Cleveland at Brooklyn NBA clash on TV radio
Sports schedule lists a 7:30 p.m. basketball game Cleveland at Brooklyn on FanDuel SN WEOL WTAM WMMS and others with a slate including Chicago at Minnesota NFL games and hockey from Florida at Edmonton plus soccer and NCAA tournament action.
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Major League and NBA trades and recalls across teams
Transaction brief roundup shows Joe Vogatsky traded to Boston for Emmanuel Valdez from Pittsburgh. Braves sign Bryan De La Cruz to a one year deal. Nets waive Cui Yongyi. Cavaliers recall Porter Jr. and Tyson from G League Cleveland Charge. Warriors obtain Dennis Schroder and draft considerations from Brooklyn for DeAnthony Melton. Heat receive draft considerations from Indiana for Thomas Bryant. Magic recall Caleb Houston from Osceola. Sabres loan Ryan Johnson to Rochester. Avalanche sign Tye Felhaber to two year deal. Stars send Lian Bichsel and Magnus Hellberg to Texas AHL. Red Wings reassign Jack Campbell to Grand Rapids. Islanders reinstate Mathew Barzal from injured reserve. Senators recall Leevi Merilainen from Belleville and loan Zack Ostapchuk to Belleville. Lightning reassign Declan Carlile and Steven Santini to Syracuse. Canucks reassign Aatu Raty to Abbotsford.
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College football bowl odds and matchups summarized
A chaotic OCR snippet lists numerous college bowls and matchups with odds and percentages for teams such as Tulane Notre Dame Indiana Ohio State Tennessee Penn State SMU Texas Clemson and others. It references bowls like Cure Bowl Gasparilla Bowl Hawaii Bowl Pinstripe Bowl Liberty Bowl Music City Bowl ReliaQuest Bowl Sun Bowl Gator Bowl and boxing odds Usyk versus Fury in Riyadh.
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PGA Grant Thornton Invitational final results at Naples
The Grant Thornton Invitational at Naples, Florida, featured a $4 million purse on a 7,382 yard Gold Course. Final group standings show J Knapp and P Tavatanakit tied for top with 27 under, earning $1,000,000, while T Kim and J Thitikula were runner up with 26 under and $560,000. Other notable finishes included A Bhatia and J Kupcho at 24 under for $330,000 and C Gongners and B Henderson at 21 under for $215,000. The event showcased top pros like M Pavon, J Day, C Young, M Greyserman, J Poston, M Kuchar, L List, S Theegala, and R Fowler in a challenging final round.
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Alfred Dunhill Championship final results at Leopard Creek
Shaun Norris led Africa with a 67 70 71 67 finish totaling 275 to win by stroke over Marcus Kinhult and John Parry. Ryan Van Velzen tied for third on 276, followed by a crowded group at 277 and 278. Charl Schwartzel and Nacho Elvira among others competed as final standings listed.
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Golubic Wins Limoges WTA Title In Hardcourt Final
Viktorija Golubic from Switzerland, seeded seventh, defeats Celine Naef in straight sets 7-5 6-4 at Palais des Sports de Beaublanc Limoges. In doubles, Margaux Rouvray and Elsa Jacque of France beat Selena Janicijevic of France and Erika Andreeva of Russia 6-4 6-3.
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College basketball scores recap across multiple conferences
Southeast contest highlights show East region matchups with Binghamton, Vermont, and Rhode Island tallying wins. Notable upsets include Texas 121 over Ark Pine Bluff 57 and Northwestern edging Georgia Tech 71 60.
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College Basketball Scores Big Night Across Nation
A wide slate of men's college games features Georgia Tech beating North Carolina 82 to 76 and LSU defeating Louisiana Lafayette 85 to 57. Other notable results include Notre Dame 118 over E Michigan 49 and Cincinnati 60 over Xavier 48.
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Walsh extends world record haul at short course championships
American swimmer Gretchen Walsh earned her 11th world record at the world short course championships with a 22.83 in the 50 meter freestyle final and helped the U S win the 4x100 medley relay in 3 40 41. Teammates Regan Smith Lilly King and Kate Douglass set records as part of the relay and Smith also won the 200 backstroke.
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Browns fall to Chiefs as Winston, Browns implode
Cleveland quarterback Winston throws three interceptions and the Browns commit six turnovers in a 21 point loss to Kansas City. Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes lead a Chiefs comeback while rookies Thompson-Robinson and Zappe fight for future starting roles. Browns eye a top five pick as turnover woes persist.
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