Ruud Falls Early as Knee Pain Sours Paris Run
At Roland Garros, seventh seed Casper Ruud retires in the second round after losing to Nuno Borges 2-6 6-4 6-1 6-0 while revealing a lingering left knee injury that has bothered him since Monte Carlo. He took pills and received treatment but could not finish the match.
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TV and Radio Sports Schedule Highlights
A compact listing of Australia rules football tennis and global sports through the day and night. Highlights include AFL games on FS2 ESPN MLB NBA and WNBA playoffs tennis at Roland Garros women's and men's college world series and golf action from the Austrian Open and The Memorial. Multiple live windows across FS2 ESPN TNT truTV PRIME VIDEO and more.
Transactions Hit 2026 Baseball Moves and Roster Shuffles
Major League clubs announced moves across rosters with optioning and recalling players. Highlights include the Athletics optioning Michel Otafiez and Andrés Chaparra, the Orioles adding Matt Bowman from Norfolk, the Guardians recalling Andrew Walters, the Royals adding Andrew Hoffmann, the Twins signing Blaze O Saben and Caleb McNeely to minors, the Rays activating Matt Thaiss, Seager returning for the Rangers, Giménez rehab assignment to Dunedin, and the Nationals reinstating Andrés Chaparro. Also, the Reds signed Peyton Holt, the Rockies agreed with Orlando Arcia, the Brewers sent Brandon Woodruff on rehab, the Pirates activated Endy Rodriguez and placed Joey Bart on IL, the Padres recalled Kyle Hart, and the UHL hockey signing noted.
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Caleb McNeely
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Matt Thaiss
Ben Bortvedt
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Andrés Giménez
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Peyton Holt
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Orlando Arcia
Aaron Schunk
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Brandon Woodruff
Wisconsin
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Endy Rodriguez
Joey Bart
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Kyle Hart
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Washington Nationals
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Favorite Odds and Underdogs in Sports Playoffs
Odds show underdogs for BLUE JAYS and ASTROS with modest edge figures, while MARINERS and OIlERS appear as underdogs in MLB and NHL contexts. Knicks and NBA playoff implications are listed with point spreads and percentage predictions, reflecting a mixed set of betting lines across leagues.
French Open Round Two Results at Roland Garros
Key matches from the Paris clay show Ben Shelton Hugo Gaston walkover and top seeds like Musetti Alcaraz Ruud and Svitolina Swiatek advancing. Notable results include Korda Fucsovics Tsitsipas Tsitsipas loss and Sabalenka Ostapenko wins with several straight-set finishes across men’s and women’s singles.
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Regional baseball matchups open at sites across the country
Regional round games are scheduled Friday with pairings including Georgia against Binghamton in Athens and Oklahoma State facing Duke at 6 p.m. Other games span Auburn versus Stetson, Texas versus Houston Christian, Kansas State versus UTSA, LSU against UALR, and many more across Athens, Baton Rouge, Chapel Hill, Knoxville, Los Angeles, Nashville, Oxford, Tallahassee, and Hattiesburg with multiple 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. starts.
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District Tournament Results Across Ohio High Schools
Results from Wednesday district play across multiple divisions show district finals and regional action. Notable pairings include St Ignatius defeating Elyria, Glen Oak routing Lorain, and Keystone edging Cortland Lakeview in Division II. Regional standings list Brunswick, Findlay, Massillon Jackson, and Toledo-area teams advancing in Region 1 along with many others across Regions 2 to 24. The softball sections report numerous semifinal and qualifier results with Elyria Catholic facing Cortland Lak, and Centerville, Gahanna Lincoln, and Kettering Fairmont among winners advancing. District finals and regional schedules are slated for upcoming dates at Mentor High School and nearby venues.
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WNBA Week 8 Standings and Results
WNBA standings show New York atop the East at 4 0 and 1.000 with Atlanta 4 2 .667 and Washington 3 3. Connecticut and Chicago linger at 0 5 and 0 4 respectively. West features Minnesota 5 0 and Phoenix 4 1, Seattle 3 2, Golden State 2 2, Las Vegas 2 2, Los Angeles 2 4 3%. Tuesday results include New York 95 over Golden State 67 and Dallas 109 over Connecticut 87. Wednesday had Washington 83 over Indiana 77, with upcoming Golden State at New York and Dallas at Chicago. AHL finals show Charlotte leading Laval 1 0 and Texas at Abbotsford later.
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Midwest Conference Standings and Schedule Update
Central Division led by Lake Erie at 10 and Evansville 7 wins. Schaumburg tops in the West with 13 wins, Joliet and Mississippi follow. Wednesday's games include Tri City at Down East and Joliet at Mississippi postponed. Schedule lists games across multiple cities with start times from 7:35 p.m. to 10 a.m. local times.
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Midweek MLS Scores and Schedule Update
Wednesday results saw Atlanta 3 Orlando City 2, FC Dallas 3 Cincinnati 3, New England 1 D C United 1, Miami 4 CF Montréal 2, New York 4 Charlotte FC 2, Houston 3 New York City FC 0, Philadelphia 2 Toronto FC 1, Nashville 2 Columbus 2, Sporting KC at Los Angeles FC postponed, Seattle 1 San Diego FC 0. Remaining matches: Real Salt Lake at Austin FC 9 p.m. San Jose at L A Galaxy 10 15 p.m. Colorado at Portland 10 30 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver 10 30 p.m. GA 18 or.
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Tiger Woods's son Charlie wins first AJGA event
Charlie Woods, 16, captured his first American Junior Golf Association title with a 15 under 201 total at the Team Taylor Made Invitational at Streamsong Resort Black Course in Bowling Green Florida. He fired a 66 in the final round to finish three strokes ahead of a three way tie for second.
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