College and MLB Schedule Highlights Across Teams
The list shows college games in NCAA tournaments and NIT along with NBA G League and MLB spring training matches. Notable matchups include Duke vs Ohio State North Carolina vs South Carolina Colorado vs Marquette and Utah State vs Purdue with times from noon to 5 15 p.m. plus pro games Cleveland at Miami and Ontario at Texas.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Atlanta
Boston College
Florida
Lsu
N.Y. Yankees
Diablos Rojos
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Cincinnati
L.A. Angels
L.A. Dodgers
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Colorado
Marquette
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Long Island
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Indiana State
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MTSU
Georgia
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Nebraska
Oregon State
Ontario
Texas
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Miami
BSO Weol
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Clemson
Baylor
Oklahoma City
Milwaukee
Grand Canyon
VCU
South Florida
Northwestern
Uconn
Virginia Tech
Texas A&m
Houston
Unlv
Yale
San Diego State
Indiana
L.A. Lakers
Iowa State
Stanford
NHL
Winnipeg
Washington
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Odds and matchups for college and NHL teams teased
A fragmented list shows teams from Madison Western Colorado Utah State Clemson Texas A&M and others with betting lines and underdog/ favored notes. Includes NHL teams Capitals Avalanche Penguins Islanders Devils Panthers Flyers Hurricanes Maple Leafs Oilers Senators Stars Coyotes Lightning Ducks Kraken Canadiens Flames Sabres with spread and moneyline hints.
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Golf and soccer schedules from Albuquerque and San Marino
The report lists events including Golf round at 3 30 p m and the PBR rodeo round 3 and finals at 8 p m in Albuquerque New Mexico It also notes a men’s international friendly San Marino versus St Kitts and Nevis at 3 30 p m from Via Rancaglia San Marino The women’s soccer and Miami tennis coverage include early rounds on CBSSN at 11 a m 7
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San Marino
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Via Rancaglia
Major NFL and MLB moves across teams prompt roster changes
The Chicago White Sox release third baseman Mike Moustakas and left fielder Kevin Pillar. The New York Mets sign designated hitter J D Martinez to a one year deal. The Buffalo Bills sign defensive tackle Austin Johnson for one year and the Cleveland Browns sign placekicker Cade York to a reserve future deal. The Green Bay Packers re sign linebacker Eric Wilson and the Philadelphia Eagles sign quarterback Will Grier for one year. The Tennessee Titans acquire cornerback L Jarius Sneed from the Kansas City Chiefs for a third round 2025 pick and a seventh round 2024 pick and extend him four years after a physical. The Columbus Blue Jackets assign defenseman David Jiricek to Cleveland AHL, recall forward James Malatesta from Cleveland and reassign defenseman Ole Julian Bjorgvik Holm to Cleveland.
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Chicago White Sox
Mike Moustakas
Kevin Pillar
NEW York Mets
J.D Martinez
Buffalo Bills
Austin Johnson
Cleveland Browns
K Cade York
Green Bay Packers
Eric Wilson
Philadelphia Eagles
Will Grier
Tennessee Titans
L'Jarius Sneed
Kansas City
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David Jiricek
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Ole Julian Bjorgvik-Holm
L’jarius Sneed
Kansas City Chiefs
ESPN
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Hockey scores and schedule from Friday to today
Friday results include Bridgeport 2 Utica 1 Hershey 6 Cleveland 3 Laval 3 Belleville 2 Syracuse 5 WB Scranton 2 Charlotte 2 Springfield 0 Toronto 2 Rochester 1 Iowa 2 Chicago 1 Bakersfield 4 Coachella Valley 3 Ontario 2 Calgary 1 Texas 4 San Diego 2. Saturday saw Manitoba 3 Abbotsford 2 Toronto 5 Hartford 1 Tucson 3 San Jose 1 Utica 3 WB Scranton 0 Hershey 5 Cleveland 0 Iowa 4 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 2 Henderson 1 Bridgeport 2 Lehigh Valley 1 Springfield 6 Syracuse 4 Charlotte 3 Providence 2 OT Grand Rapids at Rockford 8 pm Texas at Coachella Valley 9 pm. Today Abbotsford at Manitoba 1 pm Hartford at Belleville 2 pm Syracuse at Providence 3 05 pm Utica at Rochester 3 05 pm WB Scranton at Lehigh Valley 3 05 pm Henderson at Milwaukee 4 pm Laval at Toronto 4 pm Bakersfield at Ontario 6 pm Tucson at San Jose 6 pm Calgary at San Diego 8 pm.
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Texas
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NASCAR EchoPark Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas
Readouts show a star lineup from William Byron to Noah Gragson with top speeds around 94 mph across Cup Series at Austin Texas and a separate Oval race at Circuits of the Americas listing multiple drivers and laps. The Texan venue hosts a diverse field with Toyota Chevrolet Ford alliances and a mix of early lap leaders and standings in the event.
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William Byron
Chevrolet
Ty Gibbs
Toyota
Tyler Reddick
Christopher Bell
Corey LaJoie
Ross Chastain
Martin Truex Jr
Denny Hamlin
Chase Elliott
Bubba Wallace
Austin Cindric
Ford
Shane van Gisbergen
Justin Haley
AJ Allmendinger
Kyle Larson
Kyle Busch
Alex Bowman
Carson Hocevar
Daniel Suarez
Chris Buescher
Austin Dillon
John H. Nemechek
Kaz Grala
Ryan Preece
Kamui Kobayashi
Todd Gilliland
Michael McDowell
Ryan Blaney
Harrison Burton
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Josh Berry
Chase Briscoe
Daniel Hemric
Zane Smith
Joey Logano
Brad Keselowski
Timmy Hill
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Ben Rhodes
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Rajah Caruth
Bayley Currey
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Stefan Parsons
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Chase Purdy
Matt Crafton
Tyler Ankrum
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Layne Riggs
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Bret Holmes
Spencer Boyd
Marco Andretti
Tance
Verstappen Leads F1 Australian Grand Prix Practice
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen tops the third practice session in Melbourne at Albert Park with a 1 minute 15.915 second lap. Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz Jr follows 0.270 seconds behind, while Sergio Perez and Lando Norris sit third and fourth. Other top contenders include Leclerc Piastri Russell Tsunoda Stroll Alonso.
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Lewis Hamilton
Alexander Albon
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Kyle Larson
Shane van Gisbergen
Austin Hill
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Norris
NIT Second Round Results and Schedule Highlights
Seton Hall defeated North Texas 72 to 58 while Cincinnati topped Bradley 74 to 57 and Ohio State beat Virginia Tech 81 to 73. Indiana State vs Minnesota and Wake Forest vs Georgia are set for later, with several other first round games completed across the tournament.
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North Texas
Cincinnati
Bradley
Ohio State
Virginia Tech
Indiana State
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Wake Forest
Georgia
South Florida
VCU
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Iowa
UNLV
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Soccer results and upcoming matches and boys basketball scores
MLS results include Chicago 1 New England 1 and New York 4 Miami 0. Other matches Charlotte FC 2 Columbus 0 Cincinnati 1 New York City FC 0 Orlando City 2 Toronto FC 2 Atlanta United. LA Galaxy at Sporting KC 8 30 pm. DC United at St Louis City 8 30 pm. Houston at Colorado 9 30 pm. Nashville at Los Angeles FC 10 30 pm. Philadelphia at Portland 10 30 pm. Seattle at San Jose 10 30 pm. Sunday schedule and Saturday results listed. OHSAA boys basketball state semifinals show St Ignatius 54 Delaware Hayes 52 and Centerville 58 Toledo Whitmer 39. Division II Kettering Alter 73 Ursuline 37 Zanesville Maysville 68 Shelby 65.
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Peter Angelos Dies at 94 Owner of Orioles and Largely Philanthropic Law Firm
Peter Angelos died at 94 after years of illness. He built the Baltimore Orioles into a postseason team under Buck Showalter, led a major rebuild, and pursued high profile cases as founder of a prominent law firm. His death coincides with his son pursuing the Orioles sale to a Rubenstein-led group.
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Baltimore Orioles
Angelos
Orioles
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Carlyle Group Inc
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Rubenstein
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Chiefs reportedly trade for Sneed in deal with Titans
ESPN reports L Jarius Sneed will move to Tennessee for a 2025 third round pick and a swap of seventh round picks in 2024. Titans hold three seventh round picks while Chiefs own pick 252.
Ilia Malinin Dominates World Figure Skating Crown
Ilia Malinin wins the world championship in Montreal with six quad jumps including quad axel to secure the men's singles title. He sets a free skate world record of 227.79 and totals 333.76, ahead of Yuma Kagiyama who earns silver 309.65 and Adam Siao Him Fa bronze 284.39.
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Malinin
Montreal
Yuma Kagiyama
Japan
Adam Siao Him Fa
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