Pinehurst No 2 greens shape tough U S Open
Pinehurst No 2 hosts the 124th U S Open with upside-down cereal bowl greens and firm fast conditions. Defending champion Wyndham Clark notes the greens are borderline fair, while players like Tiger Woods and Jordan Spieth describe strategies to hit and hold the greens.
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Nightly sports schedule roundup from multiple leagues
A dense listing of sports events across MLB NBAA AFL golf hockey rugby tennis and softball with matchups times and venues including Yankees at Kansas City Washington at Detroit Cubs at Tampa Bay Angels at Arizona Seattle at Dallas Las Vegas at Phoenix St Kilda at Brisbane Pinehurst Meijer LPGA Belmont Edmonton Florida at Edmonton NRL Dolphins at Cronulla and Athletes Unlimited team matchups in Wichita and other early rounds at s Hertogenbosch Stuttgart Nottingham.
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Hershey and Cleveland Playoff Style Scores Report
Hockey results show Hershey defeating Cleveland in multiple games with several overtime finishes. Western Conference matchups feature Coachella Valley toppling Milwaukee with decisive scores across May and June including a 5 1 finish on Saturday.
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Valencia and Nottingham Tennis Results Roundup
Players from Mexico Spain Italy Russia Belgium and other nations reached the rounds in Valencia Nottingham and Stuttgart events. Winners include Renata Zarazua Iryna Shymanovich Martina Trevisan Ann Li Veronika Kudermetova Liudmila Samsonova Jule Niemeier Bianca Andreescu Greet Minnen Naomi Osaka Kimberly Birrell Diane Parry Katie Boulter Karolina Pliskova and Lorenzo Musetti Frances Tiafoe Alexander Bublik Jack Draper with notable scores across singles fixtures on red clay grass and indoor courts.
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MLB and NFL Transactions Mixed From Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
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Baseball Standings and Results From East and West Divisions
The East Division shows New York leading with 18 wins and 9 losses, followed by Quebec at 16-13 and Tri City 15-14. New Jersey sits at 11-18, with Sussex County and New England at 10-18, while Ottawa and Trois Rivieres are at .500. In the West, Lake Erie leads at 20-9, Washington 19-9, Schaumburg 18-10, Gateway 17-11, Joliet 13-16, Windy City 12-17, Evansville 10-19, and vence 9-18. Tuesday results include Tri-City 9 Evansville 2, Ottawa 4 New York 3, Joliet 5 New England 3, Windy City 12 Florence 2, Trois-Rivieres 8 Sussex County 1, Quebec 13 New Jersey 1, Lake Erie 4 Schaumburg 3 in 10 innings, Gateway 1 Washington 0. Wednesday’s games saw Evansville 6 Tri-City 1, Washington 5 Gateway 4, Ottawa 13 New York 3, Joliet 9 New England 1, Florence 6 Windy City 3, Trois-Rivieres 6 Sussex County 3, Quebec 5 New Jersey 2, Lake Erie 10 Schaumburg 1. Today’s schedule lists Lake Erie at Schaumburg and Evansville at Tri-City at 6:30 p.m.
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Evening Baseball Standings and Games
Listings show teams in multiple leagues with wins and losses, plus upcoming games across divisions. Notable entries include Syracuse and Scranton/WB leading their divisions, while Portland and Erie showcase strong records. Tonight’s schedule features key matchups such as New York at Ottawa and Washington at Gateway with 6:30 p.m. starts.
Nadal and Alcaraz team up for Paris Olympics doubles
Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz will play doubles for Spain at the Paris Games, a move announced by the Spanish tennis federation. Nadal seeks additional Olympic glory after his 14 French Open wins, while Alcaraz aims for his first Olympic medal as he eyes gold over Wimbledon defense.
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Dodgers Bring Biggio In After Cut By Blue Jays
Cavan Biggio, 29, joins the Los Angeles Dodgers with cash in a trade from Toronto, replacing Braydon Fisher. He started at third and hit ninth against the Texas Rangers as the swap reshapes both rosters.
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Duplantis extends European title amid 6.25 miss in Rome
Armand Duplantis misses three attempts at 6.25 meters but wins a third European title, extending his championship record to 6.10 as Paris Olympics approach. He has eight world records, the latest 6.24 set at the Diamond League in China.
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