TV and radio sports schedule highlights
MLB games Cleveland at Houston and Arizona at Colorado lead a dense schedule with notable NBA Stanley Cup and Invictus Games coverage. Local high school sectional and divisional matchups appear alongside Premier League soccer and broadcast details for WEOL ESPN TNT NBCSN and ESPN2.
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Cleveland
Houston
Arizona
Colorado
Major high school baseball results across divisions and leagues
A long list of baseball scores from divisions I to IV plus tournaments across Ohio. Notable results include Avon Lake defeating North Olmsted 7 0 and Avon beating Berea Midpark 2 1, Steubenville Catholic Central routing Hiland 12 1, and Mentor downing Willoughby South 4 0. Several games suspended or to resume May 11.
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Cols. Franklin Hts
Cols. Briggs
Fairborn
Huber
Wayne
Guad
Indian Valley
Lisbon
Beaver
Johnstown-Monroe
Mar-Franklin
Minerva
Cambridge
New Philadelphia
Wintersville
Indian Creek
Steubenville
E. Liverpool
Zanes
Maysville
Carrollton
Akr
Manchester
Orrville
Apple Creek
Waynedale
Norwayne
Beachwood
Kirtland
Belmont Union
Sandy Valley
Berlin
Hiland
Woods
Monroe
Cadiz
Harrison
Bellaire
Can
Rootstown
Canfield S. Range
Louisville
Aquinas
Columbiana
Crestview
Doylestown
Chippewa
Wooster Triway
Martins Ferry
Hannibal River
Rittman
Navarre Fairless
Sugarcreek Garaway
Beverly Ft
Jurnaments
Avon Lake
Amherst
North Olmsted
Avon
Berea-Midpark
Elyria
Olmsted Falls
Westlake
Midview
LaGrange
Clearview
Bay
Firelands
Padua
Brookside
Rocky River
Attica
Lion
Lexington
Patriot Athletic Conferenington
Fairview
srocks-Broadview Hts
Lakewood
Brunswick
Cuyahoga Falls
Canfield
Kent Roosevelt
Chardon
Eastlake
Ashtabula Lakeside
Orange
Bowling Green
Sandusky
Clyde
Mansfield Sr
Cols. Bexley
Cols
Marion Franklin
CVCA
Streetsboro
Girard
Ravenna
Hubbard
Warren Howland
Mentor Lake Cath
Chagrin Falls
Mogadore Field
Canal Fulton NW
Newark Licks
Valley
Sun
Big Walnut
Ontario
Tiffin Columbian
Port Clinton
Tol. Rogers
Salem
Struthers
Sh. Hts
Laurel
Hathaway Brown
Woesapeake
Portsmouth
Cols. Grandview His
Utica
Crooksville
Oak Hill
New Lexington
Nelsonville-York
MLB Suspends Mondesi 50 Games For Drug Violation
The commissioner’s office suspended Kansas City infielder Raul Mondesi for 50 games for violations of the Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Hollon and Lombana received 50 and 80 games respectively under minor league drug rules.
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Immissioner
Kansas City
Raul Mondesi
Northwest Arkansas
Toronto
Clinton Hollon
Lansing
Minnesota
Logan Lombana
Cedar Rapids
AHL Board Approves Falcons Transfer to Coyotes
The American Hockey League Board of Governors grants conditional approval for the Springfield Falcons to transfer ownership to the Arizona Coyotes and relocate to Tucson Arizona. Bradley University names Paul Fessler as women’s basketball assistant coach. Columbia announces new men’s lacrosse and women’s bowling programs for 2017 18. Detroit reports Paris Bass and Jalen Gibson will not return to the men’s basketball team. Holy Cross names Dan Mercurio athletics marketing director. Little Rock names Josh Priola men’s basketball video coordinator. NJIT names Bob Dubina women’s assistant basketball coach. Providence names Jim Crowley women’s basketball coach.
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Oakland Athletics
Mark Canha
Liam Hendriks
J.B. Wendelken
Nashville
Andrew Triggs
Tyler Ladendorf
Daniel Coulombe
Chris Bassitt
Toronto Blue Jays
Brett Cecil
Ryan Tepera
Buffalo
Arizona Diamondbacks
Archie Bradley
Reno
Michael Bourn
Mobile
Willie Bloomquist
Atlanta Braves
Jim Johnson
Matt Tuiasosopo
Gordon Beckham
Ian Krol
Gwinnett
Colorado Rockies
Tyler Anderson
Hartford
Miami Marlins
Neil Ogando
Nick Wittgren
New Orleans
Milwaukee Brewers
David Goforth
Colorado Springs
Sam Freeman
Wily Peralta
Scooter Gennett
Brevard County
NEW York Mets
Josh Edgin
Las Vegas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mel Rojas Jr
Atlanta
SAN Diego Padres
Keith Hessler
Arizona
Washington Nationals
Stephen Strasburg
American Hockey League
AHL
Board OF Governors
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Arizona Coyotes
Tucson
Ariz
College Bradley
Paul Fessler
Columbia
Detroit
Paris Bass
Jalen Gibson
Sondvii
Holy Cross
Dan Mercurio
Little Rock
Josh Priola
NJIT
Bob Dubina
Providence
Jim Crowle
Arena National Conference Standings and Schedules
Cleveland leads in the Arena National Conference with a 4 0 record and 41 40 win over Jacksonville. Orlando defeats Arizona 77 59 while Philadelphia thumps Tampa Bay 47 17 and Los Angeles beats Portland 66 27. Upcoming games include Tampa Bay at Orlando May 14 Arizona at Philadelphia May 14 and Portland at Cleveland May 16.
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Arizona
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Portland
Jacksonville
Orlando
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
Weber Wins PBA6 Final at Farmingdale Lanes
Pete Weber of St. Ann Missouri captured first place at Farmingdale Lanes PBA6 earning 7500 dollars. Brian LeClair of Delmar New York finished second earning 4000 dollars after defeating Tom Baker and Walter Williams before losing to Weber in the final 223 204. Ray Edwards of Middle Island earned 2500 dollars in third place.
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St. Ann
Brian LeClair
Delmar
N.Y
Ray Edwards
Middle Island
Walter Ray Williams Jr
Oxford
Fla
Tom Baker
King
N.C
LeClair
Baker
Williams
Edwards
Weber
High School Scores District Matches And Non-Conference Play
In Division III Lakewood Wickliffe routed Lutheran West 3 0 Elyria Catholic beat Brooklyn 4 2 Trinity overcame Wellington 6 4 In Division IV Medina Columbia won 10 3 Open Door fell to Lake Ridge 8 7 Ashland Mapleton 7 Clearview defeated North Ridgeville 9 4 In Cincinnati Walnut Hills 9 Cincinnati Northwest 7 recorded a high scoring result.
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Lakewood
Wickliffe
Lutheran West
Elyria Catholic
Brooklyn
Trinity
Wellington
Medina District
Columbia
Open Door
Lake Ridge
Ashland
Mapleton
Clearview
North Ridgeville
Cin
Walnut Hills
Lorain
Berea-Midpark
Avon Lake
Elyria
Amherst
North Olmsted
Medina
Lake Center
LaGrange
Keystone
Firelands
Buckeye
Brookside
Cloverleaf
Oberlin
Warrensville Heights
Greater Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Midview
Olmsted Falls
Victory Park
Westlake
Huron
Vermilion
Local High School Schedule For Tonight’s Games
A list of tonight’s varsity games across divisions I and II with start times. Matches include Lorain District Berea Midpark vs Avon Lake and Elyria vs Amherst at 4 30. Volleyball area results and lacrosse at Westlake provide additional action.
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Southwestern
Amherst
Greater Cleveland
Brunswick
Tba
Lake Erie
Bedford
Westlake
Lake Erie Routs Grand Rapids in Western Conference Finals
In the Central Division division finals Lake Erie defeats Grand Rapids with scores 3 to 2 in overtime on May 5 and 4 to 3 on May 7 and 2 to x on May 8, advancing in the Western Conference. The series shows Lake Erie offense led by key players as Grand Rapids fights back in multiple periods.
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Lake Erie
Grand Rapids
Grand
Hockey Schedule Shows Rapids and Ontario in Key Games
Rapids 5 Lake Erie 4 Tuesday. Grand Rapids hosts Lake Erie at 7 p.m. Saturday. Lake Erie visits Grand Rapids 7 p.m. Monday and 7 p.m. Tuesday. Ontario earns wins 5 3 and 2 1 over San Diego on May 5 7 8. San Diego visits Ontario 10 05 p.m. May 16 and 18.
Mahut tops Cuevas in Rome opener at Internazionali
At Foro Italico in Rome the men's matches feature Nicolas Mahut defeating Pablo Cuevas 7-6 2-6 7-5. Also: Philipp Kohlschreiber beat Inigo Cervantes 6-4 6-2 and Jeremy Chardy edged Damir Dzumhur 2-6 6-4 6-2 amid the tournament’s early rounds.
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Rome
Just Romna
Nicolas Mahut
France
Pablo Cuevas
Uruguay
Philipp Kohlschreiber
Germany
Inigo Cervantes
Spain
Jeremy Chardy
Damir Dzumhur
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Stephane Robert
Aljaz Bedene
Britain
David Ferrer
Filippo Volandri
Italy
Roberto Bautista Agut
Paolo Lorenzi
Tomas Berdych
Czech Republic
Albert Ramos-Vinolas
Kei Ni
Jack Sock
United States
Stan Wawrinka
Switzerland
Benoit Paire
Somer
Thursday schedule and standings note in baseball and affiliates
No games tonight. Thursday schedule includes Joliet at Windy City at 6 05 p m and River City at Lake Erie at 7 05 p m. West division standings list Columbus Indians 20 11 and Louisville Reds 19 12 with several others.
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River City
Lake Erie
Columbus
Indians
Louisville
Reds
Indianapolis
Pirates
Toledo
Tigers
Pawtucket
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Charlotte
Norfolk
Syracuse
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo
Durham
Rochester
Gwinnett
Swb
Lake County
South Bend
Cubs
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Padres
Bowling Green
Rays
Lansing
Blue Jays
West Michigan
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Mondesi suspended 50 games for clenbuterol positives
Royals prospect Raul Mondesi Jr were suspended 50 games after testing positive for clenbuterol a banned stimulant The 20 year old on the Royals 40 man roster had been optioned to Double A Mondesi said the substance came from cold medicine and he apologized for the mistake
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Kansas City Royals
Raul Mondesi Jr
Kansas City
Mondesi
Raul Mondesi
Major League Baseball
Players’ Union
Diamondbacks
Michael Bourn
Mobile
Toronto Blue Jays
Royals
Chris Young
Twins
Logan Lombana
Blue Jays
Clinton Hollon
Braves
Jim Johnson
Ian Krol
Triple-A
Gwinnett
Marlins
Neil Ogando
Washington Nationals
Bryce Harper
Harper
Brian Knight
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Reds
Devin Mesoraco
Indians Top Astros as Chisenhall Drives Run in Two-Run Second
Lonnie Chisenhall doubled home a run in the Cleveland two-run second, and Francisco Lindor, Jason Kipnis, and Mike Napoli added support. Houston rookie Chris Devenski remains winless in nine career appearances, with the Astros falling to 0-9 in his starts. Catcher Jason Castro welcomed a newborn Brady as Tony Sipp missed the game on paternity leave. Indians will start Danny Salazar in the next game while Houston promotes Doug Fister to start.
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Baltimore Orioles
Scott McGough
Norfolk
Jimmy Paredes
Chicago White Sox
Tommy Kahnle
Charlotte
Cleveland Indians
Anthony Becker
Atlanta
Houston Astros
Jason Castro
Max Stassi
Fresno
Kansas City Royals
Mike Minor
Northwest Arkansas
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Lonnie Chisenhall
Cleveland
Jason Kipnis
Francisco Lindor
Indians
Houston
Chris Devenski
Shaw
Allen
Mike Napoli
Astros
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Carlos Santana
Jose Ramirez
Juan Uribe
Uribe
Devenski
Chisenhall
Santana
Castro
Brady
Tony Sipp
Zoe Chanel
Danny Salazar
Royals
Doug Fister
Fister
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