College Elite Eight matchups on NCAA Basketball and NHL/Hockey
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Hockey and NHL Moves and Signings Highlight Week
NHL teams announce roster moves and signings. St Louis Blues reassign defenseman Jeremie Biakabatuka from Orlando to Springfield AHL. Toronto Maple Leafs recall defenseman Marshall Rifai from Toronto AHL. Mitchell Marner placed on long term injured list. Vancouver Canucks sign center Peter Mueller to a three year entry level contract.
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MLS Eastern standings and Saturday results recap
Eastern Conference standings show Cincinnati leading with 12 points followed by Inter Miami and Columbus. Saturday results include Philadelphia 2 winless Minnesota, Colorado 3 over Los Angeles FC, Cincinnati 1 over Charlotte FC, and several draws. Tonight matches feature St Louis City at Real Salt Lake, Portland at Vancouver, Seattle at LA Galaxy, and Chicago visiting Atlanta.
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Baseball and basketball roster moves across MLB NBA and NHL
Orioles reinstate Jacob Webb from paternity list and option Nick Vespi to Norfolk. White Sox release Lucius Fox. Twins place Royce Lewis on 10 day IL and recall Austin Martin. Rays sign Dominic Smith to a minor league deal in Durham. Pistons sign Chimezie Metu, Grizzlies sign Mauzinha Pereira and Xavier Simpson, Suns sign Isaiah Thomas. Flames reassign Ilya Nikolayev to Rapid City, Oilers extend Olivier Rodrigue, Kings recall Jacob Moverare, Devils recall Brian Halonen, Flyers activate Nick Seeler.
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Nick Vespi
Norfolk
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Lucius Fox
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Royce Lewis
UT Austin Martin
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Tampa Bay Rays
Dominic Smith
Durham
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Mauzinha Pereira
Xavier Simpson
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Isaiah Thomas
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Filya Nikolayev
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Olivier Rodrigue
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Motorsports lineup and results at Richmond Raceway
A detailed field listing with lap counts and points for drivers at Richmond. Includes lineup and speeds for the Today's Lineup session with car numbers and manufacturers from Chevrolet Toyota Ford and related standings.
Laurel River Wins Dubai World Cup At Meydan Racecourse
Laurel River with jockey Tadhg O'Shea rallied to win the $12 million Dubai World Cup at Meydan Racecourse on Saturday, completing the 2 1/4 mile race in 2 21.31.
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Laurel River Wins Dubai World Cup Record Margin
Laurel River captured the $12 million Dubai World Cup at Meydan in a record eight lengths. Jockey Tadhg O Shea led from near the outside post to a 2:21.31 finish, with trainer Bhupat Seemar praising the victory and owner Juddmonte Farms amid postrace comments. Defending champ Ashba Tesoro ran second. Senor Buscador was third as Fierceness and other stars also featured in the day’s racing news.
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Championship Saturday lineup and quarterfinals results
Minnesota State defeats Nova South in a quarterfinal championship setting at Trojan Arena, Troy Alabama. Monday features Wyoming at Minnesota at 8 30 p m and Troy hosting Louisiana Monroe at 7 p m Purdue plays Vermont at 7 p m and Wisconsin faces Saint Louis at 8 p m in later matchups.
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Twins place Royce Lewis on injured list with severe quad strain
Minnesota fan favorite Royce Lewis heads to the IL with a severe right quad strain after opening day injuries at Kansas City. The former No. 1 overall pick has now missed time due to ACL tears and muscle injuries across two seasons.
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Tampa Bay Rays
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Washington Nationals
Cambridge extend Boat Race dominance with double win
Cambridge won both the men’s and women’s Boat Race on the polluted Thames in London. The men built an early lead and final margin by half a length at Hammersmith Bridge to push their overall to 87-81, while the women secured a seventh straight win for a 48-30 overall lead.
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Hurricanes stretch unbeaten run with 47 7 win over Highlanders
The Wellington Hurricanes defeated the Highlanders 47-7 in Dunedin to extend their season start to six wins. They led 26-0 at halftime after four tries and added three more in the second half, while the ACT Brumbies edged the Reds 20-19 with Noah Solesio converting both tries and kicking two penalties.
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Marchand repeats in 400 IM as ASU wins relay title
Leon Marchand repeated as champion in the 400 yard individual medley with a pool record 3:32.12, leading Arizona State to its first national relay title at the NCAA championships in Indianapolis. ASU stayed atop the team standings after Day 3 with 343 points.
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