Watson backs Akron 7-on-7 event to lift high school players
Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson hosted an inaugural 7-on-7 camp at Archbishop Hoban High in Cleveland with 16 teams, offering game play and exposure while aiming to expand next year. The event, donor ties, and outreach to communities marked a step in repairing his public image post 2021 lawsuit.
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ESPYS and Global Sports Night Highlights Aired
A multi sport broadcast slate lists the 2023 ESPYS from Los Angeles on ABC at 8 pm, plus basketball WNBA clashes featuring New York and Indiana, NBA Summer League games in Las Vegas, UCI Tour de France Stage 11 taped coverage, 3ICE Week 3 events in Grand Rapids, and various tennis and soccer matchups including the CONCACAF Gold Cup semifinals. The schedule names teams, venues, and start times across channels.
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Motorsport standings lists through July 9 across series
Indycars top Palou and Dixon lead in points with Newgarden, Ericsson, O Ward and others. Formula One shows Verstappen maintains a wide lead over Perez Alonso Hamilton Sainz Russell Leclerc. NHRA Top Fuel and Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle list leaders and top 10 point totals with notable names such as Ashley Torrence Pruett Hagan Capps Enders Glenn Hartford Kramer Anderson Enders Caruso Cuadra Butner Herrera Arana Jr Johnson Krawiec Smith Smith Evaristo Ingwersen Oehler.
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Max Verstappen
Sergio Perez
Fernando Alonso
Lewis Hamilton
Carlos Sainz Jr
George Russell
Charles Leclerc
Lance Stroll
Lando Norris
Esteban Ocon
NHRA
Justin Ashley
Steve Torrence
Leah Pruett
Brittany Force
Austin Prock
Antron Brown
Mike Salinas
Josh Hart
Doug Kalitta
Shaw Langdon
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Ron Capps
Robert Hight
Chad Green
Alexis DeJoria
Bob Tasca Ill
Tim Wilkerson
John Force
J.R. Todd
Cruz Pedregon Anna
Dallas Glenn
Matt Hartford
Deric Kramer
Troy Coughlin Jr
Aaron Stanfield
Greg Anderson
Erica Enders
Camrie Caruso
Cristian Cuadra
Bo Butner
Gaige Herrera
Hector Arana Jr
Steve Johnson
Eddie Krawiec
Matt Smith
Angie Smith
Chase van Sant
Jianna Evaristo
Marc Ingwersen
Ryan Oehler
Long Homerun History at Major Stadiums and Players
A fragmented list recounts long homer distances and notable players across eras at venues like T-Mobile Park and Dodger Stadium. It includes names such as Luis Robert Jr, Adley Rutchman, Julio Rodriguez, Pete Alonso, Vladimir Guerrero Jr, Mookie Betts, Adolis Garcia, Randy Arozarena, Adolis Garcia, and records tied to years and venues, concluding with a stray note about Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome.
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Adley Rutchman
Baltimore
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Seattle
Pete Alonzo
NY Mets
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Toronto
Vladimir Guo
T-Mobile
Oakland
Target Field
Yoenis Cespedes
Citi Field
Prince Fielder
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Chase Field
David Ortiz
Boston Red Sox
Angel Stadium
Milwaukee Brewers
Busch Stadium
Justin Morneau
Minnesota Twins
Yankee Stadium
Vladimir Guerrero
Los Angeles Angels
At&t
Ken Griffey Jr
Seattle Mariners
Fenway Park
Coors Field
Tino Martinez
New York Yankees
Jacobs Field
Barry Bonds
San Francisco Giants
Veterans Stadium
Frank Thomas
Arlington
Three Rivers Stadium
Juan Gonzalez
Camden Yards
Mark McGwire
Oakland Athletics
Jack Murphy Stadium
Cal Ripken
Baltimore Orioles
SkyDome
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Ruben Sierra
Texas Rangers
Eric Davis
Cincinnati Reds
Anaheim Stadium
Andre Dawson
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Wally Joyner
California Angels
Darryl Strawberry
N.Y. Mets
Astrodome
Dave Parker
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Vlad Jr wins All-Star Home Run Derby in Seattle duel
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. edged Randy Arozarena 25 23 in the final at Seattle to become the first father son duo to win the derby matching Vladimir Sr. 2007 title. Mariners star Julio Rodriguez set a first round record as Guerrero totaled 51 homers in the event.
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Guerrero
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Randy Arozarena
San Francisco
Vladimir Jr
Julio Rodriguez
Blue Jays
John Schneider
Pete Alonso
Vladimir Guerrero Sr
Los Angeles Angels
Alex Rios
Rob Manfred
Pete Rose
Oakland Athletics
Las Vegas
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