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MLB – Major League Baseball Yesterday Cleveland Indians 13, Detroit Tigers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 14, Chicago Cubs 4 Minnesota Twins at Chicago White Sox, PPD Indians 13, Tigers 5 – Ramírez's 5 RBIs help Indians shake off injury, rout Tigers José Ramírez homered and drove in five runs, Austin Hedges had a two-run shot and the Cleveland Indians bounced back from losing outfielder Josh Naylor to a grisly injury a day earlier by belting the Detroit Tigers 13-5. Ramírez connected in the fourth inning off rookie Matt Manning as the Indians set season highs in runs and hits. Hedges had three RBIs and Amed Rosario had three hits for Cleveland, which pulled within two games of AL Central-leading Chicago. Detroit's Miguel Cabrera connected for his 493rd homer, tying him with Lou Gehrig and Fred McGriff for 28th on the career list. Brewers 14, Cubs 4 – Brewers score 10 in 8th, beat Cubs 14-4 for 6th straight win   Willy Adames and Keston Hiura each hit a three-run homer during a 10-run outburst in the eighth inning that lifted the Milwaukee Brewers a 14-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The Brewers earned their sixth consecutive victory to extend their NL Central lead over the Cubs to four games. Avisaíl García homered and drove in three runs for the Brewers. Jace Peterson went 3 for 4 and scored three runs. Hiura had two hits and four RBIs. Ian Happ and Patrick Wisdom each hit a two-run homer for the Cubs. Twins at White Sox – PPD – Twins-White Sox series opener postponed by rain The opener of a scheduled four-game series between the Minnesota Twins and the Chicago White Sox was postponed because of rain. The teams will play a doubleheader on July 19. Barring future postponements, the doubleheader will be the seventh of the season for Chicago and fourth for Minnesota. The Twins had a game against Cleveland postponed on Saturday. Chicago right-hander Lucas Giolito and Minnesota right-hander Kenta Maeda had been scheduled to pitch Monday. They are now set for Tuesday. Tonight Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians, 7:10 p.m.                  94.9 WSJM/103.7 Cosy-FM 6:50 Minnesota Twins at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Brewers, 8:10 p.m. NBA – National Basketball Association Playoffs – Rd. 3 – Conference Finals – Best of 7 Last Night Los Angeles Clippers 116, Phoenix Suns 108                               (PHX leads 3-2) Clippers 116, Suns 108 – Gritty Clippers stave off elimination, beat Suns 116-102 Paul George scored 41 points, Reggie Jackson added 23 and the resilient Los Angeles Clippers staved off elimination by beating the Phoenix Suns 116-102 in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals. The short-handed Clippers were playing without two-time Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard and center Ivica Zubac, who missed his first game of the season with an MCL sprain in his right knee. They've already fought through two grueling series wins in these playoffs, coming back from 2-0 deficits to beat both the Dallas Mavericks and Utah Jazz. Now they're trying to claw back against the Suns. Game 6 is on Wednesday in Los Angeles. Tonight Milwaukee Bucks at Atlanta Hawks, 8:30 p.m.                             (MIL leads 2-1) NCAABSB – Big 1st inning sends Vandy past MSU 8-2 in CWS finals opener Vanderbilt gave Jack Leiter a big early lead and went on to an 8-2 victory over Mississippi State in Game 1 of the College World Series finals to move within a win of a second straight national championship. The Commodores scored seven runs off Christian MacLeod and Chase Patrick in the first inning Monday night. McLeod struggled for a second straight CWS start and got only two outs in the bottom half. Leiter allowed two runs and three hits and struck out eight in six innings. NHL – 2021 NHL Stanley Cup Finals – Best of 7 Last Night Tampa Bay Lightning 5, Montreal Canadiens 1                             (TBL leads 1-0) Lightning 5,

MLB – Major League Baseball Yesterday Cleveland Indians 13, Detroit Tigers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 14, Chicago Cubs 4 Minnesota Twins at Chicago White Sox, PPD Indians 13, Tigers 5 – Ramírez's 5 RBIs help Indians shake off injury, rout Tigers José Ramírez homered and drove in five runs, Austin Hedges had a two-run shot and the Cleveland Indians bounced back from losing outfielder Josh Naylor to a grisly injury a day earlier by belting the Detroit Tigers 13-5. Ramírez connected in the fourth inning off rookie Matt Manning as the Indians set season highs in runs and hits. Hedges had three RBIs and Amed Rosario had three hits for Cleveland, which pulled within two games of AL Central-leading Chicago. Detroit's Miguel Cabrera connected for his 493rd homer, tying him with Lou Gehrig and Fred McGriff for 28th on the career list. Brewers 14, Cubs 4 – Brewers score 10 in 8th, beat Cubs 14-4 for 6th straight win   Willy Adames and Keston Hiura each hit a three-run homer during a 10-run outburst in the eighth inning that lifted the Milwaukee Brewers a 14-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The Brewers earned their sixth consecutive victory to extend their NL Central lead over the Cubs to four games. Avisaíl García homered and drove in three runs for the Brewers. Jace Peterson went 3 for 4 and scored three runs. Hiura had two hits and four RBIs. Ian Happ and Patrick Wisdom each hit a two-run homer for the Cubs. Twins at White Sox – PPD – Twins-White Sox series opener postponed by rain The opener of a scheduled four-game series between the Minnesota Twins and the Chicago White Sox was postponed because of rain. The teams will play a doubleheader on July 19. Barring future postponements, the doubleheader will be the seventh of the season for Chicago and fourth for Minnesota. The Twins had a game against Cleveland postponed on Saturday. Chicago right-hander Lucas Giolito and Minnesota right-hander Kenta Maeda had been scheduled to pitch Monday. They are now set for Tuesday. Tonight Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians, 7:10 p.m.                  94.9 WSJM/103.7 Cosy-FM 6:50 Minnesota Twins at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Brewers, 8:10 p.m. NBA – National Basketball Association Playoffs – Rd. 3 – Conference Finals – Best of 7 Last Night Los Angeles Clippers 116, Phoenix Suns 108                               (PHX leads 3-2) Clippers 116, Suns 108 – Gritty Clippers stave off elimination, beat Suns 116-102 Paul George scored 41 points, Reggie Jackson added 23 and the resilient Los Angeles Clippers staved off elimination by beating the Phoenix Suns 116-102 in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals. The short-handed Clippers were playing without two-time Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard and center Ivica Zubac, who missed his first game of the season with an MCL sprain in his right knee. They've already fought through two grueling series wins in these playoffs, coming back from 2-0 deficits to beat both the Dallas Mavericks and Utah Jazz. Now they're trying to claw back against the Suns. Game 6 is on Wednesday in Los Angeles. Tonight Milwaukee Bucks at Atlanta Hawks, 8:30 p.m.                             (MIL leads 2-1) NCAABSB – Big 1st inning sends Vandy past MSU 8-2 in CWS finals opener Vanderbilt gave Jack Leiter a big early lead and went on to an 8-2 victory over Mississippi State in Game 1 of the College World Series finals to move within a win of a second straight national championship. The Commodores scored seven runs off Christian MacLeod and Chase Patrick in the first inning Monday night. McLeod struggled for a second straight CWS start and got only two outs in the bottom half. Leiter allowed two runs and three hits and struck out eight in six innings. NHL – 2021 NHL Stanley Cup Finals – Best of 7 Last Night Tampa Bay Lightning 5, Montreal Canadiens 1                             (TBL leads 1-0) Lightning 5,

Welcome to LL SPORTS 2!  A sports show for everyone!! – but for the ladies, we’ll get an opportunity each show to teach you some of the fundamentals of baseball, basketball or football.  We promise to never answer your questions with "not right now, the game is on!" The wait is over!! The 2020 NBA re-start begins July 30th. Who will be the sleeper team? After missing the Finals for the first time in 9 straight seasons will the LeBron James lead LA Lakers return him to glory? Or will the reigning Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard have the final say? The Miami Marlins players have been ravished with COVID-19 cases, and the New England Patriots players apparently are taking heed and are deciding to opt out....plus much more! All of this plus the Wednesday Wikipedia, Lucinda's Lyrics, TJ's Motivational Moment, your phone calls. comments, questions and much more! Join TJ Wednesday @8p ET!!!  

Episode 2 of our 30-Part series reviewing the status of every NBA team as the season was suspended one March 11th - the Los Angeles Clippers, led by none other than reigning Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard and veteran All-Star Paul George who is coming off a year in which he finished 3rd in MVP voting behind James Harden and Giannis A - before injuring his shoulder during the playoffs. Thanks again for tuning in y'all - like, comment and sub! Don't forget to enter the raffle for the Michael Jordan POP collectible as well on our Instagram page.PEACE Support the show (http://instagram.com/bigbucketsco)

LeBron James and Anthony Davis are "Batman and Robin" for the Lakers. Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard and Paul George are the Clippers' "Dynamic Duo." Is the town big enough for two sets of Superheroes? We'll examine all the key questions.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The list for Jerry West goes on and on. He's literally NBA Logo. He's undeniably the greatest NBA Executive of all time. The Laker legend is responsible for trading for Kobe Bryant, signing Shaquille O'Neal, he's was a big part of assembling the Golden State Warriors Dynasty, and most recently he worked his magic again by trading for superstar Paul George and signing Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard to the LA Clippers. In this episode, Jerry opens up about his tough childhood and the struggles he encountered growing up in rural West Virginia, how he found basketball and even his superstitions. We talk about the importance of a competitive mindset and the power of being a dreamer. The Youtube Link to this Episode

In the middle of the night, the Clippers got two-time Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard and multi-time all-star Paul George –– moves that changed the new hierarchy in the Western Conference. We analyze the deal, what OKC does from here, why the Knicks should stay away from Russell Westbrook and look at some possible suitors for him. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allhoops/support

We now lie in wait as Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard makes his decision on where he plays basketball next season. Will he join the Lakers and form the greatest Big 3 ever with LeBron James and Anthony Davis? Will he run it back with Toronto and continue his reign at the top of the Eastern Conference? Will he end the decades of suffering and join the Clippers? We have no idea just like everyone else but let's talk about it anyway! Find out what the crew thinks on episode 87 of the HoopSmack Podcast!     Recorded on 7/3/2019. Twitter: @hoopsmack Instagram: @hoopsmack Facebook: facebook.com/hoopsmack

NBA Free Agency is almost here and the HoopSmack crew talks about it all. Kyrie Iving to the Nets? Jimmy Butler to Houston? KD leaves The Bay? Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard to run it back? D'Angelo back to LA?! Who's playing with LeBron James and Anthony Davis?! Find out what the crew thinks on episode 86 of the HoopSmack Podcast!

As free agency quickly approaches on June 30th at 6pm EST, the guys go over the most important free agents available. Ranges from Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard to Tobias Harris on this episode. Kawhi Leonard (2:20) Kevin Durant (15:10) Kyrie Irving (21:00) Kemba Walker (24:35) Klay Thompson (29:35) Kristaps Porzingis (32:55) Jimmy Butler (35:40) Tobias Harris (42:45)

Ben Rogers and Ryker Richard break down the reports that the Dallas Mavericks are expecting a meeting with Kawhi Leonard

Steve Hartman and Dahntay Jones debate whether or not the NBA should eliminate the draft and how the Pelicans number one overall pick Zion Williamson will transform the league. The guys put together the 2019-2020 Lakers’ roster and question if Kyrie Irving is more valuable than D’Angelo Russell. They also discuss why the USA Men’s Soccer program is still so far behind the Women’s National Team in terms of viewership and success. Finally, all the buzz in NBA free agency is about Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard, listen to Steve and Dahntay talk about the Knicks chances to land the silent superstar.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

"Camello's Corner" was joined by special guest Eric Pincus, NBA writer for Bleacher Report, who breaks down the blockbuster trade of Anthony Davis to the LA Lakers; how the trade helps the New Orleans Pelicans; what the Lakers' next move/moves should be in building a roster around LeBron and AD; the chances they land another superstar in free agency in Kemba Walker, Kyrie Irving, or possibly recent champion and Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard; also get into some Dodgers talk winning 3 out of 4 over the Cubs last weekend

They've been champions for less than a week, but already the Toronto Raptors have a target on their back for next season. The Golden State Warriors want revenge, LeBron James is priming himself to get back to the Finals and Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard may not even stay in Canada next year. Talha Duman takes us through what's next for the NBA. And Turkish basketball commentators Murat Murathanoglu and Kaan Kural joined our show to talk about the Raptors dethroning the Warriors, how Kevin Durant’s injury will affect next season and if Anthony Davis can help LeBron James bring the title back to LA. Beyond The Game is a five times a week show that tells you everything you need to know about your favourite sports. We’ll be at the biggest events bringing you exclusive features and the best interviews. It is your one stop shop for sport, Monday to Friday at 1630 GMT. Beyond The Game: http://trt.world/beyondthegame

Kevin Durant once dissed a young Kawhi by calling him a system player, and having the chutzpah to tell the media that Paul George is better. Oh how times have changed.

The Toronto Raptors beat the Golden State Warriors 114-110 in the NBA Finals to become your 2019 NBA Champions. The Warriors, playing without the injured Kevin Durant, saw Klay Thompson go down to injury in the third quarter, and couldn't fully recover. They gave it everything they had, but it wasn't enough to top superstar performances from Kyle Lowry and Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard. Recapping the action is Brady Klopfer (@BradyKlopferNBA) for Golden State of Mind (@UnstoppableBaby). For more analysis on the series and season, visit www.GoldenStateOfMind.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As any NBA Hall of Famer would tell you, there's no easy path to an NBA title. The record books tell the stories of many All-NBA players who had MVP caliber seasons on highly seeded teams but fell short in their pursuit of the elusive ring. In some cases, like Charles Barkley or the Stockton/Malone duo, they never reached the summit, but in others, like Shaq and his Magic losing to the Rockets, or KD on the Thunder losing to LeBron's heat, they bounce back and win their rings. So as Giannis and the Bucks bow out after a magical campaign, they shouldn't look at the 2018-2019 season as a wash, but rather as a NBA Playoff lesson. You lose, you learn, you come back stronger. Only time will tell, the Bucks have a lot of roster decisions to make, but Giannis is only 24 years old, so I'd bet that this won't be the last we see of him center stage in an NBA postseason. But today, it's time for the Finals, featuring two teams that have paid their dues, learned their lessons and are ready to face off in prime time. The Warriors are the champs, battle tested and a dynasty in the making, while the Raptors, making their first Finals appearance after three straight deep Playoff runs, look to level up behind their new leader, Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard. So sit back, it's the NBA Finals, finally here in all their glory, and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast, so let's get rolling. . .