Major League Baseball standings and Tuesday results
American League shows Tampa Bay leading with 35 wins and New York 32. Central division includes Minnesota 31 20 and Detroit 26 25. West features Oakland 28 24 and Texas 26 24. National League East has Atlanta 29 22 and Philadelphia 28 22. Central includes Cincinnati 30 22 and St Louis 30 22. West lists San Diego 31 20 and Los Angeles 29 22. Tuesday results: Yankees beat Baltimore 3-1, Cleveland over Detroit, Tampa Bay 7-6 over Toronto, Kansas City 6-4 over LA Angels, Oakland at Boston, Texas at Chicago White Sox, Minnesota at Seattle. Today’s games include Yankees at Cleveland, Detroit at Tampa Bay, Oakland at Boston, Angels at Kansas City, Texas at Chicago, Minnesota at Seattle, Mets at San Diego, and more.
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Grizzlies Box NBA Finals and Stanley Cup schedule list
A long, garbled page lists NBA Finals games for the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers with dates and times, then moves to the Stanley Cup Finals between Chicago and Philadelphia with game results and upcoming matches. It also includes numerous college baseball and other sports schedules with various teams, venues, and times across multiple cities, some with incomplete entries.
Baseball tournament schedules and roster moves across multiple venues
The bulletin lists weekend baseball games at Baum Stadium Norman and other sites with pairings, times, and TV plans. It also reports roster moves across MLB teams including the White Sox Twins Mariners Astros and Cardinals, plus football and college athletics staff appointments and director appointments at Elon Guilford.
Royals topple Angels in late rally for win
Kansas City Royals beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-3 as David DeJesus hit a two run triple and Jose Guillen homered. Brian Bannister earned the win, Tejeda escaped a jam in the sixth, and Joakim Soria secured his 13th save. The Angels stranded runners in key moments.
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Robinson
Tejeda
Kansas City Royals
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Brian Bannister
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Joakim Sora
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Orioles
Miguel Tejada
Javier Vazquez
Brian Matusz
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Tejada
al Rodriguez
David Hernandez
Ty Wigginton
Vazquez
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Baltimore
Adam Jones
Corey Patterson
Tampa Bay Rays
Toronto
Blue Jays
Carl Crawford
Gregg
Walker lifts Pirates past Cubs with first major league homer
Neil Walker blasted his first big league homer to put the Pirates ahead in the eighth and Pittsburgh defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-2 for the seventh win this season. Walker, a Pittsburgh native and 2004 first round pick, connected off Ted Lilly with Andrew McCutchen aboard and one out. In Milwaukee, the Marlins beat the Brewers 6-4 as Coghlan homered leadoff, doubled, and scored the go ahead run in the seventh aided by Cantu and Paulino.
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Chris Coghlan
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Trevor Hoffman
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Jorge Cantu
Ronny Paulino
Gaston Braves Fall To Post 82 In American Legion Game
Shelby Post 82 used two homers and a strong pitching showing by Johnathon Cooper to beat the Gaston Braves 8-6 at South Point High School. Sterling Cole tied the game with a solo shot, Henderson added a three run homer, and Cooper worked 7.1 innings with nine strikeouts. Julian Bridges and Hunter Young each had two hits for Shelby, while Spencer Wiles led Gaston with two hits including a solo homer.
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Hunter Young
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Spencer Wiles
Braves
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Grizzlies fall in high-scoring loss to Gastonia
Gastonia Grizzlies pulled away late, scoring five runs in the 12th to beat Martinsville 7-0 in a nine inning game. Sam Pepper scored on a wild pitch as Gastonia broke through near the end. Zeke Blanton and Austin Potter led hitters in a closely contested affair before the decisive 12th.
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Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus discuss record hopes and doubts
Nicklaus says Woods may break his major record, acknowledging Woods as the best in years while noting Woods must win more majors to prove it. The piece surveys Woods recent injuries, missed cuts, and upcoming Open and U S Open tests at Pebble Beach and St Andrews, with quotes about motivation and timing.
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Hank Haney
Robert Allenby
John Cooke
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Niclaus
Bobby Jones
Nedauseald
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