Broad sports and NFL team moves from weekend schedule
MLB games in progress and upcoming broadcasts across ESPN BSGL ESPN 7 10 p.m. WS. WNBA and NCAA events listed. NFL signings waivers and roster moves from multiple teams. hockey and soccer notes including Rangers GM changes and Columbus Crew cut.
Mixed MLB and NBA Personnel Movements Across Major Leagues
A broad update lists MLB player moves including injuries, call ups, and optionings for teams like the Orioles, Indians, Tigers, Astros, Angels, Yankees, Mariners, Rangers, Blue Jays, Cubs, Reds, Rockies, Dodgers, Marlins, Phillies, Pirates, Cardinals, Padres, Giants, plus NBA team changes for the Hawks, Grizzlies, Spurs, and WNBA Mystics and NFL Cardinals and Bills signings.
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Weekend MLS Matchups Across North American Cities
Friday features Cincinnati at Columbus 6 30 p m Toronto FC visits CF Montréal 7 30 p m Miami plays Orlando City 8 30 p m. Saturday games include Nashville at Atlanta 3 30 p m Chicago at New York 6 p m LA Galaxy vs LA FC 7 p m New England at New York City FC 7 30 p m Philadelphia at D C United 8 p m Colorado at Sporting Kansas City 9 p m Minnesota at Houston 9 p m.
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NFL Sunday slate with multiple prime time matchups
The schedule lists NFL games across Saturday and Sunday with start times including Indianapolis at Detroit 7 p.m. and Green Bay at Buffalo 1 p.m. plus Philadelphia at New York Jets 7:30 p.m. New Orleans hosts Arizona 8 p.m. and Rams visit Denver 9:05 p.m. among others.
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Schedule and standings for regional basketball and college baseball events
Standings show divisions with teams Schaumburg Windy City Lake Erie Joliet Florence and others with records. Wednesday results list Joliet 9 Florence 2 Evansville 6 Windy City 2 Sussex County 9 New Jersey 0 Tri City 1 Washington 0. Tonight games include Gateway Schaumburg Southern Illinois Lake Erie Joliet Florence Windy City Evansville Equipe New York New Jersey Sussex County Tri City Washington and Gateway Schaumburg with times. College double elimination results Ohio 4 New Hampshire 3 Texas 10 Nebraska 0 South Dakota 1 California 0 Hawaii 2 Michigan 0 and matchups Michigan Texas Ohio California.
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High school results from Wednesday across multiple sports
In boys golf Sandusky Bay Bellevue 173 Vermilion 189. In boys soccer Brookside 5 Keystone 4 and Firelands 10 Wellington 2. Non-conference Shaker Heights 1 Avon 0. In girls soccer Keystone 3 Brookside 0 Wellington 2 Firelands 1 Avon 3 St Joseph Academy 0 Brunswick 7 Midview 2. Volleyball Elyria Catholic 25 25 25 and Lorain 8 7 19. In girls golf local matches include Elyria Catholic at Parma and several league and cross-league trips with Keystone, Wellington, Firelands, Vermilion, Brookside, Ravenna, Midview, and others. In girls tennis Brunswick at Avon, Elyria at Vermilion, and Lakewood at Lake Ridge among others. in the Lorain Lake Erie League Lorain at Garfield Heights and Elyria Catholic at Amherst Central Catholic along with Vermilion at Edison.
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Broncos name Teddy Bridgewater starting QB
Teddy Bridgewater named the Broncos starter over Drew Lock to begin the season marking a fifth straight year of a different Week 1 QB. Context includes past starters Joe Flacco Case Keenum Trevor Siemian and recent notes on Lock’s 2019 season.
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Molina to retire after 19th season with Cardinals
Yadier Molina announced this will be his final season with the St. Louis Cardinals after agreeing to a 2022 salary of 10 million dollars, a million more than last year. The 39 year old catcher has spent his entire career in the Cardinals organization since being drafted in 2000.
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Indians face 2022 rotation questions after McKenzie Quantrill surge
Ingraham notes Tristan McKenzie and Cal Quantrill have surged, forming a promising duo at Nos. 4 and 5 behind Bieber Civale and Plesac. McKenzie, calm on the mound with a sub 2.00 ERA in recent starts, overhauls Cleveland’s rotation outlook as Guardians eye a deep run.
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