Lake County
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Nationals
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Sir
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Pet
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Schaumburg
Florence
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Joliet
Gateway
Tri-City
Washington
NFL Preseason Schedule Highlights By Date And Matchups
The release lists preseason games across Thursday to Sunday with matchups including Carolina at New England Detroit at New York Giants Atlanta at Miami Houston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Baltimore Washington at New York Jets Chicago at Buffalo Las Vegas at Minnesota Green Bay at Cleveland Kansas City at Jacksonville San Francisco at Tennessee Tampa Bay at Cincinnati Seattle at Los Angeles Chargers New Orleans at Arizona Denver at Indianapolis Dallas at Los Angeles Rams and other kick times.
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U.S
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Jon Rahm
Spain
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S. Korea
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Corey Conners
Canada
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Xander Schauffele
Vancouver
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Guido Migliozzi
Italy
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Byeong Hun An
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Mexico
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Matti Schmid
Germany
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Puerto Rico
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Norway
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St Louis City
Portland
Nick Taylor
Gavin Green
Malaysia
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Paraguaya
A.D. de Chassart
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Shubhankar Sharma
India
Emiliano Grillo
Argentina
Kris Ventura
Nbc
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Switzerland
Adrian Meronk
Poland
Keita Nakajima
Japan
Kevin Yu
Chinese Taipei
Zecheng Dou
China
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Thailand
Daniel Hillier
New Zealand
Carl Yuan
Camilo Villegas
Colombia
Matthieu Pavon
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Moriya Jutanugarn
Akron
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Eric
Tigers
USA Na Rin An
Nataliya Guseva
Altoona
Pirates
Angel Yin
Bowie
Orioles
Richmond
Giants
Sofia Garcia
Harrisburg
Nationals
Somi Lee
Pally Mack
Erie
Dewi Weber
New Hampshire
Binghamton
Lauren Coughlin
Jiwon Jeon
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Grace Kim
Vancouver FC
Wanderers
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Ruixin Liu
Malia Nam
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Emma Talley
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Daniela Darquea
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Korda wins Mubadala City D.C. Open with father son feat
Sebastian Korda, 24, lands his second ATP title at Washington, beating Flavio Cobelli 4 6, 6 2, 6 0 after a rain delay. He and Petr Korda become the first father son duo to win the same ATP event. Paula Badosa defeats Marie Bouzkova for her first WTA title, 6 1 4 6 6 4, in a rain interrupted final.
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Sebastian Korda
Flavio Cobelli
Washington, D.C
D.C
Washington
Petr
Korda
Italy
Andy Roddick
Paula Badosa
Spain
Marie Bouzkova
Czech Republic
Badosa
Belgrade
Indian Wells
Sydney
Crawford outlasts Madrimov for fourth division title in LA
Terence Crawford, unbeaten 41-0 with 31 KOs, defeated Israil Madrimov by unanimous decision to claim the WBA super welterweight title at 154 pounds. Scores 116-112, 115-113, 115-113. Co-main saw Jose Valenzuela win the WBA super lightweight belt by split decision over Isaac Cruz.
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Terence Crawford
Israil Madrimov
Los Angeles
Crawford
Errol Spence Jr
Jose Valenzuela
Isaac Cruz
Valenzuela
Cruz
Jarrell Miller
Andy Ruiz Jr
Miller
Martin Bakole
Jared Anderson
Scheffler wins Olympic golf gold in dramatic back nine
Scheffler surges to 19 under 265, matching an Olympic 72‑hole record as Fleetwood Matsuyama chase bronze. Rahm McIlroy and Schauffele falter in late gaps. Perez nearly medals. USA’s Scheffler caps a breakout season with Olympic glory amid sellout crowd and national anthem moment.
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Scheffler
Fleetwood
Hideki Matsuyama
Jon Rahm
Rory McIlroy
Wedge
Xander Schauffele
Victor Perez
France
Schauffele
McIlroy
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David Ugwoebu
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Moriya Jutanugam
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Narin An
So Mi Lee
Leta Lindley
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Kaori Yamamoto
Nobuko Kizawa
Annika Sorenstam
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P. Korda
Madrimov
Rahm
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