Multi sport schedule with wide line up of games
Schools and pro teams across MLB NBA NFL and college events fill the day. Highlights include Kentucky at Mississippi State and Guardians at Blue Jays with several NBA playoffs clashes and soccer and tennis broadcasts sourced from CBS ESPN NBC and more. Local stations WMMS WTAM and others carry specialized coverage.
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Mississippi State
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
CLE Guardians
WCBL
WMMS
WTAM
Cleveland
Toronto
Alabama
Vanderbilt
MLB
Washington
Cincinnati
Detroit
L.A. Angels
L.A. Dodgers
Atlanta
Petro de Luanda
Kriol Star
Diamniadio
Senegal
ESPN2
WNBA
Brazil
Indiana
TNT
Trutv
Max
WEOL
NBA
Golden State
Houston
Oman
el Salvador
Victoria
Mahe
Tahiti
Italy
Spain
Chile
Espn — College
Gulf Shores
Ala
ESPN
Inoue
Cardenas
Las Vegas
D.C
Michigan
FOX
San Antonio
Birmingham
Byron Nelson
McKinney
Texas
the Woodlands
Ivins
Utah
Hockey
Tbs
NHL
St. Louis
Winnipeg
College
Colgate
Boston U
West Point
N.Y
ACC — College
Syracuse
Duke
Charlotte
N.C
Espnu — College
Princeton
Cornell
Ithaca
Iowa
Fairfield
Emmitsburg
Barber Motorsports Park
Monaco
Agueda
Portugal
Miami
Aqueda
WKFM
Worth
Fort Worth
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Celtic
Rangers
Atalanta
Monza
USA
Newcastle United
Brighton & Hove Albion
Sacramento
Oakland
Chicago
NJ/NY
Maryland
Nebraska
Acc
Stanford
Boston College
Northwestern
Ucla
Florida State
Virginia Tech
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Oregon
Louisville
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CNBC
TYR
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
NBC
Madrid
WTA
ATP
Columbus
Vegas
MLB and NHL Transaction Roundup From Recent Rehab Moves
Baseball notes include Chayce McDermott to Norfolk on rehab with Orioles and Tristan Casas on 10 day IL with Red Sox. Toro contract selected by Red Sox. Guerrero to Worcester. Brash reinstated by Mariners. Taylor to Tacoma. Seager back with Rangers. Ornelas to Round Rock. Dunning outright to Round Rock. Dodgers recall Kim. Edman placed on 10 day IL. Brewers option Yoho. Elvin Rodriguez recalled. DL Hall rehab. Phillies reinstate Marsh. Stevenson to Lehigh Valley. Cardinals option Musicz. McGreevy recalled. Padres recall Campusano. Joe to El Paso. NHL: Flames sign Matt Coronato to seven-year deal.
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Baltimore Orioles
Chayce McDermott
Norfolk
Boston Red Sox
Tristan Casas
Abraham Toro
Worcester
Luis Guerrero
Detroit Tigers
John Brebbin
Toledo
Seattle Mariners
Matt Brash
Troy Taylor
Tacoma
Texas Rangers
Corey Seager
Jonathan Ornelas
Round Rack
Dane Dunning
Round Rock
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Hyeseong Kim
Oklahoma City
Tommy Edman
Milwaukee Brewers
Craig Yoho
Nashville
Elvin Rodriguez
Hall
Brewers
Philadelphia Phillies
Brandon Marsh
Cal Stevenson
Lehigh Valley
ST. Louis Cardinals
Rodbery Musicz
Memphis
Michael McGreevy
SAN Diego Padres
Luis Campusano
el Paso
Connor Joe
PNC Park
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
GoFundMe
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Cubs
Markwood
Yoho
Rodriguez
Milwaukee
Seager
Athletics
Casas
Boston
Minnesota Twins
Craig Breslow
NASCAR Xfinity Series at Texas Motor Speedway results and lineup
The report lists finishers from the Andy's Frozen Custard 300 at Texas Motor Speedway with Kyle Larson winning and Taylor Gray second among 38 drivers. It also provides today lineup speeds led by Carson Hocevar at 191.659 mph and a lineup of top entrants from Chevrolet Ford Toyota across practice and qualifying.
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Texas Motor Speedway
Fort Worth
Texas
Kyle Larson
Chevrolet
Taylor Gray
Toyota
Riley Herbst
Austin Hill
Sam Mayer
Ford
Harrison Burton
Jesse Love
Ryan Sieg
Brandon Jones
Jeb Burton
Daniel Dye
Anthony Alfredo
William Sawalich
Mason Massey
Kyle Sieg
Ryan Ellis
Blaine Perkins
Joey Gase
Mason Maggio
Dean Thompson
Josh Bilicki
Nick Leitz
Garrett Smithley
Jeremy Clements
Katherine Legge
Kris Wright
Leland Honeyman
Justin Allgaier
Sheldon Creed
Josh Williams
Christian Eckes
Carson Hocevar
William Byron
Austin Cindric
Michael McDowell
Ty Gibbs
Josh Berry
Denny Hamlin
Bubba Wallace
Ad Allmendinger
Alex Bowman
Chris Buescher
Cole Custer
Chase Briscoe
Ty Dillon
Ryan Blaney
Daniel Suarez
Kyle Busch
Joey Logano
John H. Nemechek
Chase Elliott
Brad Keselowski
Ross Chastain
IndyCar Grand Prix results at Barber Motorsports Park
Alex Palou topped the Barber Motorsports Park session with a 1 minute 7.2918 second lap, followed by Scott McLaughlin and Colton Herta in a stacked field led by Andretti and McLaren. The list shows top 26 finishers plus a late time for Devin Franresen at 4:09.0373.
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Arber Motorsports
Leeds
Alabama
Alex Palou
Scott McLaughlin
Colton Herta
Will Power
Rinus VeeKay
Nolan Siegel
Christian Lundgaard
Pato O'Ward
Josef Newgarden
Kyffin Simpson
Marcus Armstrong
Louis Foster
Santino Ferrucci
Felix Rosenqvist
Alexander Rossi
Callum Llott
Christian Rasmussen
Kyle Kirkwood
Conor Daly
David Malakas
Graham Rahal
Sting Ray Robb
Marcus Ericsson
Robert Shwartzman
Jacob Abel
Scott Dixon
Devin NeFranresen
Formula One Miami Grand Prix third session results
The third practice at the Miami Grand Prix saw Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes fastest in 1:26.482, ahead of Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:26.527 and Lando Norris McLaren 1:26.582. Verstappen, Russell, Leclerc, Hamilton and others followed, with several drivers eliminated by the end of the session.
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Internationa
Miami
Mies
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
Lando Norris
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
George Russell
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton
Alexander Albon
Williams
Isack Hadjar
Racing Bulls
Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin
Nico Hulkenberg
Kick Sauber
Esteban Ocon
Haas
Oliver Bearman
AHL Divisional Playoff Results And Schedule
In threes of best of five actions Rochester blanked Syracuse four to zero giving Rochester a 3 0 series lead. Rockford edged Milwaukee in overtime three two while Abbotsford defeated Coachella Valley three to one. Laval doubled Cleveland four none as Laval took a 2 0 series lead. Lehigh Valley beat Hershey three to one tying the series one apiece. Charlotte beat Providence five one taking a one game lead. Colorado won six three at San Jose, Colorado leads one to six. Saturday action saw Rockford win six one over Milwaukee to lead two nothing while Coachella Valley beat Abbotsford five four. Today Cleveland visits Laval at three, Hershey visits Lehigh Valley at five oh five, Charlotte visits Providence at seven oh five, Colorado visits San Jose at nine. Monday features Grand Rapids at Texas at eight.
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Milwaukee
Abbotsford
Coachella Valley
Laval
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Lehigh Valley
Hershey
Charlotte
Providence
Colorado
San Jose
Grand Rapids
Texas
Carolina Hurricanes
Frederik Andersen
Andersen
Hurricanes
Marie Poulin
Montreal Victoire
PWHL
New York Sirens
Montreal
Ottawa
Minnesota
Toronto
Katerina Mrazova
Toronto Sceptres
Brianne Jenner
Sarah Nurse
Britta Carl-Salemme
Sophie Jacques
Minnesota Frost
Boston Fleet
Sabalenka tops Gauff to claim Madrid Open title
No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka defeated Coco Gauff in straight sets 6-3 7-6(3) on the Caja Magica clay to win her third Madrid Open and 20th career title while tying Petra Kvitova’s tournament record. Sabalenka’s win marks a tour-leading third title of 2025 and moves her to 5-5 in head-to-head with Gauff.
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Aryna Sabalenka
Coco Gauff
Madrid
Sabalenka
Gauff
Petra Kvitova
Brisbane
Miami
Gautf
Iga Swiatek
Casper Ruud
Jack Draper
12-team Athletes Unlimited Softball Draft results and a separate arrest
Sam Landry was the overall No. 1 pick by the Volts in the 12-player Athletes Unlimited Softball Draft. Bri Ellis went No. 2 to the Talons. Emma Lemley No. 3 and Cori McMillan No. 4 were chosen by Blaze and Bandits respectively. The sequence continues with Sierra Sacco No. 5 to Talons, Korbe Otis No. 6 to Blaze, Emiley Kennedy No. 7 to Bandits, Michaela Edenfield No. 8 to Volts, Ana Gold No. 9 to Blaze, Devyn Netz No. 10 to Bandits, Daneica Coffey No. 11 to Volts, and Raelin Chaffin No. 12 to Talons. Separately, Olympic track medalist Fred Kerley is charged in Florida with misdemeanor battery after allegedly punching Alaysha Johnson at a hotel near Fort Lauderdale. Johnson suffered a bloody nose. authorities say the two, who had a prior relationship, argued before a track meet in the area.
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Oklahoma
Sam Landry
Volts
Athletes Unlimited
Talons
Arkansas
Bri Ellis
Virginia Tech
Blaze
Emma Lemley
Bandits
Cori McMillan
Mississippi State
Sierra Sacco
Florida
Korbe Otis
Texas A&m
Emiley Kennedy
Florida State
Michaela Edenfield
Duke
Ana Gold
Arizona
Devyn Netz
LSU
Daneica Coffey
The
Raelin Chaffin
Broward County
Fred Kerley
Alaysha Johnson
Fort Lauderdale
Kerley
Johnson
Americans Thiesse and Dropkin clinch Olympic mixed doubles berth
Cory Thiesse and Korey Dropkin defeated Canada 8-4 at the world curling championships in Fredericton to secure fifth place and a spot in Milan Cortina. Their result followed Scotland's 9-6 win over Australia, confirming further qualification in Italy.
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Cory Thiesse
Korey Dropkin
Canada
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Milan-Cortina
Thiesse
Dropkin
Scotland
Australia
Italy
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Taylor Dickson Rico Hoey
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Harry Hall
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Efi Victor Perez
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