College baseball and MLB on TV
The schedule lists noon starts for Louisville at North Carolina ACC game and Clemson at Wake Forest on ESPN2, plus noon Kentucky at Florida SEC. MLB coverage includes Yankees at Rays at 1 30 p.m. and Cleveland at Chicago White Sox at 2 10 p.m. on WEOL WMMS and other stations.
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Americh's Line As Water Polo NCAA Tourney
Berkeley California hosts a NCAA tournament water polo match at 7 30 p m with Americh's Line A used as the championship lure in a TBD women s game setting with top teams competing in a finals style encounter from the Bay Area venue.
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Berkeley
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Saturday MLS scores show many tight finishes across the league
D C United edged Atlanta 3 2 while Charlotte defeated Nashville 1 0 and Miami beat CF Montréal 3 2 New York 4 2 beat New England Orlando City 3 2 Philadelphia 2 New York City FC 3 Toronto FC 2 Cincinnati 2 Columbus 1 FC Dallas 2 Austin FC 1 Houston 2 Sporting KC 1 St Louis City 3 Chicago 1 San Jose at Colorado 9 30pm Real Salt Lake at LA Galaxy 10 30pm Vancouver at Los Angeles FC 10 30pm Today's Seattle at Portland 4 45pm.
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Charlotte FC
Nashville
Miami
CF Montréal
New York
New England
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Philadelphia
New York City FC
Toronto FC
Cincinnati
Columbus
FC Dallas
Austin FC
Houston
Sporting KC
St Louis City
Chicago
San Jose
Colorado
Real Salt Lake
LA Galaxy
Vancouver
Los Angeles FC
Seattle
Portland
National sports teams announce coach and roster moves
The Phoenix Suns name Mike Budenholzer head coach. New York Liberty waive Adika Carter Mawuli Fraser Igbokwe. Phoenix Mercury waive Gariel Hearn Hollingshed. Falcons sign Dane Cruikshank Bradlee Anne. Panthers waive Hodges Deshaw addie Foelsch. Bears add Tory Taylor. Dolphins retirement Alber. Steelers draft picks Wilson Payton Wilson Watts.
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Basketball
National Basketball Association
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Mike Budenholzer
National Basketball Associatio
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Gariel Hearn
Clya Hollingshed
National Football League
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Dane Cruikshank
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Darius Hodges
Deshaw
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Chicago Bears
Tory Taylor
Miami Dolphins
Alber
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Roman
Payton Wilson
Crown Royal Purple Bag Project 200 at Darlington Raceway
NASCAR Xfinity race results from Darlington SC show Justin Allgaier winning after 147 laps, with Cole Custer in third and Sam Mayer fourth. Lineup features top drivers including William Byron and Tyler Reddick, with final results listing many positions and speeds.
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Darlington
South Carolina
Justin Allgaier
Chevrolet
Austin Hill
Cole Custer
Ford
Sam Mayer
Aric Almirola
Toyota
Parker Kligerman
Riley Herbst
Jesse Love
Sheldon Creed
Brandon Jones
William Byron
Chandler Smith
Ryan Sieg
Anthony Alfredo
Shane van Gisbergen
Jeb Burton
Kyle Weatherman
Taylor Gray
Carson Kvapil
Brennan Poole
Josh Williams
Josh Bilicki
John H. Nemechek
David Starr
Matt DiBenedetto
Chad Finchum
Blaine Perkins
Dawson Cram
Garrett Smithley
Leland Honeyman
Parker Retzlaff
Kyle Sieg
Patrick Emerling
Sammy Smith
Ad Allmendinger
Hailie Deegan
Jeremy Clements
Ryan Ellis
Accident
Tyler Reddick
Brad Keselowski
Chris Buescher
Ty Gibbs
Kyle Larson
Denny Hamlin
Bubba Wallace
Ross Chastain
Martin Truex Jr
Kyle Busch
Christopher Bell
Chase Briscoe
Joey Logano
Todd Gilliland
Michael McDowell
Ryan Blaney
Alex Bowman
Daniel Suarez
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Carson Hocevar
Austin Dillon
Corey LaJoie
Austin Cindric
Ryan Preece
Zane Smith
Justin Haley
Daniel Hemric
Erik Jones
Chase Elliott
Derek Kraus
Josh R Ford
Kaz Grain
Harrison Burton
Noah Gragson
IndyCar SonSio Grand Prixat Indianapolis Road Course Race Update
IndyCar SonSio Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course shows leaders Palou Power Lundgaard Dixon Armstrong and McLaughlin all on 85 laps with running status. Others including Herta Rossi Kirkwood Grosjean O Ward Fittipaldi Simpson Ericsson Newgarden Harvey Pourchaire Rasmussen continuing, Ferrucci DNF.
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Road Course
Indianapolis
Alex Palou
Will Power
Christian Lundgaard
Scott Dixon
Marcus Armstrong
Scott McLaughlin
Colton Herta
Alexander Rossi
Graham Rahal
Felix Rosenqvist
Kyle Kirkwood
Romain Grosjean
Pato O’ward
Pietro Fittipaldi
Kyl
Tom Blomqvist
Linus Lundqvist
Luca Ghiotto
Linus VeeKay
Santino Ferrucci
AHL playoffs second round results and upcoming game
In the best-of-five rounds results Cleveland defeats Belleville 3-1 to win the series 3-1. Hartford tops Providence 2-1 for a 3-1 series win. Syracuse edges Rochester 5-2 to win 3-2. Milwaukee beats Texas 4-1. Coachella Valley defeats Calgary 3-0 to win 3-1. Saturday Hershey defeats Lehigh Valley 5-3 to take the series 3-1. Texas at Milwaukee at 6 p.m. with the series tied 2-2.
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Belleville
Hartford
Providence
Syracuse
Rochester
Milwaukee
Texas
Coachella Valley
Calgary
Hershey
Lehigh Valley
North Ridgeville wins 4 3 over Firelands in non conference showdown
Non conference softball results show North Ridgeville 4 Firelands 3. OHSAA state tournament Region 5 games suspended, Ashtabula Edgewood 4 Beloit West Branch 0, suspended in 2nd inning and moved to Monday. Warren Howland 7 Ursuline 0, Jefferson Area vs Mogadore Field postponed to Monday. Division II Region 6 Bellville Clear Fork 14 Bellevue 9 Clyde 8 Ontario 2 in eight innings.
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Ashtabula Edgewood
Beloit West Branch
Susp
Warren Howland
Youngs
Ursuline U
Jefferson Area
Mogadore Field
Bellville
Clear Fork
Bellevue
Clyde
Ontario
Palou wins Sensio GP and tight IndyCar title surge
Alex Palou dominated the Sensio Grand Prix at Indianapolis on the road course, pulling away to beat Will Power by 6.61 seconds and claim his 10th IndyCar win while moving atop the season standings. Christian Lundgaard finished third as Palou led 39 of 85 laps in a milestone fifth season.
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Alex Palou
Indianapolis
Will Power
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Road Course
Pit Row
Power
Christian Lundgaard
Palou
Chip Ganassi
Cole Custer
Allgaier
Hill
Sam Mayer
JR Motorsports
AJ Allmendinger
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FC Cincinnati Edges Crew
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Montreal
George Campbell
Inter Miami
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