TV and radio sports schedule highlights
MLB games St Louis against New York Mets and Cleveland at Arizona headline a busy schedule. Boxing features Aegis Prograss against Aaron Herrera from Miami. Golf covers PGA Puerto Rico Open second round from Rio Grande and WGC Dell Match Play Day 3 in Austin. LPGA Kia Classic second round from Carlsbad. Hockey AHL Rockford at Lake Erie. Soccer Men's U23 Olympic qualifying Colombia vs United States in Barranquilla.
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Multiple teams shuffle players across leagues in late June notices
Transactions show Boston Red Sox optioning Heath Hembree Brian Johnson and Henry Owens to Pawtucket while reassigning LaMarre Mendez and Sam Travis. Yankees option Gary Sanchez to Scranton Wilkes Barre. Pirates reassign Boscan Knudson. Padres release Casey Janssen. Falcons resign Wheeler. Bears sign Deonte Thompson. Browns sign Robert Griffin III. Cowboys sign Benson Mayowa. Patriots sign Nate Washington. Jets re sign Erin Henderson. NHL suspends Jared Bell four games. Hurricanes recall Brody Sutter. Blackhawks recall Viktor Svedberg. NASCAR fines Danica Patrick twenty thousand and Kyle Busch ten thousand with probation. Sounders sign Herculez Gomez. ASU announces Lavon Goodman transfer. Dayton names Erik Frazier Jr and Tee Overman coaches. Iowa announces staff changes amid Tennessee links.
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Philip Wheeler
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Deonte Thompson
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Robert Griffin
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DE Benson Mayowa
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Nate Washington
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Erin Henderson
MLS Saturday Schedule Features New England at New York CFC
Friday matches highlight York visiting New England at 7 p.m. on April 1. On Saturday New England hosts New York CFC at 3 p.m. FC Dallas travels to D C United at 5 30 p.m. Houston faces Vancouver at 10 p.m. with both teams aiming for wins.
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PGA Puerto Rico first round at Coco Beach Golf Club
The PGA Puerto Rico tournament at Coco Beach Golf and Country Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico began its first round with a $3 million purse and a 7,506 yard par 72 layout.
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Round Two Results at Dell Match Play Austin Club
In Austin Texas at the Dell Match Play second round, Ryan Moore defeated Sergio Garcia 1 up while Lee Westwood edged Marc Leishman 1 up. Bubba Watson beat Emiliano Grillo 2 up and J B Holmes halved with Patton Kizzire. Patrick Reed defeated Matt Fitzpatrick 4 and 3, Mickelson edged Berger 1 up, Johnson beat Aphibarnrat 5 and 4, Walker defeated Streb 4 and 3, Oosthuizen topped Wiesberger 2 and 1, Sullivan beat Jones 3 and 1, Spieth won 5 and 4 over Dubuisson, Donaldson defeated Justin Thomas 2 up, Grace beat Lingmerth 4 and 3, Knox beat Kirk 2 and 1, Scott beat Wood 3 and 2, Haas defeated Pieters 4 and 2, Johnson 8 and 6 over Kaymer, Lowry halved with Fraser, McIlroy beat Kaufman 3 and 1, Na beat Olesen 3 and 2, Herschel edged Willett 3 and 2, Koepka defeated Van Zyl 5 and 4, Rose halved with Lahiri, Kuchar halved with Gomez, Snedeker halved with Lee, Schwartzel beat Hoffman 3 and 2, Day defeated Jaidee 5 and 3, Casey halved with McDowell, Matsuyama defeated Kjeldsen 4 and 2, Cabrera-Bello beat Eisner 4 and 3, Fowler halved with Piercy, An defeated Dufner 2 up.
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Seppi, Ivanovic lead Miami Open action at Crandon Park
Miami Open results from Crandon Park show men’s singles wins by Seppi over Young 6-3 6-1 and several top women’s seeds advancing. Notables include Ivanovic routing Pereira 6-3 6-0 and Williams defeating McHale 6-3 5-7 6-2, with many matches completed across both draws.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The American League and National League standings show teams with wins losses and win percentages, including Houston 14 .636 and Arizona 19 4 .826. The daily notes list Wednesday and Thursday results with scores and upcoming games across leagues, including Toronto 3 Detroit 4 and Houston 2 Philadelphia 1, plus numerous scheduled doubleheaders and split-squad entries.
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College and tournament action across multiple conferences
A mixed roster of college results and postseason brackets. Rice teams such as Belmont Morehead and Boston College appear in early matchups, with Notre Dame and Virginia Tech also showing. NIT semifinals feature Valparaiso vs BYU and George Washington vs San Diego State, while CollegeInsider.com rounds include Columbia, Ball State, UC Irvine, and Louisiana Lafayette advancing through quarterfinals and semifinals. Local venue details and dates appear but are partially garbled.
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Panda back in action after back injury in Florida
Boston Red Sox slugger Pablo Sandoval resumed batting drills in Fort Myers Florida after missing a game with a back strain. Team officials do not expect him to be placed on the disabled list as he returns to baseball activities.
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NBA Concerned About North Carolina Law Potential All-Star Move
The NBA voiced deep concern over North Carolina's Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, saying it may affect hosting the 2017 All-Star Game in Charlotte. The league cited equality principles and noted uncertainty about the game's future location amid calls to relocate due to the law.
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