Cubs at Cleveland in MLB TV and radio listings
Listings show Chicago Cubs at Cleveland in MLB coverage. Also notes Soccer Leagues Cup Round of 16 Pumas UNAM at Seattle at 7 30 p m. Softball Athletes Unlimited events from Rosemont with Team McQuillin versus Kilfoul at 4 p m and Team Lorenz versus Palacios at 6 30 p m. Tennis Montreal ATP and Toronto WTA singles finals at 6 p m.
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Seattle
McQuillin
Kilfoul
Rosemont
Illinois
Lorenz
Palacios
Montreal
Toronto
Baseball and football transactions across MLB and NFL
Baseball moves include Trevino on rehab with Yankees and Bliss optioned to Tacoma, while Sulser activated for Rays. Other slates cover Diamondbacks, Rockies, Dodgers, Brewers, Phillies, Cardinals, Padres, and Jays with recalls, IL placements, waivers, and contract selections. NFL notes list Falcons, Ravens, Panthers, Bears, Browns, Lions, Jaguars, Giants, Jets, Eagles, Steelers, plus a college retirement in North Carolina.
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Seattle Mariners
Ryan Bliss
Tacoma
Julia Rodriguez
Tampa Bay Rays
Cole Sulser
Tyler Alexander
Durham
Texas Rangers
Brock Burke
Josh Short
Grant Anderson
Round Rock
Walter Pennington
Round
Reno
Colorado Rockies
Dakota Hudson
Josh Rogers
Albuquerque
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River Ryan
Landon Knack
Oklahoma City
Milwaukee Brewers
DL Hall
Hoby Milner
Enok Paredes
Philadelphia Phillies
Nick Nelson
Kyle Tyler
Lehigh Valley
Miami
Max Castillo
ST. Louis Cardinals
Nick Robertson
Riley O’brien
Memphis
SAN Diego Padres
Sean Reynolds
el Paso
Jhony Brito
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John Paddock
Jakeem Grant
Spencer Brown
Nathan Rourke
Bralen Trice
Harrison Hand
Baltimore Ravens
Anthony Miller
Jack Browning
Takeem Doss
Rawden Plattner
Carolina Panthers
Harrison Mevis
Willie Drew
Randen Shirden
Deven Thompkins
Tyler Smith
Walter Palmore
Jack Anderson
Chicago Bears
Demetric Felton
Jaylon Hutching
Cleveland Browns
Nick Harris
Seattle
Detroit Lions
Connor Galvin
Nate Lynn
Abraham Beauplan
Jamarco Jones
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tashaun Gipson
Ty Summers
NEW York Giants
Evan Neal
K.J. Cloyd
Kaleb Hayes
Jacob Saylors
NEW York Jets
Neal Johnson
Jimmy Ciarlo
Philadelphia Eagles
Caden Sterns
Shaquille
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Dean Lowry
DE Marquiss Spencer
Luquay Washington
Easton Gibbs
Breiden Fehoko
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Football schedule fragment for August games
The list shows week 11 games including Ottawa at Calgary on August 15 at 9 p.m., Montreal at Saskatchewan on August 16 at 9 p.m., Edmonton at Hamilton on August 17 at 7 p.m., and a Vancouver at BC game on August 18 at 7 p.m. Read as a partial Canadian football schedule with teams Hamilton Ottawa Montreal Saskatchewan Edmonton Winnipeg appears incomplete.
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Calgary
Montreal
Saskatchewan
Hamilton
Toronto
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Edmor
Korda Falls In Tight Montreal Open Quarterfinal
At IGA Stadium Montreal in the ATP National Bank Open the men’s singles quarterfinals saw Sebastian Korda of the United States edged by Alexander Zverev of Germany 7-6 1-6 6-4. Alexei Popyrin of Australia beat Hubert Hurkacz 3-6 7-6 7-5 in another quarterfinal.
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Montreal
Sebastian Korda
United States
Alexander Zverev
Germany
Alexei Popyrin
Australia
Hubert Hurkacz
Poland
Andrey Rublev
Russia
Matteo Arnaldi
Italy
Amanda Anisimova
Emma Navarro
Toronto
Jessica Pegula
Diana Shnaider
Jannik Sinner
Korda
Popyrin
Southwest Division Standings and Friday Results
Baseball and league standings for the Southwest and East West divisions list Akron Bowie Richmond Harrisburg and Erie with records and games remaining. Friday results include Akron Reading Harrisburg Bowie Erie New Hampshire Hartford Richmond Binghamton Somerset and more plus schedule notes for Frontier and Western divisions.
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Erie
Tigers
Bowie
Orioles
Altoona
Pirates
Richmond
Giants
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Nationals
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Reading
New Hampshire
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Somerset
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Trois-Rivieres
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Washington
Gateway
Lake Erie
Schaumburg
Florence
Evansville
Joliet
Windy City
Anisimova Tops Navarro In Toronto Open Women’s Singles
Amanda Anisimova defeats Emma Navarro 6-3 2-6 6-2 at Sobeys Stadium in Toronto to reach the next round. The event purse totals 3,211,715 on the hardcourt surface as Pegula and Shnaider also advance in other matches.
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Sobeys Stadium
Toronto
Amanda Anisimova
United States
Emma Navarro
Jessica Pegula
Diana Shnaider
Russia
Cook Out 400 NASCAR Cup Race at Richmond Raceway
NASCAR Cup Series race results from Richmond Virginia with 75 mile laps. Notable finishers include Denny Hamlin and Christopher Bell each scoring 52 and 50 points respectively atop a field of 37 drivers with multiple manufacturers represented. The list records laps, positions, and damage outcomes for a wide lineup including Hamlin, Bell, Larson, Elliott, and Truex Jr among others.
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Virginia
Austin Dillon
Chevrolet
Denny Hamlin
Toyota
Tyler Reddick
Bubba Wallace
Ross Chastain
Christopher Bell
Kyle Larson
Carson Hocevar
Chase Elliott
Daniel Suarez
Ryan Blaney
Ford
Kyle Busch
William Byron
Josh Berry
Michael McDowell
Brad Keselowski
Todd Gilliland
Chris Buescher
Joey Logano
Noah Grayson
Chase Briscoe
Ty Gibbs
Zane Smith
Austin Cindric
Ryan Preece
Ty Dillon
Justin Haley
Alex Bowman
Erik Jones
Daniel Hemric
John H. Nemechek
Harrison Burton
Riley Herbst
Corey LaJoie
Parker Retzlaff
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Martin Truex Jr
Rai wins Wyndham Championship in Greensboro for first PGA Tour title
Aaron Rai capitalized on Max Greyserman late meltdown at Sedgefield Country Club to win the Wyndham Championship. Rai shot 6-under 64 to finish 18-under 262 ahead of Greyserman, whose quadruple bogey on 14 altered the lead.
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Max Greyserman
Ryo Hisatsune
J.J. Spaun
Luke Clanton
Charley Hoffman
Beau Hossler
Chan Kim
Mac Meissner
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Taylor Moore
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Chad Ramey
Justin Suh
Ben Taylor
Kevin Tway
Emiliano Grillo
Nate Lashley
Pierceson Coody
Jhonattan Vegas
Vince Whaley
Joel Dahmen
Matti Schmid
E Seonghyeon Kim
Michael Kim
Att Kuchar
Rai
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Greyserman
Duke
Eagle
JJ. Spaun
Austin Eckroat
Matt Kuchar
Tennessee
Stephen Ames
Snoqualmie
Washington
Ernie Els
Steven Alker
Robert Karlsson
Ames
Snoqualmie Ridge
U S women win eighth straight Olympic basketball gold
Aja Wilson scored 21 as the United States held off France 67 66 at Bercy Arena to secure an eighth consecutive gold in Paris. Gabby Williams banked in a 2 pointer at the buzzer for France, keeping the Americans undefeated in Olympic play.
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France
Breanna Stewart
USAR
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United States
Bercy Arena
Paris
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Marine Johannes
Williams
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