Major League Baseball and Tennis and Basketball Schedule
A concise listing of today’s sports events includes MLB games at 7 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta on Fox Sports Southeast and 8 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs on MLB network, with 10 p.m. Cincinnati at Los Angeles Angels on Fox Sports Carolinas. Also U S Open first round tennis at 1 p m and 7 p m in New York on ESPN, plus WNBA action Phoenix at Indiana, and radio coverage for San Diego at Atlanta on multiple stations. Minor League Baseball hosts Charlotte at Louisville at 6 50 p m on 730 AM.
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Love mulls Ryder Cup picks as four-week window opens
U S captain Davis Love III has four weeks to fill four spots after The Barclays. Top 100 remain in radar as late movers like Rickie Fowler could surge. Final eight include Johnson, Mickelson, Spieth, Reed, Walker, Koepka, Snedeker, and Johnston as qualifying ends with Tour Championship outcome.
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Jimmy Walker
Patrick Reed
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Jordan Spieth
Dustin Johnson
Europe
Darren Clarke
Clarke
Martin Kaymer
Lee Westwood
Russell Knox
Thomas Pieters
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Billy Herschel
Herschel
Pure Michigan 400 NASCAR results and standings update
Brooklyn Michigan hosted the Pure Michigan 400 with Kyle Larson leading a large field. Chase Elliott, Brad Keselowski, Ryan Blaney and Kevin Harvick key finishers. race time 2 hours 27 minutes 29 seconds. average speed 62.73 mph. Larson led 41 laps with multiple lead changes and a 1.478 second margin at the checkered. Top in points: Kevin Harvick 799, Brad Keselowski 774, Carl Edwards 724.
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Jamie McMurray
Denny Hamlin
Joey Logano
Greg Biffle
Kurt Busch
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al Kasey Kahne
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Ryan Newman
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Transactions Baseball and Football Roundup
Summary of MLB MLB actions include Twins placing Danny Santana on 15 day DL and recalling Logan Schafer from Rochester IL Pirates place Gerrit Cole on 15 day DL and bring up Steven Brault from Indianapolis Cardinals place Mike Leake on 15 day DL and recall Dean Kiekhefer Padres reinstate Brandon Morrow from paternity leave list and option Buddy Baumann Nationals recall Michael A Taylor and option Lucas Giolito to Syracuse NBA Indiana Pacers sign Julyan Stone and Alex Poythress Bucks re sign Steve Novak NFL multiple teams announce roster moves with several players placed on IR waived injured released or traded
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Logan Schafer
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Mike Leake
Dean Kiekhefer
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Brandon Morrow
Buddy Baumann
el Paso
Washington Nationals
Michael A. Taylor
Syracuse
Lucas Giolito
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Arizona Cardinals
Mike Jenkins
Jake Coker
Jake Bernstein
Amir Carlisle
Gerald Christian
Clay Debord
Daniel Dillon
Josia Josia
Asa Jackson
Franky Okafor
Shaun Prater
Garrett Swanson
Tyrequek Zimmerman
Baltimore Ravens
Jarel Broxton
Trevon Coley
Dobson Collins
Anthony Fabiano
Chuck Jacobs
Jerro
Paul Kruger
Nick Hayden
Austin Davis
Travis Coons
Sean Baker
EJ. Bibbs
Josh Boyce
Ed Eagan
Robert Hughes
Waun Williams
David Reeves
Cory Tucker
Nike Lawrence Stample
Glenn Winston
Andy Lee
Kasey Redfern
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Shaneil Jenkins
Jeremiah McKinnon
James Morris
Josh Thomas
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Brandian Ross
Manasseh Garner
Mathy Gibson
Antonio Glover
Calvin Heurtelou
Cameron Jefferson
David Moala
Darren Neal
DeVier Posey
Darnell Sankey
Frank Shannon
Detroit
Baseball night slate with a mix of interleague games
A long schedule lists multiple MLB matchups across the day including Toronto at Baltimore Chicago White Sox at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Seattle at Texas Oakland at Houston N Y Yankees at Kansas City Washington at Philadelphia Miami at N Y Mets San Diego at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs St Louis at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Colorado Arizona at San Francisco Interleague games follow with Tineianati at L A Angels details Then Monday and Sunday results recapped plus various NFL/NBA/college notes and personnel moves sprinkled through the page including Bosa Kerley Siliga and Crews at the end.
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Porcello opens season 13 0 with Red Sox 9 Rays win
Boston ace Rick Porcello becomes the majors first 18 game winner and first Red Sox pitcher in 70 years to start 13 0 at Fenway Park as Mookie Betts hits his 30th homer in a 9 4 victory over the Rays. Brock Holt Travis Shaw and Chris Young supply key hits as Boston remains atop the AL wild card race.
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