Field Set for Preakness Stakes With Super Saver Draw
A field of 12 horses will start Saturday's Preakness Stakes. Early favorite Super Saver drew post position eight as preparations continue for the race.
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Super Saver
Indians at Royals MLB matchup on air
Cleveland Indians visit Kansas City Royals in a baseball game slated for broadcast at 9 p.m. The nationally televised contest features two American League teams and potential key division implications.
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Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Super Saver Favorite for Preakness as Post Draw Reveals
Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver is the 5-2 early favorite for the Preakness drawing post No. 8 beside Lookin At Lucky who is No. 7. Todd Pletcher trains with Calvin Borel aboard as Lookin At Lucky races the rail and Paddy O Prado starts No. 10 under Dale Romans.
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PP Horse Odds
Aikenite
Schoolyard Dreams
Pleasant Prince
Northern Giant
Yavanna Twist
Jackson Bend
Lookin At Lucky
Super Saver
Caracortado
Paddy O’prado
First Dude
Dublin
Lucky
Todd Pletcher
Calvin Borel
Pimlico
Pletcher
Calvin
Frank Carulli
Martin Garcia
Garrett Gomez
Bob Baffert
Point Given
Baffert
Borel
Rachel Alexandra
Big Brown
Dale Romans
Madrid ATP WTA clash at Caja Magica yields notable round results
In Madrid on clay, top men and women navigate the round of 16. Notable results include Nadal defeating Dolgopolov, Petrova stunning Williams, and Jankovic overcoming Ivanovic with late-set momentum.
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Caja Magica Madrid
Spain
Marin Cilic
Croatia
Eduardo Schwank
Argentina
Victor Hanescu
Romania
Daniel Munoz de la Nava
Feliciano Lopez
Oscar Hernandez
Santiago Giraldo
Colombia
Rafael Nadal
Oleksandr Dolgopolov Jr
Ukraine
Stanislas Wawrinka
Switzerland
Leonardo Mayer
Nicolas Almagro
Robin Soderling
Sweden
Jurgen Melzer
Austria
Mardy Fish
United States
Serbia
Ana Ivanovic
Arantxa Parra Santonja
Peng Shuai
China
Venus Williams
Francesca Schiavone
Italy
Nadia Petrova
Russia
Serena Williams
Lucie Safarova
Czech Republic
Alexandra Dulgheru
Transactions Dominate MLB Rosters Across Leagues
Orioles add Nolan Reinold and Corey Patterson from Norfolk, Tigers bring Alfredo Figaro up from Toledo, Twins send Wilson Ramos to Rochester, Yankees call Greg Golson while Aceves goes on DL, Mariners place Jack Wilson on DL and recall Matt Tuiaososopo. Other leagues see signings and releases across Frontier, and college and pro teams announce coaching and staff changes.
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Baltimore Orioles
Nolan Reinold
Norfolk
Corey Patterson
Detroit Tigers
Alfredo Figaro
Toledo
Ryan Raburn
Kansas City Royals
Blake Wood
Omaha
Josh Rupe
Minnesota Twins
Wilson Ramos
Rochester
NEW York Yankees
Alfredo Aceves
Greg Golson
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Seattle Mariners
Jack Wilson
Matt Tuiaososopo
Tacoma
Arizona Diamondbacks
Carlos Rosa
Reno
Daniel Stange
Colorado Rockies
Carlos Gonzalez
Franklin Morales
Frontier League
Evansville Otters
Matt Combs
Kevin Hoef
Josh Huebner
Jacob Jones
Michael Kellar
Nick Lambert
Matthew Maher
Travis McCleary
Jose Sanchez
Kalamazoo Kings
Aljay Davis
Scott Dunham
Erik Kanaby
Matt Rigoli
Lake Erie Crushers
Area high school results and upcoming softball playoffs
Wednesday results across divisions show North Olmsted 3 Elyria 2 in Division I and St. Joseph Academy 2 Lakewood 1 in softball. Playoff pairings list Magnificat at Elyria Avon Lake at North Olmsted St. Joseph at Amherst and other Division I and IV Open Door at Oberlin contests set for 4:30 p.m.
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North Olmsted
Elyria
Strongsville
Southview
Brunswick
Avon Lake
Clearview
Brookside
Avon
Firelands
Elyria Catholic
Fairview
Columbia
Brooklyn
Westlake
Olmsted Falls
Admiral King
St. Joseph Academy
Lakewood
Magnificat
North Ridgeville
Lutheran West
West Shore
Conferenceeilinn
Lake Ridge
Dalton
Mapleton
Midpark
Maple Heights
Amherst
Valley Forge
Rhodes
Midview
Lincoln West
Garfield Heig
LaGrange Community Park
Buckeye
Vermilion
Oberlin
Christian Community
Massillon
Baseball Minor League Standings and Results Snapshot
Division standings show Syracuse and Durham leading their leagues with winning percentages near .600. Wednesday results include Buffalo over Louisville 8 7 and Lehigh Valley 6 Charlotte 5 with multiple ties and postponeds noted. Friday schedules feature interdivisional matchups across Columbus Scranton Wilkes Barre and Buffalo Louisville among others.
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Syracuse
Nationals
Scranton
Yankees
Buffalo
Mets
Pawtucket
Red Sox
Lehigh Valley
Phillies
Rochester
Twins
Durham
Rays
Gwinnett
Braves
Charlotte
White Sox
Norfolk
Orioles
Columbus
Indians
Indianapolis
Pirates
Toledo
Tigers
Louisville
Reds
Scranton/Wilke
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Quisville
NBA Playoff Timeline Highlights and Draft Dates
The calendar lists key events from May 18 draft lottery to June 26 NHL Entry Draft in Los Angeles. It notes Finals begin June 3, early entry deadline June 14, NBA Draft June 24, and Stanley Cup Final end date June 18. July 1 marks start of free agent signings.
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NHL
Los Angeles
Quad Cities at Kane County and Other Evening Games
A slate of minor league matchups listed with start times: Quad Cities at Kane County 7 p.m. and Beloit at Wisconsin at 7:35 p.m. Other games include Cedar Rapids at Clinton 7:30 p.m. South Bend at West Michigan 6:35 p.m. Lake County at Fort Wayne 7:05 p.m. Dayton at Great Lakes 7:05 p.m. Lansing at Bowling Green 8:05 p.m. Beloit at Wisconsin 6:05 p.m. First game Quad Cities at Kane County 8 p.m. Beloit at Wisconsin 9:35 p.m. Second game.
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Jays
Portland
Red Sox
Binghamton
Mets
Trenton
Yankees
Reading
Phillies
New Britain
Twins
Altoona
Pirates
Richmond
Giants
Erie
Tigers
Bowie
Orioles
Harrisburg
Nationals
Akron
Indians
Iain Richmond
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Iowa
Spokane
Arizona
Utah
Wwe
Tulsa
Lake County
Oklahoma City
Great Lakes
Dodgers
Fe Bossier-Shreve
Lansing
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Ah Dallas
Dayton
Reds
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Padres
Jacksonville
Bowling Green
Rays
Alabama
West Michigan
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Beloit
Dallas
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Angels
Peoria
Cubs
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Kane County
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Clinton
Mariners
Burlington
Royals
Bossier-Shreveport
Wisconsin
Brewers
Rain Town
Kulick Wins U S Women Open in Arlington Final
In the USBC U S Women Open at the International Training and Research Center Arlington Texas Kelly Kulick of Union New Jersey defeated Carolyn Dorin Ballard Keller Texas 233 203 to claim the championship and $20 000 Lynda Barnes Pflugerville Texas finished fifth earning 6 500 Clara Guerrero Pflugerville Texas finished fourth earning 8 000 with Dorin Ballard earning 10 000 for third place Dorin Ballard also defeated Guerrero 216 192 in a prior match and Barnes 207 207 10 9 in a split game.
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International Training and Research Center
Arlington
Texas
Carolyn Dorin-Ballard
Keller
Lynda Barnes
Double Oak
Barnes
Dorin-Ballard
Clara Guerrero
Pflugerville
Guerrero
Kelly Kulick
Union
N.J
Dorin- Ballard
NASCAR Sprint Cup Schedule and Driver Standings Update
A condensed NASCAR Sprint Cup schedule lists races from February to November with venues and winners. Driver standings show Kevin Harvick leading at 1,622 points, followed by Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Busch with 1,512 and 1,509 points respectively.
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Jamie McMurray
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Jeff Gordon
Matt Kenseth
Greg Biffle
Jeff Burton
Mark Martin
Carl Edwards
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Martin Truex Jr
Clint Bowyer
Juan Pablo Montoya
Lighty to Undergo Surgery After Rebreak of Foot
Ohio State star David Lighty refractured a bone in his left foot during spring workouts and will undergo surgery Friday at Ohio State Medical Center Columbus. The injury, a rebreak of the same foot he fractured in December 2008, sidelined him for the 2008-09 season with recovery up to three months. Lighty averaged 12.6 points and helped Ohio State reach the NCAA Tournament round of 16 and win Big Ten titles.
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David Lighty
Thad Matta
Lighty
Ohio State Medical Center
Columbus
Duke
Michigan State
Spartans
Butler
Blue Devils
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Virginia Tech
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