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Transactions sweep hits multiple teams across leagues
MLB and MLS notes show many roster moves: Orioles call up Thyago Vieira. Vespi optioned to Norfolk. Astros shuffle Soperfido and Abreu, Javier on 15-day IL. Royals send Bubuc to Omaha rehab. Angels sign Stevens. Twins demote Funderbark and Winder. Yankees option Gomez, Mariners IL placements for Polanco and Haggerty with Bliss recalled. Braves rehab return for Murphy, Acuna placed on 10-day IL, Martinez recalled, Wendle DFA. Reds activate Lodolo, Speirs to Louisville. Rockies add Rogers, recall Lambert, IL stint for Lawrence, Curtiss DFA. Marlins option Edwards. Phillies option Marchan. Nationals reinstate Thomas, Robles DFA. Monsters add Gaunre. MLS Colorado Rapids announce Bombito to Canadian national team.
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College World Series Double Elimination Schedule
Daily games outline for the College World Series with matchups UCLA versus Alabama at noon, Oklahoma against Duke at 2:30 p.m., Texas versus Stanford at 8 p.m., and Florida versus Oklahoma State at 10:30 p.m. through Monday June 3, detailing winners and losers brackets, with a best-of-three Championship Series set for June 5 to 7.
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AHL Playoffs Eastern and Western Conference Finals Schedule
Eastern final features Cleveland at Hershey and Hershey at Cleveland through mid June with two potential home games. Western final pits Coachella Valley against Milwaukee with games in Coachella and Milwaukee and multiple potential future dates.
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State softball tournament pairings announced at Firestone Stadium
Division I open with Austintown Fitch versus Fairfield and Whitehouse Anthony Wayne against Watkins Memorial. Division II features Kenton Ridge vs Canfield and Bryan against Logan Elm, with Saturday finals. Division III matches include Oak Harbor vs Liberty Union and South Webster against South Range, followed by titles. Division IV pits Strasburg Franklin against Minster and Vienna Mathews against Monroeville, with the latter state final scheduled Saturday.
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Indianapolis Southwest Division standings and games recap
The Southwest division table shows Akron Harrisburg Erie and Richmond leading with Bates of 27 wins. Sunday results include Hartford 8 Portland 3 and Richmond 8 Bowie 7. Monday features Binghamton 7 Harrisburg 3 while other matchups list Portland Altoona New Hampshire Akron Erie Richmond Reading Hartford and more with several meetings set for 6 to 7 p.m. tonight. The Carolina and Great Lakes tables follow with similar schedules and results including Kannapolis, Columbia, Salem, Myrtle Beach, and West Michigan contests and a full set of evening games across leagues.
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Tyson ill on flight recovers as Jake Paul bout looms
Mike Tyson, 58, fell ill aboard a Miami to Los Angeles flight from an ulcer flare up. He was met by responders at LAX and is recovering while preparing for a summer fight with Jake Paul at the Dallas Cowboys stadium, streamed by Netflix. The AP report ties in other sports updates and a state court filing against kicker Brandon McManus.
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Ronaldo seals Saudi league crown with record 35 goals
Cristiano Ronaldo capped the Saudi Pro League season by scoring twice as Al Nassr beat Al Ktiah 4 2 in Riyadh to lift his league tally to 35 eclipsing Abderrazak Hamdallah’s 2019 mark. The season’s top scorer title confirms Ronaldo’s record run.
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Nadal exits Roland Garros amid questions of return
Rafael Nadal, 38, lost to Alexander Zverev at Roland Garros, marking a rare early exit after recent hip and abdominal injuries. He said he feels at peace with the result, hinted retirement isn’t decided, and thanked fans while noting he hopes to return later in the month if possible.
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