AFL Premiership and MLB Schedule Summary
Television and radio listings cover AFL premiership games including North Melbourne and West Coast with start times around 5 a.m. and midnight, plus MLB games featuring Oakland at Seattle, Yankees at Cleveland, Red Sox at Cubs, and Diamondbacks at Rockies afternoons and evenings. Radio outlets WEOL 100.3 FM, 930 AM, WMMS 100.7 FM, WTAI, and WTAM 1100 AM broadcast select matches.
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Underdog Cannonier Shocks CBSSN Night Card
A surprising upset lands as underdog Cannonier defeats a favored CBSSN matchup. The result shifts talk around the broadcast night and sparks debate on strategy and dominance in the league.
MLB Standings and Schedule Finalized for Week
The standings show New York leading the American East with 56 wins and 21 losses, Toronto 44-33, Boston 43-34, and Tampa Bay 40-36. Central and West divisions list Minnesota Cleveland Chicago Detroit Kansas City, Houston Texas Los Angeles Seattle Oakland with varied records. Thursday results include Cleveland 5 Minnesota 3 and Seattle 8 Oakland 6. Friday games saw Cubs edge Red Sox 6-5 and Toronto top Tampa Bay 9-2. today features a full slate with multiple matinees and late games across nine parks including Yankees at Cleveland and Mets at Texas among others. Sunday’s schedule includes multiple rematches and cross-division matchups across eight cities.
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Latest MLS Scores and Upcoming Matches
Thursday results include Austin FC 1 Charlotte FC 0 and New York 2 Atlanta 1. Tonight features Seattle at Toronto FC at 7:30 p.m. Other fixtures: LAFC at Vancouver 10 p.m. Atlanta at NYCFC 5 p.m. and many more across markets with several late games.
MLB and NBA/NHL moves round up brief list
Transaction notes from MLB and others show rosters shuffles: Tigers reinstate Michael Pineda from 60 day IL and option Alex Faedo to Toledo. Astros place Jason Castro on 10 day IL and bring Korey Lee up. Royals recall Wyatt Mills and designate Matt Peacock. Twins name Pete Maki and Colby Suggs, minis. Yankees reinstate Aroldis Chapman, Castro to paternity list. Rays option Raley and Yarbrough, Kiermaier back. Dbacks claim Ryan Weiss. Marlins place Jorge Soler on 10 day IL, Wendle rehab return. Brewers, Mets, Phillies, Nationals make moves. Hawks name new executives. Rockets sign Hudgins and Eason. Bucks sign Green. Liberty release Dubai. Flyers of football and hockey deals noted.
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USFES Playoffs Semifinals Result and Championship Date
In the North Division Philadelphia defeats New Jersey 19 to 1¢ while the South Division Birmingham wins 24 against New Orleans. The championship is set for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton.
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Baseball standings and schedule for East and National leagues
East Division standings show New York leading with 47 wins and 29 losses, followed by Atlanta and Philadelphia. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Arizona, and Colorado fill remaining spots. A crowded slate of late games lists matchups including Miami at Washington and San Diego at L A Dodgers with multiple 4 5 and 7 15 p.m. starts across several venues.
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California Classic Basketball Schedule Summary
The California Classic at San Francisco lists games including the Lakers against Miami and the Kings against the Warriors. Other matchups feature Sacramento versus Golden State with times 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., reflecting a full day of interleague NBA exhibition play.
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Wimbledon Third Round Results From All England Club
Tim van Rijthoven and Frances Tiafoe advance in men’s singles with solid wins. Djokovic and Sinner post straight-set victories. Maria Sakkari and Ons Jabeur also reach the next round in women’s action alongside Alcaraz and Garcia moving forward.
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Ravens' Ferguson dies from fentanyl and cocaine mix
Jayson Ferguson of the Baltimore Ravens died from the combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine, ruled an accidental death by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner after an autopsy. Investigators had not ruled out overdose earlier, and a written report is expected within 90 days. Ferguson, 26, was mourned by the team as a father son fiancé and teammate with a funeral held in St. Francisville, Louisiana.
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Sale could have another minor league rehab start
Chris Sale may require another rehab start before Boston decides if he is ready to join the rotation after a rib injury sidelined him all season. Manager Alex Cora said Sale is close to returning, with at least one more minor league outing anticipated.
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Sharks Fire Boughner Staff After Season Ends
San Jose Sharks dismiss coach Bob Boughner and assistants two months after the regular season to clear decks for a new general manager. Interim GM Joe Will informed staffers including John MacLean John Madden and video coach Dan Darrow of the layoffs. Brock Boeser re-signed with the Vancouver Canucks on a three year 6.65 million per season deal. Nick Paul will stay with the Tampa Bay Lightning on a seven year contract worth just over 22 million. Jim Montgomery named Bruins head coach replacing removed leader Don Sweeney announced the hire. Dallas Stars add Steve Spott Alain Nasreddine to staff and re-sign Scott Wedgewood to 2 million over two years. Philadelphia goaltender Ivan Fedotov detained in Saint Petersburg over alleged military service evasion. Fedotov signed with Flyers May 7 after leading CSKA Moscow to the Gagarin Cup and Russia to a Beijing 2022 silver. A Brazilian media clip shows Nelson Piquet using homophobic language and racial slurs about Lewis Hamilton in a 2016 title context.
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Lampaert wins Tour de France opener amid Pogacar Roglic clash
Yves Lampaert clocked 15 minutes 17 seconds over an eight mile Copenhagen course to win the opening stage. Primoz Roglic finished eighth, Pogacar nine seconds behind, and UAE Team Emirates leader Pogacar held a slim edge over Roglic. In other news, Oscar Pistorius met Barry Steenkamp in parole dialogue on June 22. Ian Harkes signs one year with Dundee United after being named 2021-22 Player of the Year.
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