Monday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Results show Philadelphia 3 over LA Dodgers 1 and Chicago Cubs 2 over Cincinnati 8. Milwaukee 7 beat Florida 2. late games include Colorado at San Diego and Washington at San Francisco. Evening matches feature Yankees at Boston and several interleague showdowns with pitchers and lineups listed.
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Lee Tops Dodgers 3-1 With 10 Strikeouts in Seven Innings
Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee struck out 10 Dodgers in seven shutout innings to earn a 3-1 victory. Lee improved to 5-5, allowing seven hits and one walk while boosting his career double-digit strikeout games to six this season.
White Sox beat Mariners as Konerko homers in win
Paul Konerko hit a homer and John Danks pitched into the eighth for his first win of the season as the Chicago White Sox defeated Seattle 3-1. Chicago has won nine straight at home against the Mariners and 13-1 at U.S. Cellular Field since 2008, tying a club record for consecutive home wins over Seattle. Orioles 4 Athletics 2. Twins 6 Indians 4. Minnesota extended its winning streak to five with Scott Baker and Matt Tolbert driving in runs while Cleveland dropped its fifth straight.
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Millwood returns to Durham ballpark with Pawtucket
Former Braves and Phillies star Kevin Millwood returns to Durham Bulls Athletic Park with the Pawtucket Red Sox, delivering 6 2 3 innings of one run baseball. He locates his fastball and earns four strikeouts, aided by three double plays as his ERA drops from 9.26 to 6.38 in a 62-pitch start.
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Forest City Yankees Playoff Time Listed
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Odds and lines from major leagues and NBA playoffs
A chaotic odds list shows MLB favorites and underdogs with varied spreads and money lines across Philadelphia Los Angeles Arizona Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta and other matchups plus NBA playoff lines and stray text entries. Multiple teams and cities are named with inconsistent formatting and betting figures.
Television and sports scorecard highlights schedule
A compact rundown of upcoming sports telecasts across networks. Prefontaine Classic in Eugene at 2:30 p.m. college softball World Series game 2 Arizona State versus Florida in Oklahoma City on ESPN2. Cycling stage 2 Dauphine Voiron to Lyon on TM. Atlanta at Florida on Versus. Cubs at Reds on FSN. Regional Boston at New York Yankees or Dodgers at Philadelphia on MLB Network. NBA finals game 4 Miami at Dallas on ABC.
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Transactions and results across MLB NBA NASCAR and college ball
Paternity list changes for Detroit Tigers. Adam Rosales and Scott Sizemore recalled by Oakland A's. Marlins DL moves. Dodgers call ups and DFA. Cubs Garza activated. Hand contract. Gibbons and Castro DFA. basketball names Mark Jackson as coach. NASCAR fine for Richard Childress. West Virginia transfers. World Series results and college football bowl notes. extensive race results and standings across multiple circuits.
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Back in Boston Bruins Put a Hart on Canucks
The list details late model drivers from North and South Carolina and nearby states, followed by a lengthy 2011 MLB draft style player list with teams and colleges, plus minor league game scores and tonight’s baseball results.
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College Baseball Regionals Double Elimination Roundup
Multiple regional games across venues record results and eliminations. East Carolina toppled St. John’s 6 4 while Virginia crushed East Carolina 13 1. James Madison beat Maine 5 2 and UNC defeated CC 9 3 to advance. Clemson swept Coastal Carolina 12 6 and 14 1 to move on. Stetson edged N C State 5 3 as SC eliminated Stetson 4 1 after rain delays. Georgia Tech beat Austin Peay 12 2, with MSU advancing. Florida edged Jacksonville 6 3. Alabama 12 5 over UCF and Florida State 11 1 over Alabama while FSU later fell to Alabama 1 11. Belmont defeated Troy 5 2 as Vanderbilt advanced. Cal made a run, Rice eliminated, and Cal beat Baylor 8 0. Arizona State lost to Arkansas 13 4 while ASU advanced. UCLA, UC Irvine and Cal State Fullerton shows mixed results with several eliminations.
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South Carolina advances to super regional with 8-2 win
Defending champion South Carolina defeats Stetson 8-2 to clinch the Columbia Regional. Evan Mazzilli drives in two runs, including a leadoff homer, and Matt Price records the final outs. Clemson eliminated. Connecticut, Florida State and Texas also win to reach the super regionals. Alabama, Kent State, and other regions noted.
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Smith Smith weighs Panthers future amid trade talk and family reasons
Smith, 32, capped by 46 catches for 554 yards and two TDs last season amid Carolina's struggled offense. He hints at a late-career move, while Rivera says a trade is not guaranteed. Smith cites family health as reason for missing workouts, praises Cam Newton and the franchise’s direction, and remains wary as labor talks loom.
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