WNBA Standings and Results Snapshot
Eastern Conference standings show Atlanta 12 5 0.706 leader with 125 points in top spot. Connecticut 9 10 0.474 and other teams follow as Chicago Indiana New York Washington trail. Western standings list Phoenix Minnesota San Antonio Los Angeles Seattle Tulsa with games results from the weekend and upcoming matchups scheduled for Tuesday night across conferences.
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Yankees at Cleveland MLB Baseball Broadcast
The New York Yankees visit Cleveland for an MLB game. Radio and TV listings mark the matchup with limited details on start times and station availability.
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Cycling Tour de France Stage 3 Cambridge to London
The Tour de France moves to Stage 3 from Cambridge to London with riders racing through southeast England. Competitors tackle rolling terrain and city streets aiming for the first stage podium and early joints in the general classification.
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Transactions mark busy MLB team roster moves
Multiple clubs made roster changes including call ups and designations. Key moves involve the Orioles Gausman recall and Ramirez DFA, Indians Bourn DL and Holt contract, Dodgers Crawford rehab, Mets Niese DL with Carlyle call up, and Phillies Lee rehab assignment with Manship to GCL.
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Hamilton wins at Silverstone in 52-lap F1 race
Lewis Hamilton of England driving for Mercedes dominates the Silverstone Circuit with a 52-lap Grand Prix covering 2 hours 26 minutes 52.094 seconds at an average speed near 77.7 mph. Valtteri Bottas finishes second followed by Daniel Ricciardo and Jenson Button in a tight wheel-to-wheel field.
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Montoya Wins Pocono IndyCar 500 in Electrical Finish
Juan Pablo Montoya leads the Pocono IndyCar 500 at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania. He finishes with 200 laps, ahead of Helio Castroneves and Carlos Munoz. several cars incur electrical issues and retirements, including Graham Rahal and Carlos Huertas.
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Daytona Coke Zero 400 results and standings
The Daytona Beach race results show Aric Almirola winning with 112 laps led and a 111.4 rating earning $377,176, followed by Brian Vickers and Kurt Busch in second and third. The list includes multiple drivers with positions, car makes, laps, ratings, points, and purses, with numerous accidents noted for several entrants.
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Nibali Wins Stage in Tour de France Britain Debut
Italian Vincenzo Nibali outsprints rivals to take maiden Tour stage on a 125 mile Yorkshire ride with nine climbs. Greg van Avermaet and Michal Kwiatkowski finish two seconds back. Nibali leads Contador and Froome by two seconds in the general classification. Stage 3 travels 155 km from Cambridge to London with a sprint finish on The Mall.
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Baseball standings and scores from Syracuse region
National and division leaders show Syracuse at 53 36, Rochester 52 39, Buffalo 46 44. Districts list Gwinnett Durham Charlotte Norfolk and others with wins and losses, plus results from 16 innings Lehigh Valley over Rochester 9-8 and schedule details for the evening games.
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Cabrera Wins Greenbrier Classic at White Sulphur Springs
Angel Cabrera holds up The Greenbrier Classic Springhouse Trophy after winning the Classic at The Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on Sunday.
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Cabrera wins Greenbrier with 64s for 16 under
Angel Cabrera closed with 64 to win the Greenbrier Classic at Old White TPC, finishing 16 under and two strokes ahead of George McNeill. McNeill shot 61 for season best, while Webb Simpson was third at 10 under.
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Weidman Keeps Middleweight Title at UFC 175
In Las Vegas Chris Weidman defeats Lyoto Machida by unanimous decision to remain champion with scores of 49-46 49-45 and 48-47 improving to 12-0. Ronda Rousey stops Alexis Davis in 16 seconds to defend her bantamweight title, moving to 10-0 all by knockout.
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