Sharapova beats Halep in U S Open opener
Maria Sharapova, back in a Grand Slam arena after a 15 month doping ban, defeats Simona Halep 6-4 4-6 6-3 to reach the second round in a match praised as high quality and pivotal for her comeback. Halep led 4-1 in the second before Sharapova surged in the third.
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Baseball and Basketball TV Radio Schedule Highlights
MLB games include Cleveland at New York Yankees at 7 p.m. and Boston at Toronto at 8 p.m. Dodgers at Arizona or Giants at Padres in progress. WNBA USA Cup USA vs Brazil at 10:30 p.m. from Anaheim. Also cycling Vuelta Stage 10 and U.S. Open tennis first round sessions.
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League-wide MLB and NFL player moves and college staff changes
MLB teams shuffled rosters with options and rehab assignments. Notable: Orioles sent Mike Wright to Norfolk and recalled Donnie Hart. Indians sent Lonnie Chisenhall and Abraham Almonte for rehab. Mariners added Christian Bergman and Houston reinstated Will Harris. Giants sent Johnny Cueto to rehab, Nationals moved several players on and off IL. NFL suspensions hit Burfict and Odighizuwa. Ravens extended John Harbaugh. College and high school staff appointments and several high school results across soccer and golf.
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Tennis results from the U S Open first round sessions
Sam Querrey and a host of players won their first round matches at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Notable results include Isner, Tsonga, Cilic, Muguruza, Barty, and Stephens advancing in men's and women's singles with various straight-set and four-set finishes.
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Heathcote dies at 90 after leading MSU to 1979 title
Michigan State basketball legend Jud Heathcote died at 90 in Spokane. He coached MSU to the 1979 NCAA championship with Magic Johnson and mentored Tom Izzo, who later replaced him in 1995. Heathcote won three Big Ten titles and appeared in nine NCAA tournaments during 19 years with MSU.
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Cavs oppose The Q renovation plan and trade talks linger
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