Weekend sports lineup across NCAA and pro circuits
A dense schedule spans NCAA women’s basketball second rounds on ESPN ABC and other networks from noon to 10 p.m., featuring Oregon Duke Michigan Notre Dame Kansas State Kentucky Indiana South Carolina Mississippi Baylor Louisville TCU Tennessee Ohio State UCLA and Richmond. Other events include the Bassmaster Classic at Lake Ray Roberts, NHL and college hockey, IndyCar at The Thermal Club, NHRA events, Alpine World Cup Finals, and various soccer tennis track events with times and venues across networks.
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Major League Baseball Transactions Chronicle
The Baltimore Orioles signed RH Kyle Gibson. The Cleveland Guardians agreed to terms with RHP Tanner Bibee on a five year deal. The Detroit Tigers optioned RHP Keider Montero and INF Ryan Kreidler to Toledo. The Houston Astros released LHP Jalen Beeks and RF Ben Games. The Kansas City Royals acquired OF Mark Cana from Milwaukee for a player to be named later and cash. The Seattle Mariners optioned 1B Austin Shenton and OF Dominic Canzone to Tacoma and reassigned RHPs Logan Evans and Shintaro Fujinami to minor league camp.
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Jalen Beeks
RF Ben
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Mark Cana
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Austin Shenton
Dominic Canzone
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Logan Evans
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Carlos Carrasco
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Gerrit Cole
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Penguins Sam Poulin suspended after incident on March twenty first
Hockey report notes Penguins forward Sam Poulin suspended for one game following incidents on March 21 against Chicago Wolves forward Yanick Turcotte. Also lists roster moves across soccer and NBA sections and golf results.
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NYU Defeats Smith 77 49 In CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday
In a final that capped a weekend, NYU beat Smith 77 to 49 to capture the championship. The game featured standout performances from NYU players, sealing the title on the championship Saturday.
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Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium results report
Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, purse 9.19 million. In men’s singles round of 64 Adam Walton defeated Luciano Darderi 6-4 6-4. Zverev and Fritz won early. other results include Wong over Shelton 7-6 2-6 7-6, Machac over Arnaldi 6-2 1-6 6-3, Shapovalov over Tirante 6-3 6-7 7-6, and Paolini over Jabeur 4-3 in round of 32 with further results for Osaka, Sabalenka, Gauff and Sakkari.
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Taylor Fritz
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Denis Shapovalov
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College results and upcoming games flash across teams
Chattanooga 87 Dayton 72 in Tennessee. Bradley 75 George Mason 67 in Fairfax. San Francisco hosts Loyola Chicago at 7 p.m. SMU faces Oklahoma State at 3 p.m. UC Irvine plays Jacksonville State at 9 p.m. Stanford meets Kent State at 9 p.m. North Texas vs Arkansas State at 7 p.m. Santa Clara vs UAB at 9 p.m. First round at Norfolk includes Navy 42 and Union 63. Chattanooga 53 Alabama A&M 49. Colgate 48 nav
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Nationwide Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores Snapshot
National League WCWL standings show San Francisco leading with 19 wins and .760. Chicago 17 .611, Los Angeles 12 .600, Colorado 17 12 .586, Arizona 16 12 .571, Milwaukee 14 13 .519, Pittsburgh 14 13 .519, Philadelphia 13 13 .500, Atlanta 12 12 .500, New York 12 13 .480, St. Louis 12 14 .462, Washington 12 14 .462, San Diego 12 17 .414. Results include Atlanta 0 Detroit 0 and Philadelphia 8 New York Yankees 7.
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Unclear race results from Homestead Florida listing
Race results from Homestead Florida include driver positions, car makes, laps completed, and points. Notable names include Justin Allgaier Sam Mayer Austin Hill Kyle Larson Sheldon Creed and Brandon Jones among others with final speeds and race statistics.
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Kyle Larson
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Daniel Dye
Carson Kvapil
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Connor Zilisch
Dean Thompson
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Anthony Alfredo
Josh Williams
Ryan Ellis
Sammy Smith
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William Sawalich
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NASCAR Cup Wireless 400 Homestead Miami starting lineup
The grid lists drivers and speeds for Homestead Miami Speedway 1.50 mile track. Front row Alex Bowman 168.845 mph driving Chevrolet followed by Josh Berry 168.460 mph for Ford. Racing order includes Chase Briscoe, William Byron, Ryan Blaney and more with top speeds shown.
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Carrasco shines in spring debut for Yankees in Fort Myers
Carlos Carrasco delivers in the first inning of a spring training game against the Twins in Fort Myers Florida on February 25. The ex Guardians pitcher has signed a one year contract with the Yankees setting the stage for the 2026 season.
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Carrasco earns spot in Yankees rotation
Carrasco impressed in spring training earning a one year major league contract with the Yankees and a spot in the rotation. The right hander, 38, signed after a 1.69 ERA over five games and four starts, with a $1.5 million major league salary and $180,000 in the minors. He could reach $2.5 million in bonuses.
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