John Deere Classic Final Leaders at TPC Deere Run
Justin Rose and K. Broberg led after rounds at Silvis with 268 and 270 totals respectively. A field of top international players including M Manassero S Gallacher Tyrrell Hatton and Rory McIlroy chased the title as final results showed Rose tied for first and others within a few strokes at the 4.7 million purse event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Rose
England
K. Broberg
Sweden
M. Warren
Scotland
S. Gallacher
M. Manassero
Italy
Shane Lowry
Ireland
Tyrrell Hatton
S. Jamieson
R. Fowler
United States
R. Karlsson
P. Mickelson
U.S
D. Willett
P. Larrazabal
Spain
Paul Casey
R. McIlroy
N. Ireland
All-Star Rosters Highlight American and National Leagues
The announced rosters feature stars and reserves across both leagues with key positions listed. Notable names include Derek Jeter, Mike Trout, Jose Bautista, Miguel Cabrera, Paul Goldschmidt, Andrew McCutchen, Yasiel Puig, Clayton Kershaw, and Giancarlo Stanton among many others marked with status codes x inactive r replacement y starter or z final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Wieters
Oriole Y
Salvador Perez
Royals
Miguel Cabrera
Tigers
Robinson Cano
Mariners
Josh Donaldson
Athletics
Derek Jeter
Yankees
Jose Bautista
Blue Jays
Mike Trout
Angels
Adam Jones
Orioles
Nelson Cruz
Yadier Molina
Cardinals
Jonathan Lucroy
Brewers
Paul Goldschmidt
Diamondbacks
Chase Utley
Phillies
Aramis Ramirez
Troy Tulowitzki
Rockies
Andrew McCutchen
Pirates
Carlos Gomez
Yasiel Puig
Dodgers
Madison Bumgarner
Giants
Tim Hudson
Aroldis Chapman
Reds
Johnny Cueto
Alfredo Simon
Cincinnati
Zack Greinke
Clayton Kershaw
Craig Kimbrel
Braves
Pat Neshek
Francisco Rodriguez
Tyson Ross
Padres
Huston Street
Jeff Samardzija
Cubs
Julio Teheran
Tyler Clippard
Nationals
Adam Wainwright
Tony Watson
Starlin Castro
Todd Frazier
Freddie Freeman
Dee Gordon
Daniel Murphy
Mets
Anthony Rizzo
Charlie Blackmon
Josh Harrison
Hunter Pence
Giancarlo Stanton
Marlins
Mlb.com
TV and Radio Listings for Sports and Tours
Exhibition Home Run Derby in Minneapolis at 8 p.m. with ESPN. Cycling Tour de France Stage 10 runs Mulhouse to La Planche des Belles Filles in France. Arena football New Orleans at Jacksonville airs at 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. on NBCSN and ESPN.
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Minneapolis
Mulhouse
la Planche Des Belles Filles
France
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Baseball and NBA Trades and Callups Summary
Multiple MLB teams announce minor league signings, injuries, call ups, and optioning players across divisions. Key moves include Ramon Ramirez deal with Orioles, Grant Green and Collin Cowgill DL stints, and Liriano rehabbing with the Pirates. NBA note reports Lakers trading Sergei Lishchuk rights for Jeremy Lin and future picks.
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Julian Leagle
Baltimore Orioles
Ramon Ramirez
Chicago White Sox
Carlos Sanchez
Charlotte
LOS Angeles Angels
Collin Cowgill
Grant Green
Salt Lake
Oakland Athletics
Drew Pomeranz
Sacramento
Tampa Bay Rays
Jeremy Hellickson
Montgomery
Atlanta Braves
Dan Uggla
Phil Gosselin
Gwinnett
Cincinnati Reds
Brett Marshall
Louisville
Colorado Rockies
Kyle Parker
Colorado Springs
Brett Anderson
Jordan Lyles
Eddie Butler
Modesto
Cal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Matt Hague
Indianapolis
Francisco Liriano
ST. Louis Cardinals
Kevin Siegrist
Springfield
SAN Diego Padres
Jesse Hahn
el Paso
Jace Peterson
National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Lakers
Sergei Lishchuk
Houston
Jeremy Lin
Carmelo Anthony
New York
Knicks
Chris Bosh
Miami
Heat
James
Paul Pierce
Washington Wizards
Lakers
Houston Rockets
Lin
Julius Randle
Chandler Parsons
Dallas Mavericks
Parsons
Rockets
Daryl Morey
Leslie Alexander
Brian Roberts
Charlotte Hornets
Roberts
Luke Ridnour
Odds For Derby Stars Include Stanton Puig and More
The panel lists Giancarlo Stanton Yasiel Puig Yoenis Cespedes Jose Bautista Troy Tulowitzki Josh Donaldson Todd Frazier Adam Jones Brian Dozier Justin Morneau and 3A odds at 8 1 10 1 12 1 and 15 1 respectively for the Home Run Derby.
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3Asco
Giancarlo Stanton Yasiel Puig
Yoenis Cespedes
Jose Bautista
Troy Tulowitzki
Josh Donaldson
Todd Frazier
Adam Jones
Brian Dozier
Justin Morneau
Keselowski wins at New Hampshire in NASCAR race
Brad Keselowski leads 138 laps and secures victory at Loudon in the NASCAR event at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Kyle Busch finishes second as Jimmie Johnson leads the points standings with a 670 total after the race.
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New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Loudon
N.H
Brad Keselowski
Ford
Kyle Busch
Toyota
Kyle Larson
Chevrolet
Matt Kenseth
Ryan Newman
Clint Bowyer
Tony Stewart
Denny Hamlin
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Kasey Kahne
Martin Truex Jr
Carl Edwards
Austin Dillon
Greg Biffle
Jamie McMurray
Kurt Busch
AJ Allmendinger
Paul Menard
Jeff Burton
Brian Vickers
Danica Patrick
Aric Almirola
David Gilliland
David Ragan
Jeff Gordon
Marcos Ambrose
Cole Whitt
Josh Wise
Kevin Harvick
Alex Bowman
Michael Annett
Reed Sorenson
Landon Cassill
Eddie MacDonald
Ryan Truex
Justin Allgaier
Casey Mears
J.johnson
B.keselowski
D.earnhardt Jr
C.edwards
K.harvick
J.logano
A Almirola
Ky.Busch
J.gordon
D.hamlin
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K.larson
M.kenseth
Ku.Busch
MLS Scoreboard Roundup and Upcoming Matches
Friday results show D C United 2 San Jose 1 and a 3 3 draw between Philadelphia and Colorado Portland hosts Seattle at 10 p m today. Wednesday features New York at Philadelphia 7 p m Sporting KC at Columbus 7 30 p m Vancouver at Toronto FC 8 p m New England at Los Angeles 10 30 p m.
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Gene Sayers
Woody Austin
David Frost
Marco Dawson
Vijay Singh
Jeff Sluman
Wee Pet
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Kirk Triplett
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Red Sox
Scott Dunlap
Durham
Rays
Gwinnett
Braves
Tom Byrum
Norfolk
Orioles
Russ Cochran
Charlotte
White Sox
Tom Kite
Kenny Perry
Lance Ten Broeck
Columbus
Indians
Esteban Toledo
Indianapolis
Pirates
Roger Chapman
Louisville
Reds
Steve Pate
Toledo
Tigers
Loren Roberts
Duffy Waldorf
Lehigh Valley
John Cook
Tom Lehman
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San Antonio
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y-San Jose
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Houston
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Chivas USA
Vancouver
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Seattle FC
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Sporting KC
FC Dallas
Los Angeles Chivas USA
Mulhouse stage cyclists fight for early race lead
In the ninth stage from Gerardmer to Mulhouse Tony Martin of Germany and Omega Pharma-Quick-Step won in 4 hours 9 minutes 34 seconds. Fabian Cancellara and others finished two and a half minutes back with many riders at the same time. In Newport the Hall of Fame Championships saw Hewitt beat Karlovic 6-3 6-7 7-6 in a Masters grass event while doubles winners Guccione and Hewitt triumphed 7-5 6-4. Further entries cover ski golf and Bucharest open results with Cuevas, Halep, and others securing titles on clay and grass.
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Mulhouse
Fran
Gerardmer
Tony Martin
Germany
Omega Pharma
Jose Joaquin Rojas
Spain
Movistar
Steven Kruijswijk
Netherlands
Belkin Pro Cycling
Mikael Cherel
France
Ag2r la Mondiale
Brice Feillu
Bretagne-Leche Environnement
Tiago Machado
Portugal
NetApp- Endura
Tony Gallopin
Vincenzo Nibali
Italy
Martin
Alessandro de Marchi
Vosges
Lleyton Hewitt
Ivo Karlovic
Croatia
Hewitt
Simona Halep
Roberta Vinci
Phelps loses 100m freestyle to Agnel at Bulldog Grand Slam
In Baltimore, Yannick Agnel defeats Michael Phelps 49.37 to 49.42 in the 100m freestyle at the Bulldog Grand Slam. Phelps had earlier won the butterfly and back events. Ryan Lochte led the 200m individual medley, with Allison Schmitt claiming the women's 100m freestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Phelps
Phelps
Yannick Agnel
Agnel
France
North Baltimore Aquatic Club
Ryan Lochte
Chase Kalisz
Allison Schmitt
Becca Mann
Melanie Margalis
Kylie Stewart
Michael Klueh
Tyler Clary
Ian Thorpe
Thorpe
Michael Parkinson
Goetze Delivers as Germany Wins World Cup in Americas
Substitute Mario Goetze scored the decisive goal as Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 to claim its first World Cup title as a unified nation. Andre Schuerrle assisted with a left flank cross, while Messi failed to convert key chances and was contained by a stout German defense.
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Goetze
Miroslav Klose
Andre Schuerrle
Bayern Munich
Andres Iniesta
Spain
Netherlands
Germany
Joachim Loew
Mario Goetze
Messi
Loew
Americas
Brazil
Argentina
West Germany
Maradona
Barcelona
Gonzalo Higuain
Alejandro Sabella
Franz Beckenbauer
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Sun-Ju Ahn
Anna Nordqvist
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