Comprehensive Weekend Sports Broadcast Schedule Update
A dense listing of TV and radio slots across football, baseball, basketball, cycling, horse racing, lacrosse, motorsports, soccer, tennis, track and field, and golf. Includes times and networks for AFL, MLB, NBA Summer League, NHL? (not listed), IndyCar, NASCAR, and Euro championships with venues like Towcester, Munich, Silvis, and Omaha.
Major League Transactions Across AL and NL
MLB teams announce roster moves including IL placements and reinstatements for players across the American and National Leagues. Key activity spans Luis Arias and Zack Gelof with Oakland, Tyer O Neill with Baltimore, and numerous rehab assignments, call ups, and minor league contracts involving Houston Seattle Chicago and others.
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Athletics
Luis Arias
Zack Gelof
Baltimore Orioles
Tyer O’neill
Matt Bowman
Emmannuel Rivera
Norfolk
Tanner Houck
Masataka Yoshida
Portland
Chicago White Sox
Fraser Ellard
Charlotte
Vinny Capra
Colson Montgomery
Detroit Tigers
Reese Olson
Justyn Henry Malloy
Toledo
Houston Astros
Chas McCormick
Sugar Land
Taylor Scott
LOS Angeles Angels
Yoan Moncada
Angels
NBA and Club World Cup results and schedule summaries
NBA standings show New York leading the East with 12 wins, Indiana 9, Washington 8, and Chicago 5. Recent games: New York beat Los Angeles 89-79, Indiana defeated Las Vegas 81-54, Seattle edged Atlanta 80-79, Minnesota beat Washington 92-75, Dallas won Phoenix 98-89. Friday features Los Angeles at Indiana and Golden State at Minnesota, with Sunday games Seattle at New York and Las Vegas at Connecticut. FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinals list Fluminense over Al Hilal 2-1 and Chelsea over Palmeiras 2-1. semis July 8 and 9. final July 13 in East Rutherford. CONCACAF Gold Cup results include United States 2-0 Guatemala in St Louis and Honduras 1-0 at Santa Clara. Sunday sees Mexico vs United States in Houston.
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Chicago
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Phoenix
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Golden State
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Dallas
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Khristian Curtis
Jake Shirk
Michael Walsh
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Aberdeen IronBirds
Aberdeen
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Grasshoppers
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Ironbirds
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Shirk
Walsh
Cole Urman
New York Yankees
Clarke Schmidt
Toronto
Schmidt
Scott Effross
Jayview Sandridge
Triple-A
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Kodai Senga
Binghamton
Chicago Cubs
Jameson Taillon
Craig Counsell
Taillon
Cubs
Jordan Wicks
Iowa
Washington Nationals
Trevor Williams
Detroit
Williams
Nationals
Kerbert Ruiz
Drew Millas
Rochester
Milwaukee Brewers
Brandon Woodruff
Citi Field
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Marlins
Woodruff
Chestnut Wins Nathan’s Fourth of July Hot Dog Contest
Joey Chestnut celebrates victory in the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July hot dog eating contest held in Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York, on Friday.
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Nathan’s
Coney Island
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New York
Chestnut reclaiming hot dog title at Nathan's Fourth of July
Joey Chestnut won his 17th Nathan's Fourth of July title with 70 percent of 10 minutes of hot dogs and buns, despite not matching his 2021 record. Miki Sudo captured the women's crown with 33 dogs. The event featured participants from the U.S. and international rivals, including Bertoletti who finished second.
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Jaws
Chestnut
New York
Westfield
Ind
Miki Sudo
Tampa
Fla
Sudo
ESPN
U.S
Australia
Czech Republic
Ontario
England
Brazil
Patrick Bertoletti
Chicago
Seales routs top order as Australia face testing day two
In Grenada Seales dismissed opening pair and Sam Konstas early, leaving Australia 122 for 3 in second innings and 45 runs ahead after West Indies were bowled out for 253. Hosts targeted Australia’s top order, with pressure mounting for Green after a near miss at first slip.
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Australia
West Indies
St. George’s
Grenada
Seales
Sam Konstas
Brook
Smith
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