Worldwide sports schedule highlights across MLB to Tennis
A dense listing of televised sports events across baseball, basketball, hockey, cycling, golf, lacrosse, motorsports, rugby, sailing, soccer, softball, speed skating, tennis and track and field. It details game times, networks, teams and venues from Tokyo to Las Vegas, Ponte Vedra Beach to Nice, and Providence to Evansville with championship seeds, finals and select live broadcasts.
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MLB and NFL Transactions Highlight Roster Moves Across Leagues
Major League Baseball teams announced player moves including optioning Doug Nikhazy and Tyler Locklear, assigning Will Benson and set of pitchers to minor league camps, waivers on Seth Martinez, and IL placements for Andrew Nardi. NFL teams re-signed and signed several players, with Ravens, Bills, Cowboys, Chargers, and Titans making multiple roster tweaks involving Cleveland, Shenault, Ogunjobi, Sanders, Hand, Jackson, and Awuzie.
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Cleveland Guardians
Doug Nikhazy
Columbus
Houston Astros
Quincy Hamilton
Seattle Mariners
Tyler Locklear
Tacoma
Cincinnati Reds
Will Benson
Louisville
Albert Abreu
Zach Maxwell
Chase Petty
Bryan Shaw
Lenny Torres
Miami Marlins
Seth Martinez
Seattle
Andrew Nardi
ST. Louis Cardinals
Rodbery Majoz
Riley O’brien
Memphis
National Football League
Baltimore Ravens
Ben Cleveland
Buffalo Bills
Michael Hoecht
Laviska Shenault Jr
Larry Ogunjobi
Dallas Cowboys
Miles Sanders
LOS Angeles Chargers
Shawn Hand
Donte Jackson
Tennessee Titans
Chidobe Awuzie
Falcons
Cousins
Ravens
Cleveland
Baltimore
Georgia
Titans
Awuzie
National Hockey League roster moves spread across teams
Nashville Predators activate Zachary L'Heureux from injured reserve while New York Rangers activate Adam Fox from IR. Pittsburgh Penguins reassign Sebastian Aho and Matt Nieto to Wilkes-Barre Scranton in the AHL.
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Hockey National Hockey League
Nashville Predators
Zachary L'Heureux
NEW York Rangers
Adam Fox
Pittsburgh Penguins
Sebastian Aho
Matt Nieto
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
NHL Odds and Picks For Upcoming Games
Odds list shows teams such as Avalanche Islanders Jets Stars Ducks Rangers and Kraken with moneyline and totals figures. The fragment includes team abbreviations and spread style bets but lacks a cohesive-readable matchup or event context for a full summary.
Sentosa Golf Club Purse Leads After Second Round
Dustin Johnson and Joaquin Niemann co lead at 11 under after rounds of 63 68 and 67 64 respectively at the Singapore event. Sebastian Mufioz trails at 8 under with 66 68, while Cameron Tringale and Jason Kokrak share 8 under. Team race sees 4Aces GC atop at 20 under, HyFlyers GC at 15 under, Torque GC at 12 under.
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Sentosa Golf Club
Singapore
Dustin Johnson
Joaquin Niemann
Sebastian Mufioz
Cameron Tringale
Jason Kokrak
Lucas Herbert
Ben Campbell
Paul Casey
Brooks Koepka
Louis Oosthuizen
Cameron Smith
Abraham Ancer
Jon Rahm
Danny Lee
David Puig
Phil Mickelson
D. Johnson
T. Pieters
P. Reed
H. Warner III
P. Mickelson
A. Ogletree
B. Steele
C. Tringale
J. Niemann
S. Mufioz
C. Ortiz
M. Pereira
Indian Wells Semis feature Rune edge Medvedev and Draper topple Alcaraz
In Indian Wells semifinals Holger Rune of Denmark defeated Daniil Medvedev of Russia 7-5 6-4. Jack Draper of Britain beat Carlos Alcaraz 6-1 0-6 6-4. Doubles results: Phammanchin vramapronusinp and Asia Muhammad beat Schuurs and Mihalikova 6-2 7-6(4). Pavic and Arevalo Gonzalez won the men’s doubles 6-3 6-4 over Thompson and Korda.
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Holger Rune
Denmark
Daniil Medvedev
Russia
Jack Draper
Britain
Carlos Alcaraz
Spain
Vramapronusinp
Asia Muhammad
United States
Demi Schuurs
Netherlands
Olivia Nicholls
Tereza Mihalikova
Slovakia
Mate Pavic
Croatia
Marcelo Arevalo- Gonzalez
el Salvador
Jordan Thompson
Australia
Sebastian Korda
Indian Wells
California
Draper
Rune
Alcaraz
Aryna Sabalenka
Mirra Andreeva
NASCAR Cup Pennzoil 400 Las Vegas Starting Lineup
NASCAR Cup Pennzoil 400 lineup at Las Vegas Motor Speedway lists drivers by car number with top speeds from 186 mph plus. Notable entrants include McDowell Logano Cindric Busch Bowman and Jones among the fastest cars and entries across Ford Chevrolet Toyota and more.
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Las Vegas
Michael McDowell
Chevro
Joey Logano
Ford
Austin Cindric
Kyle Busch
Chevrolet
Erik Jones
Toyota
Alex Bowman
Chev
Josh Berry
William Byron
Zane Smith
Kyle Larson
Chris Buescher
Ryan Preece
Christopher Bell
Toy
Tyler Reddick
Denny Hamlin
Chase Elliott
Ty Dillon
AJ Allmendinger
Ross Chastain
Bubba Wallace
Noah Grayson
Austin Dillon
Daniel Suarez
Chase Briscoe
Carson Hocevar
Cole Custer
Brad Keselowski
Shane van Gisbergen
Ty Gibbs
John H. Nemechek
Ricky
Las Vegas Xfinity Race results and top finishers
NASCAR Xfinity at Las Vegas lists Justin Allgaier winning with 200 laps and 59 points. Aric Almirola, Jesse Love, Austin Hill, Sam Mayer and Brandon Jones follow in the top 5 with mixed makes Chevrolet Toyota Ford. Race stats show average speed 140.068 mph, time 2 hours 8 minutes 30 seconds, margin 1.067 seconds, 3 cautions for 18 laps.
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Toyota
Jesse Love
Austin Hill
Sam Mayer
Ford
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Ryan
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Chev
Dean Thompson
Toy
Matt DiBenedetto
Carson Kvapil
Anthony Alfredo
Taylor Gray
Nicholas Sanchez
Parker Retzlaff
Brennan Poole
Jeb Burton
Jeremy Clements
Kris Wright
Blaine Perkins
Garrett Smithley
Patrick Emerling
Josh Williams
Leland Honeyman
Josh Bilicki
Dawson Cram
Joey Gase
Ryan Ellis
Greg van Alst
Austin Green
Mason Massey
William Sawalich
College basketball scores from various conferences
Summary of scattered results shows America East Brya America East 77 Maine 59 Texas Memphis 78 Tulane 77 UAB 66 North Texas 56 Atlantic 10 Chicago 5 CU 62. The fragment outlines several game outcomes with close margins and mixed winners across conferences.
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Columbus Girls Basketball State Finals Results
High school girls basketball state finals summary shows Creston Norwayne 38 over Rootstown 46 in Division VI and Ft. Loramie 46 in Division VII, with Division V 1.93 and Division IV boys semifinal scores Cle. Glenville 62 over Gates Mills Hawken 42 and Cle. Heights Lutheran E. 76 over Minford 73.
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Villanova fires coach Kyle Neptune after three seasons
The Wildcats dismissed Kyle Neptune after a 54-47 record over three seasons and a 19-14 mark this year. The move follows a Big East quarterfinal loss to UConn at Madison Square Garden and marks the first major decision by athletic director Dr. Jason Roedl.
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