MLB-Rangers sweep Tribe, trim Sox's WC lead to 1½. NL wild-card leader Rockies roll on. Yankees keep Rays on skids.
Scores and More: http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/scoreboard
NFL- The Delaware sports betting lottery starting this week will allow gamblers to plunk down a couple of bucks, or a few thousand, on NFL teams, officials said Tuesday. Minimum wagers in the new lottery, which starts Thursday, will be $2. The maximum wager, depending on the type of bet, will be $3,000.
NCAA FootBall-Washington State cancels 2011 game at Hawaii,Wash. St. out $300K for canceling Hawaii game. BYU jumps to No. 9 in AP poll.
AP Top 25 Week 2: http://espn.go.com/college-football/rankings/_/poll/1
NBA-Michael Jordan has chosen David Thompson, another high flyer from North Carolina, to present him, while CharlesBarkley and Isiah Thomas also will be presenters at the Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/basketball/nba/09/08/jordan.hof.presenter.ap/index.
html#ixzz0Qc2u10Ph
WNBA-Sparks rally by Silver Stars, secure playoff spot,East-leading Fever hand Liberty 3rd straight loss.
NCAA BasketBall- Heels begin 100th season with alumni pro game.UNC legends Dean Smith and Michael Jordan reconnectedduring pregame introductions.
NHL-Canadian billionaire James Balsillie has offered the city of Glendale $50 million to quiet its objections to his bid to buy the Phoenix Coyotes and move the franchise to Hamilton, Ontario. Preds owner gets more than 8 years in prison. A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced Silicon Valley financier William "Boots" Del Biaggio III to more than eight years in prison for bilking investors and banks -- including one he helped launch -- out of millions of dollars in a desperate attempt to buy a pro hockey team.
Golf-Although Fred Couples went conservative, Greg Norman was anything but. By choosing 17-year-old Ryo Ishikawa and slumping Aussie Adam Scott, the Presidents Cup International team captain turned some heads with his picks.
NASCAR-Drivers have won NASCAR's Cup title with the benefit of only one race victory all season. Are we ready to crown a champion with none? Don't laugh, it could happen.
Soccer-Concacaf-With just a point separating the first and fourth-placed teams in the CONCACAF World Cup qualifyinggroup, plenty is at stake in Wednesday's fixtures headlined by in-form Honduras against revitalised Mexico. Honduras,which routed T&T 4-1, also has 13 points and leads the U.S. on goal difference. Costa Rica (4-2) was one point back heading into its game later Saturday against visiting Mexico (3-3). The top three teams in the six-nation group
qualify for next year's tournament in South Africa, and the No. 4 team advances to a playoff against South America's fifth-place finisher.
TENNIS-Cilic stuns Murray to reach Open quarters. Serena, Nadal press ahead.
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