Broad Sports Schedule Highlights MLB to FIFA Events
A dense list of sports programming includes MLB bases Cleveland at Detroit and Kansas City at St. Louis, cycling Dauphine Stage 6, golf majors in progress, NASCAR practice and races, UEFA Euro qualifiers, FIFA womens world cup matches, and NCAA championships with varied start times across multiple networks and arenas.
Baseball and football moves across major leagues and colleges
MLB squads announce DL placements and recalls including Orioles Miguel Gonzalez and Yankees Andrew Miller. Astros Vincent Velasquez and Nationals Ryan Zimmerman also moved. rare trades, rehab assignments, paternity leaves noted. NFL Lions sign Laken Tomlinson. Patriots add Lynch Mundine Stokes. Giants release Jones. MLS? Not present. College staff changes span Nebraska Purdue Cumberland and Purdue transfers.
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Carlos Peguero
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Justin Masterson
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Austin Adams
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C.C. Lee
Scott Atchison
Akron
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Vincent Velasquez
Corpus Christi
Texas
Jonathan Villar
Fresno
Kansas City Royals
Erik Kratz
Minnesota Twins
Jorge Polanco
Chattanooga
Tim Stauffer
Eddie Rosario
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Andrew Miller
David Carpenter
Washington
Tony Renda
Chris Martin
Mason Williams
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Ivan Nova
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Enny Romero
Durham
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Spencer Patton
Round Rock
Kyle Blanks
Martin Perez
Frisco
Toronto Blue Jays
Munenori Kawasaki
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Scott Copeland
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G Laken Tomlinson
NEW England Patriots
L.B. D.J. Lynch
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Ryan Jones
Tony Johnson
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National Conference Preview and Tonight's NBA Schedule
Today’s games feature Jacksonville at Tampa Bay at 7 p.m. Cleveland visits New Orleans at 8 30 p.m. Arizona plays Portland at 10 p.m. Las Vegas meets Spokane at 10 p.m. Arizona Portland Cleveland New Orleans Tampa Bay Jacksonville Las Vegas Spokane are listed with times.
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Nottingham Open singles results and notable wins
Yanina Wickmayer and Johanna Konta advanced in Nottingham while Arguably top seed Agnieszka Radwanska routed Christina McHale. In Stuttgart, Rafael Nadal and Bernard Tomic posted wins as Mischa Zverev upset Seppi. Other ATP and WTA results from the grass-court week accompany the report.
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Belgium
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Serbia
Johanna Konta
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Poland
Christina McHale
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Zarina Diyas
Kazakhstan
Mischa Zverev
Germany
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Italy
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Tommy Haas
Rafael Nadal
Spain
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Cyprus
Marin Cilic
Matthias Bachinger
Nadal
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Jurgen Melzer
Austria
Adrian Mannarino
Marco Chiudinelli
Joao Sousa
Ilya Marchenko
Calder Cup Finals Nerves Hold After OT Win
Manchester defeats Utica 3 2 in overtime after opening 2 1 win and 2 1 win. Upcoming games show Manchester at Utica and Utica at Manchester with schedule through mid June.
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Eagles cut Mathis amid Kelly roster overhaul
Two anonymous sources say the Philadelphia Eagles released two time Pro Bowl guard Evan Mathis after a contract dispute kept him from voluntary workouts. Mathis, a 2013 All Pro, played for the Eagles since 2011 and started 56 games, helping LeSean McCoy set a single season rushing record.
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Cavs Fall Short as Warriors Rally In Game 4
Cavaliers struggle beyond LeBron James as Mozgov and Thompson lead Cleveland with 28 and 13. James finishes with 20 points amid 7-for-22 shooting, while Golden State’s Curry, Iguodala, and Green spark a late surge to seal a 110-108 win.
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