D8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 2019 LATIMES.COM/SPORTS
THE DAY IN SPORTS
The New Orleans Saints and
leading receiver Michael Thomas
agreed to a five-year, $100-million
contract, his agent said Wednes-
day.
The agreement, first reported
by NFL Network, brings to an end
Thomas’ training camp holdout
that spanned five practices.
The Saints had a scheduled day
off Wednesday and Thomas was
expected to join practice Thurs-
day.
Thomas’ average annual pay of
$20 million represents a high for
NFL receivers, eclipsing the
$18 million a year paid to Cleve-
land’s Odell Beckham Jr.
Last season, Thomas ranked
first in the NFL in catches with 125,
sixth in yards receiving with 1,405
and tied for 10th with nine touch-
downs.
Buffalo Bills starting center
Mitch Morse is out indefinitely af-
ter being placed in the NFL’s con-
cussion protocol. ... The Tennessee
Titans placed wide receiver Cam
Batsonon injured reserve, waived
receiver Joe Parker and added re-
ceivers Tanner McEvoy and Papi
White. ... Former Philadelphia
Eagles running back LeSean
McCoy paid $55,000 to a Philadel-
phia police officer following an ar-
bitrator’s ruling that the player
and another man injured the offi-
cer during a nightclub brawl more
than three years ago.ETC.Women’s World Cup
field to expand to 32
FIFA’s Council has unani-
mously approved expanding the
Women’s World Cup from 24 teams
to 32 for 2023 and has reopened bid-
ding to host the tournament but
made no mention of changing prize
money.
Nine national associations had
expressed interest in hosting andwere due to submit their formal
bids by Oct. 4: Argentina, Austral-
ia, Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia,
Japan, New Zealand, South Africa
and South Korea, which could bid
jointly with North Korea.Five-time winners Cristiano
Ronaldo and Lionel Messi were
among the 10 candidates for the
FIFA best player award. United
States forward Megan Rapinoe is
the favorite for the women’s award.Marcos Llorente, Joao Felix
and Diego Costa scored to lead 10-
time Spanish League champion
Atletico Madrid to a 3-0 victory
over Major League Soccer’s best in
the MLS All-Star game in Orlando,
Fla.The Colorado Avalanche locked
up defenseman Samuel Girard
with a seven-year extension that
runs through the 2026-27 season. ...
The New Jersey Devils have re-
signed defenseman Will Butcher
to a three-year, $11.2-million con-
tract.The NCAA ruled transfer
quarterback Johnny Langanineli-
gible to play at Rutgers this sea-
son. Coach Chris Ashsaid that the
ruling is being appealed.Olympic champion Ryan
Lochte made an emphatic return
to competition, swimming the
fourth-fastest time by an Ameri-
can in the 200-meter individual
medley during a time trial at the
Phillips 66 National Champi-
onships at Stanford.
Lochte qualified for the U.S.
Olympic trials with the time of 1
minute 57.88 seconds.Brothers Andyand Jamie Mur-
ray beat Nicolas Mahut and
Edouard Roger-Vasselin 6-4, 6-7
(7), 10-5 to advance to the doubles
quarterfinals of the Citi Open in
Washington.The Lakers officially an-
nounced coach Frank Vogel’s staff
for the 2019-2020 season: Jason
Kidd, Lionel Hollins, Phil Handy,
Miles Simon, Mike Penberthy andQuinton Crawfordas assistant
coaches; Greg St. Jean as player
development coach and advance
scout; Dru Anthrop as head video
coordinator and player devel-
opment coach; and Jon Pastorek
as assistant video coordinator and
player development coach.USC will host Villanova in a
men’s basketball exhibition at the
Galen Center on Oct. 18. ... Alando
Tucker, Wisconsin’s all-time lead-
ing scorer, will be an interim assist-
ant basketball coach this season,
replacing Howard Moore while he
is on medical leave.Seven-time World Surf League
champion Stephanie Gilmoread-
vanced to Round 3 of the U.S. Open
of Surfing in Huntington Beach.Trainer Doug O'Neill sent out
five winners, including four long-
shots, at Del Mar, tying his own
record for a single day at the track.
He began the seven-race card with
an upset by So Gucci in the first
that paid $49.20.Thomas, Saints agree to $100-million deal
staff and wire reports
3090 FIRST RACE (2 p.m.) 6^1 ⁄ 2 furlongs. Claiming.
3-year-olds and up. Claiming price $20,000. Purse
$25,000.
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
1713 Vander Kelen,4 A Cedillo,123 5-2
(2070)An Ocala Ten,5 E Roman,123 4-1
1667 Smokin B,3 N Arroyo, Jr.,123 5-1
1667 Union Rebel,6 R Fuentes,123 5-1
(2049)Taste’s Legend,2 T Pereira,123 6-1
5186 Famous Rock Star,8 G Franco,123 8-1
(1694) Satori,7 A Gryder,123 8-1
5186 My Friend Tony,1 J Velez,XX116 10-1
3091 SECOND RACE. 5 furlongs turf. Claiming. Fillies
and mares. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming prices
$40,000-$35,000. Purse $42,000.
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
1686 Rocky Policy,4 J Talamo,120 2-1
1666 G Q Covergirl,2 E Maldonado,120 5-2
1693 Point Hope (IRE),5 D Van Dyke,120 5-1
3439 Rebarules Again,6 A Gryder,120 5-1
1573 Swirling,1 J Velez,XX113 6-11666 Tizanillusion,8 B Pena,120 8-1
1373 Holy Mosey,7 M Pedroza,118 12-1
(9056)South Boot Shirley,3 R Bejarano,120 12-1
3092 THIRD RACE. 1 mile. Maiden special weight.
Fillies and mares. 3-year-olds and up. Purse $61,000.
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
1679 Scarlet,6 R Bejarano,120 9-5
2036 Loving Moment,3 A Gryder,124 2-1
.... Song Of The Night,4 M Smith,120 3-1
1721 Crystal Lake,2 T Pereira,120 6-1
1696 Sunriser,1 N Arroyo Jr.,124 10-1
2026 Full Eclipse,7 J Diaz Jr.,XX113 20-1
1734 Pink Scatillac,5 A Cedillo,120 20-1
3093 FOURTH RACE. 1 mile turf. Claiming. Fillies.
3-year-olds. Claiming prices $50,000-$45,000. Purse
$48,000.
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
.... Khairiya,7 G Franco,121 5-2
1725 Miss Flawless (FR),6 D Van Dyke,119 3-1
.... Sophie Antoinette,3 A Cedillo,119 7-2
1569 Muthhila (IRE),1 A Quinonez,119 6-15043 Creative Romance,5 R Bejarano,119 8-1
1650 Gorgeous In Grey,10 T Pereira,119 10-1
1612 Red Bunting (IRE),9 J Talamo,119 15-1
1512 Social Graces (GB),2 R Fuentes,117 15-1
1702 Smiling Rose,8 M Gutierrez,119 20-1
.... D’tatway,4 J Velez,XX110 30-1
3094 FIFTH RACE. 5^1 ⁄ 2 furlongs. Claiming. Fillies.
3-year-olds. Claiming prices $20,000-$18,000. Purse
$30,000.
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
1690 Time For Suzzie,8 R Bejarano,120 5-2
2058 All Tea All Shade,1 J Diaz Jr.,XX113 3-1
2058 Bam Bams Lil River,2 A Espinoza,120 7-2
.... Hopscotchy,6 A Cedillo,118 5-1
(2058)Time For Kisses,5 E Payeras,122 6-1
1725 Naughty Tiger,4 R Fuentes,122 8-1
2058 Staythirstymyamigo,7 J Velez,XX113 12-1
1725 Miss Bennet,3 I Puglisi,120 20-1
3095 SIXTH RACE. 1^3 ⁄ 8 miles turf. Allowance optional
claiming. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming price $40,000.
Purse $64,000.PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
1732 Red King,4 A Gryder,121 2-1
1607 Unapologetic,6 G Franco,124 5-2
1637 Twentytwentyvision,5R Bejarano,124 7-2
1689 Trojan Spirit,7 D Van Dyke,121 4-1
1393 Big Buzz,1 T Pereira,121 10-1
1732 Ground Attack,2 E Maldonado,124 10-1
1169 Arch Anthem,3 R Fuentes,121 20-1
3096 SEVENTH RACE. 1 mile. Maiden claiming. Fillies
and mares. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming price $20,000.
Purse $21,000.
PR Horse (PP) Jockey,Wt Odds
7113 Archana,9 A Cedillo,120 5-2
2060 Gallantlystreaming (IR,7 J Velez,XX113 3-1
2016 Cat’s Desire,1 N Arroyo, Jr.,123 5-1
1687 Girl Can Partie,6 J Diaz Jr.,XX113 6-1
1696 Hilltop Harmony,4 B Blanc,120 6-1
2060 Solarium,2 A Espinoza,123 8-1
1572 Lucky Brite Eye,8 A Locke,120 12-1
2060 Info’s Treasure,5 G Franco,120 15-1
2077 Flying Flirt,3 E Payeras,120 20-1DEL MAR ENTRIES
Copyright 2019 by Equibase Co. 11th day of 36-day meet.
3083 FIRST RACE. 6 furlongs. Maiden claiming. Fillies
and mares. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming prices
$40,000-$35,000. Purse $28,000.
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
3 So Gucci Roman 49.20 14.20 8.00
5 Vangogo Bejarano 3.20 2.80
7 Grey Lady Diaz, Jr. 3.80
8 Also Ran:Buyback, Tandalicious, Bellazano, Shesaidshesperfect,
So Much Happy, Thought I’dmissyou.
8 Time:22.11, 45.84, 58.73, 1.12.27. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Doug F.
O’Neill. Owner: Besecker, Joseph E., Bambauer, Sheila and Rothblum,
Steve.
8 Scratched:none.
8 Exotics:$1 Exacta (3-5) paid $63.00, $2 Quinella (3-5) paid
$59.80, 10-Cent Superfecta (3-5-7-6) paid $338.82, 50-Cent Trifecta
(3-5-7) paid $153.95.
3084 SECOND RACE. 1 mile. Maiden special weight.
3-year-olds and up. Purse $61,000.
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
4 Street Class Fuentes 5.00 2.80 2.20
3 Commanding Chief Espinoza 4.80 2.80
2 Gate Speed Desormux 3.20
8 Also Ran:C Falls, Mica Bay, Air Boss.
8 Time:23.05, 47.47, 1.12.14, 1.25.33, 1.39.39. Clear & Fast. Trainer:
Michael W. McCarthy. Owner: Sayjay Racing LLC.
8 Scratched:Mo Reserve.
8 Exotics:$2 Daily Double (3-4) paid $171.00, $1 Exacta (4-3) paid
$10.60, $2 Quinella (3-4) paid $14.20, 10-Cent Superfecta (4-3-2-7)
paid $6.19, 50-Cent Trifecta (4-3-2) paid $14.65.3085 THIRD RACE. 6 furlongs. Starter allowance.
3-year-olds and up. Claiming price $50,000. Purse
$36,000.
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
7 Oil Can Knight Cedillo 24.60 10.40 5.60
2 Call You Tomorrow Talamo 4.20 3.40
9 Baby Gronk Pedroza 3.00
8 Also Ran:Union Ride, Sir Eddie, Railman, Bouncing Around, Big
Barrel, Tikkun Olam, The White Shadow.
8 Time:22.77, 45.89, 57.81, 1.10.48. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Doug F.
O’Neill. Owner: Westside Racing Stable, Keh, Steven, Knight, Scott and
Tucker, Terri.
8 Scratched:none.
8 Exotics:$2 Daily Double (4-7) paid $90.60, $1 Exacta (7-2) paid
$74.60, $2 Quinella (2-7) paid $38.80, 10-Cent Superfecta (7-2-9-10)
paid $309.11, 50-Cent Trifecta (7-2-9) paid $115.80, 50-Cent Pick
Three (3-4-7) paid $391.40.
3086 FOURTH RACE. 5^1 ⁄ 2 furlongs. Maiden special
weight. Fillies. 2-year-olds. Purse $61,000.
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
1 Vegan Gutierrez 15.80 7.00 5.00
9 Twentyseventrouts Gryder 5.00 4.00
11 Navy Queen Diaz, Jr. 10.60
8 Also Ran:Nocherylikemychery, Smiling To Excess, Traffic Stopper,
Golden Goddess, Bayonce.
8 Time:22.39, 46.43, 59.36, 1.06.26. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Doug F.
O’Neill. Owner: Reddam Racing LLC.
8 Scratched:Sherilinda, Warren’s Showtime, Livin’ At The Bu.
8 Exotics:$2 Daily Double (7-1) paid $253.20, $1 Exacta (1-9) paid
$40.80, $2 Quinella (1-9) paid $21.40, 10-Cent Superfecta (1-9-11-8)
paid $383.06, 50-Cent Trifecta (1-9-11) paid $303.45, 50-Cent Pick
Three (4-7-1) paid $114.45.3087 FIFTH RACE. 1 mile turf. Claiming. Fillies and
mares. 3-year-olds and up. Claiming prices
$25,000-$22,500. Purse $35,000.
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
11 Convince Bejarano 15.40 7.40 6.00
2 Wind Tartare Espinoza 8.00 5.60
8 Lady Phyllis Cedillo 5.40
8 Also Ran:Indypendent Deputy, Candy Swirls, Tammy’s Window,
Peach Time, Majestic Diva, My Aunt Tillie, Twirling Apples.
8 Time:22.72, 47.19, 1.11.81, 1.23.76, 1.35.88. Clear & Firm. Trainer:
Doug F. O’Neill. Owner: ERJ Racing, LLC and Strauss, William.
8 Scratched:Kennedie Sky, Battleground State.
8 Exotics:$2 Daily Double (1-11) paid $163.80, $1 Exacta (11-2) paid
$64.80, $2 Quinella (2-11) paid $55.00, 10-Cent Superfecta (11-2-8-4)
paid $335.39, 50-Cent Trifecta (11-2-8) paid $244.15, 50-Cent Pick
Three (7-1-11) paid $252.50, 50-Cent Pick Four (4/6-7-1-11) 4 correct
paid $719.70, 50-Cent Pick Five (3-4/6-7-1-11) 5 correct paid
$22,974.80.
3088 SIXTH RACE. 5^1 ⁄ 2 furlongs. California Thoroughbred
Breeders’ Assn. Stakes. Fillies. 2-year-olds. Purse
$100,000.
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
2 Bulletproof One Arroyo Jr. 3.00 2.80 2.60
6 Unchain Her Heart Maldnado 8.20 4.40
5 Wise Rachel Talamo 7.40
8 Also Ran:Cholula Lips, None Of Your Biz, Roses For Laura, Bella
Renella, Acai.
8 Time:21.64, 45.22, 57.80, 1.04.70. Clear & Fast. Trainer: Peter
Miller. Owner: Barber, Gary, Barber, Cecil, Eclipse Thoroughbred Part-
ners and Wachtel Stable.
8 Scratched:none.
8 Exotics:$2 Daily Double (11-2) paid $35.80, $1 Exacta (2-6) paid$8.80, $2 Quinella (2-6) paid $10.40, 10-Cent Superfecta (2-6-5-7)
paid $35.04, 50-Cent Trifecta (2-6-5) paid $63.85, 50-Cent Pick Three
(1-11-2) paid $59.95.
3089 SEVENTH RACE. 1 mile turf. Starter allowance.
3-year-olds and up. Claiming price $50,000. Purse
$36,000.
P# Horse Jockey Win Place Show
8 Ocean Fury Bejarano 6.20 4.00 3.00
11 River God Velez 9.60 5.60
7 Spanish Bay Talamo 5.60
8 Also Ran:Chosen Vessel, Fast As Cass, Herdsman, Tequila Blanco,
Big Sky Logan.
8 Time:22.43, 45.83, 1.09.41, 1.21.76, 1.34.40. Clear & Firm.
Trainer: Doug F. O’Neill. Owner: Great Friends Stable, LLC, Haymes, Neil,
Mora, Leandro and Schlesinger, Mark.
8 Scratched:Honos Man, Soul Beam, Tartini.
8 Exotics:$2 Pick Six Jackpot (4/6-7-1-11-2-8) , Pick Six Jackpot
Carryover $224,098, $2 Daily Double (2-8) paid $10.20, $1 Exacta
(8-11) paid $23.40, $2 Quinella (8-11) paid $35.20, 10-Cent Superfecta
(8-11-7-10) paid $72.82, $1 Super High Five (8-11-7-10-5) paid
$4,561.80, 50-Cent Trifecta (8-11-7) paid $102.75, 50-Cent Pick Three
(11-2-8) paid $26.05, 50-Cent Pick Four (1-11-2-8) 4 correct paid
$218.75, 50-Cent Pick Five (7-1-11-2-8) 5 correct paid $4,324.85, $2
Pick Six (4/6-7-1-11-2-8) 5 out of 6 paid $149.60, $2 Pick Six (4/6-7-1-
11-2-8) 6 correct paid $13,824.80, $1 Place Pick All 7 correct paid
$1,352.50.
ATTENDANCE/MUTUEL HANDLE
On-track attendance-7,154. Mutuel handle-$906,063
Inter-track attendance-3,043. Mutuel handle-$1,804,236
Out-of-state attendance-N/A. Mutuel handle-$4,845,867
Total attendance-10,197. Mutuel handle-$7,556,166DEL MAR RESULTS
UNDER PRESSURE
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women’s handball bronze-medal match at Pan-American Games.TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
Angels—Acquired catcher Max Stassi from
Houston for outfielders Rainier Rivas and Raider
Uceta; designated catcher Dustin Garneau for
assignment; activated catcher Jonathan Lucroy
from the 10-day injured list.
Dodgers—Acquired infielder Jedd Gyorko,
international cap space and cash from St. Louis
for pitchers Tony Cingrani and Jeffry Abreu; ac-
quired pitcher Adam Kolarek from Tampa Bay for
outfielder Niko Hulsizer; optioned pitcher Tony
Gonsolin to Oklahoma City (PCL); activated
pitcher Dylan Floro from the 10-day injured list;
signed pitcher Tyler Thornburg to a minor league
contract.
Arizona—Traded shortstop Jazz Chisholm to
Miami for pitcher Zac Gallen; traded catcher John
Ryan Murphy to Atlanta for cash; traded pitcher
Zack Greinke to Houston for pitchers J.B.
Bukauskas and Corbin Martin, outfielder Seth
Beer and infielder Joshua Rojas; designated
pitcher Joey Krehbiel for assignment; sent first
baseman Kevin Cron and pitcher Matt Andriese
to the AZL Diamondbacks for rehab assign-
ments; transferred outfielder Blake Swihart to
the 60-day injured list.
Baltimore—Optioned pitcher Chandler
Shepherd to Norfolk (IL).
Chicago Cubs—Traded catcher Martin
Maldonado to Houston for infielder-outfielder
Tony Kemp; added pitcher David Phelps to the
25-man roster; optioned pitcher Duane Under-
wood Jr. to Iowa (PCL); designated pitcher Oscar
De La Cruz for assignment.
Chicago White Sox—Assigned pitcher Joe Jar-
neski to the AZL White Sox and pitcher Ray Castro
to the DSL Sox.
Cincinnati—Traded outfielder Taylor Trammell
to San Diego, which sent outfielder Franmil
Reyes, pitcher Logan Allen and third baseman
Victor Nova to Cleveland; traded pitcher Scott
Moss and outfielder Yasiel Puig to Cleveland,
which sent pitcher Trevor Bauer to Cincinnati;
traded pitcher Tanner Roark and cash to Oakland
for outfielder Jameson Hannah; traded second
baseman Scooter Gennett and cash to San Fran-
cisco for a player to be named; assigned catcher
Ryan Lavarnway outright to Louisville (IL); activat-
ed pitcher David Hernandez from the 10-day in-
jured list.
Cleveland—Optioned pitcher Logan Allen to
Columbus (IL); transferred pitchers Carlos Car-
rasco and Dan Otero to the 60-day injured list.
Colorado—Designated pitcher Harrison
Musgrave for assignment.
Detroit—Traded pitcher Shane Greene to At-
lanta for pitcher Joey Wentz and outfielder Travis
Demeritte; traded outfielder Nick Castellanos
and cash to the Chicago Cubs for pitchers Paul
Richan and Alex Lange; sent pitcher Spencer
Turnbull to Toledo (IL) for a rehab assignment.
Houston—Put pitcher Ryan Pressly on the 10-
day injured list, retroactive to July 27; called up
pitcher Bryan Abreu from Corpus Christi (TL).
Kansas City—Signed first baseman Erich
Weiss to a minor league contract.
Miami—Acquired outfielder Jesus Sanchez
and pitcher Ryne Stanek from Tampa Bay for
pitchers Nick Anderson and Trevor Richards.
Milwaukee—Traded pitcher Marcos Diplan to
Minnesota for cash.
Minnesota—Released pitcher Carlos Torres;
traded outfielder Jaylin Davis and pitchers Prel-
ander Berroa and Kai-Wei Teng to San Francisco
for pitcher Sam Dyson; sent first baseman C.J.
Cron to Fort Myers (FSL) for a rehab assignment.
N.Y. Yankees—Put first baseman Luke Voit
and pitcher David Hale on the 10-day injured list,
Hale retroactive to July 28; called up pitcher Jon-
athan Holder and infielder Breyvic Valera from
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL); traded pitcher Jo-
seph Harvey to Colorado for pitcher Alfredo Gar-
cia; sent pitcher Jonathan Loaisiga to Trenton
(EL) for a rehab assignment.
Oakland—Put catcher Josh Phegley and
outfielder Ramon Laureano on the 10-day injured
list, retroactive to July 29; designated pitcher An-
drew Triggs for assignment; assigned pitcher Bri-
an Schlitter outright to Las Vegas (PCL); called up
catcher Beau Taylor and outfielder Nick Martini
from Las Vegas; sent pitcher Marco Estrada to
Stockton (Cal) for a rehab assignment.
Philadelphia—Optioned pitcher Edgar Garcia
to Lehigh Valley (IL); designated third baseman
Mitch Walding and outfielder Dylan Cozens for
assignment; sent pitcher Jerad Eickhoff to Clear-
water (FSL) for a rehab assignment; signed
pitcher Blake Parker to a minor league contract.
Pittsburgh—Traded outfielder Corey
Dickerson to Philadelphia for international sign-ing bonus money and a player to be named.
San Diego—Traded pitcher Brad Wieck to the
Chicago Cubs for pitcher Carl Edwards Jr.; sent
pitcher Garrett Richards to Lake Elsinore (Cal) for
a rehab assignment.
San Francisco—Traded pitchers Drew
Pomeranz and Ray Black to Milwaukee for infield-
er Mauricio Dubon; traded pitcher Mark Melan-
con to Atlanta for pitchers Dan Winkler and Tris-
tan Beck; called up pitchers Jandel Gustave,
Dereck Rodriguez and Andrew Suarez from Sac-
ramento (PCL).
Seattle—Traded pitchers Roenis Elias and
Hunter Strickland to Washington for pitchers
Aaron Fletcher, Taylor Guilbeau and Elvis Alva-
rado; traded pitchers Mike Leake and cash to
Arizona for infielder Jose Caballero; purchased
the contract of pitcher Zac Grotz from Arkansas
(TL) and pitcher Gerson Bautista from Tacoma
(PCL).
Tampa Bay—Optioned third baseman Daniel
Robertson to Durham (IL); traded pitcher Jake
Faria to Milwaukee for first baseman Jesus
Aguilar;
Texas—Optioned pitcher Kolby Allard to Nash-
ville (PCL); traded pitchers Joe Jarneski and Ray
Castro to the Chicago White Sox for pitcher Nate
Jones, international slot compensations and
cash; put Jones on the 60-day injured list.
Toronto—Put pitcher Ryan Borucki on the 10-
day injured list, retroactive to July 28; purchased
the contract of pitcher Buddy Boshers from Buf-
falo; claimed pitcher Brock Stewart off waivers
from the Dodgers and optioned him to Buffalo;
traded pitchers Aaron Sanchez and Joe Biagini
and outfielder Cal Stevenson to Houston for out-
fielder Derek Fisher.
Washington—Traded pitcher Kyle Johnston to
Toronto for pitcher Daniel Hudson; activated
pitcher Justin Miller from the 60-day injured list
and designated him for assignment; designated
pitchers Michael Blazek and Javy Guerra for as-
signment; transferred pitcher Jonny Venters to
the 60-day injured list.
PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta—Signed forward Ray Spalding.
Golden State—Signed guards Damion Lee
and Ky Bowman.
Memphis—Signed guard Marko Guduric to a
multiyear contract.
PRO FOOTBALL
Chargers—Hired Liliana Perez as cultural af-
fairs director.
Buffalo—Waived/injured offensive lineman
Jeremiah Sirles.
Dallas—Released offensive lineman Larry
Allen Jr.; signed linebacker Justin Phillips.
Green Bay—Waived/injured cornerback
Javien Hamilton; claimed linebacker Markus
Jones off waivers from Baltimore.
Houston—Activated nose tackle Walter
Palmore and tight end Kahale Warring from the
NFI list.
Miami—Waived punter Stone Wilson;
activated tight end Dwayne Allen from the un-
able-to-perform list.
Tampa Bay—Waived tight end Donnie
Ernsberger and offensive tackle Riley Mayfield;
waived/injured safety Orion Stewart; signed wide
receiver Matthew Eaton and tight end Scott
Orndoff; claimed offensive tackle William Poehls
off waivers from Indianapolis.
Washington—Waived/injured center Casey
Dunn; waived guard Tyler Catalina; signed offen-
sive tackle Donald Penn and guard Hugh Thorn-
ton.
HOCKEY
New Jersey—Signed defenseman Will Butcher
to a three-year contract.
Tampa Bay—Signed goaltender Andrei
Vasilevskiy to an eight-year contract; traded for-
ward Ryan Callahan and a fifth-round draft
choice to Ottawa for goaltender Mike Condon
and a sixth-round draft choice.
SOCCER
D.C. United—Announced it had mutually
parted ways with midfielder Chris McCann.TENNIS
$2-MILLION CITI OPEN
At Washington, D.C.
Surface: Hard-Outdoor
MEN’S SINGLES (second round)—Norbert
Gombos, Slovakia, d. Adrian Mannarino, France,
6-4, 7-6 (9); Miomir Kecmanovic, Serbia, d. Pi-
erre-Hugues Herbert (15), France, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6
(5); John Isner (5), d. Hubert Hurkacz, Poland,
6-4, 6-4; Felix Auger-Aliassime (9), Canada, d.
Reilly Opelka, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4; Benoit Paire (10),
France, d. Marc Polmans, Austria, 6-3, 6-7 (5),
7-6 (4); Milos Raonic (8), Canada, d. Tim Smy-
czek, 6-1, 6-4; Peter Gojowczyk, Germany, d. Alex
de Minaur (12), Australia, 6-3, 7-6 (6); Stefanos
Tsitsipas (1), Greece, d. Tommy Paul, 6-3, 7-5;
Nick Kyrgios, Australia, d. Gilles Simon (11),
France, 6-4, 7-6 (5); Yoshihito Nishioka, Japan,
d. David Goffin (7), Belgium, 6-7 (5), 6-2, 7-6
(5); Jordan Thompson, Australia, d. Jan-Lennard
Struff (14), Germany, 6-7 (8), 6-4, 7-5.
WOMEN’S SINGLES (second round)—Jessica
Pegula d. Iga Swiatek, Poland, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1;
Lauren Davis d. Sofia Kenin (3), 5-7, 6-3, 6-4;
Anna Kalinskaya, Russia, d. Monica Puig (8),
Puerto Rico, 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4; Kristina Mladen-
ovic, France, d. Hailey Baptiste, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
MEN’S DOUBLES (first round)—Bob Bryan
and Mike Bryan d. Treat Huey, Philippines, and
Denis Kudla, 6-4, 2-6, 10-5; Andy Murray-Jamie
Murray, Britain, d. Nicolas Mahut -Edouard
Roger-Vasselin, France, 6-4, 6-7 (7), 10-5;
Raven Klaasen, South Africa-Michael Venus (3),
New Zealand, d. Kevin Krawietz-Andreas Mies,
Germany, 6-3, 3-6, 10-7.
(Quarterfinals)—Lukasz Kubot, Poland-
Marcelo Melo (2), Brazil, d. Matthew Ebden, Aus-
tralia, and Nicholas Monroe, 6-2, 5-7, 10-2.
WOMEN’S DOUBLES (quarterfinals)—Cori
Gauff and Catherine McNally d. Hsieh Yu-chieh,
Taiwan-You Xiaodi, China, 6-0, 6-3.
$876,183 SILICON VALLEY CLASSIC
At San Jose
Surface: Hard-Outdoor
SINGLES (first round)—Maria Sakkari (7),
Greece, d. Mayo Hibi, Japan, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2; Elina
Svitolina (1), Ukraine, d. Daria Kasatkina, Rus-
sia, 6-3, 6-1; Aryna Sabalenka (2), Belarus, d.CoCo Vandeweghe, 6-3, 6-3; Carla Suarez
Navarro (6), Spain, d. Bethanie Mattek-Sands,
3-6, 6-1, 6-2.
$762,455 MEXICAN OPEN
At Los Cabos, Mexico
Surface: Hard-Outdoor
SINGLES (first round)—Taylor Fritz (5), d. Do-
minik Koepfer, Germany, 6-3, 6-4.
(Second round)—Diego Schwartzman (3), Ar-
gentina, d. Ernests Gulbis, Latvia, 7-5, 6-0;
Mikhail Kukushkin (8), Kazakhstan, d. Cameron
Norrie, Britain, 7-5, 7-5; Radu Albot (7), Mol-
dova, d. Taro Daniel, Japan, 6-1, 6-2; Guido Pella
(2), Argentina, d. Grigor Dimitrov, Bulgaria, 6-4,
6-2; Taylor Fritz (5), d. Prajnesh Gunneswaran,
India, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2;
$583,700 GENERALI OPEN
At Kitzbuhel, Austria
Surface: Clay-Outdoor
SINGLES (second round)—Casper Ruud, Nor-
way, d. Matthias Bachinger, Germany, 6-4, 7-6
(3); Jeremy Chardy, France, d. Dusan Lajovic (2),
Serbia, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3; Albert Ramos-Vinolas,
Spain, d. Jaume Munar, Spain, 6-2, 6-3; Pablo
Cuevas (4), Uruguay, d. Dennis Novak, Austria,
6-7 (1), 6-0, 6-2; Lorenzo Sonego (7), Italy, d.
Roberto Carballes Baena, Spain, 2-6, 7-6 (4),
7-6 (1); Fernando Verdasco (3), Spain, d. Jozef
Kovalik, Slovakia, 6-4, 7-6 (7); Pablo Andujar,
Spain, d. Philipp Kohlschreiber, Germany, 6-4,
6-4; Dominic Thiem (1), Austria, d. Sebastian
Ofner, Austria, 6-3, 6-2.
DOUBLES (quarterfinals)—Roman Jebavy,
Czech Republic-Matwe Middelkoop (3), Nether-
lands, d. Thomas Fabbiano, Italy-Hans Podlip-
nik-Castillo, Chile, 6-4, 6-1; Sander Gille-Joran
Vliegen (4), Belgium, d. Hugo Dellien, Bolivia-
David Vega Hernandez, Spain, 5-7, 6-1, 10-7.TEAM TENNIS
WTT
Wednesday’s Results
Springfield 21, Vegas 20
Washington 25, Orange County 15
San Diego 21, Orlando 18
New York 21, Philadelphia 16THE ODDS
Baseball
National League
Favorite Underdog
at DODGERS -195 San Diego +180
at Philadel. No line San Francisco No line
at St. Louis -120 Chicago +110
at Atlanta -145 Cincinnati +135
American League
Favorite Underdog
at Baltimore No line Toronto No line
at Boston -138 Tampa Bay +128
Houston -183 at Cleveland +168
Interleague
Favorite Underdog
Minnesota -157 at Miami +147
N.Y. Mets -151 at Chicago +141
at Oakland No line Milwaukee No line
Pro Football
Exhibition
At Canton, Ohio
Hall of Fame Game
Favorite Line (O/U) Underdog
Denver -2^1 ⁄ 2 (34) Atlanta
Updates at Pregame.com
—Associated PressPRO
BASKETBALL
WNBA
Western Conference
Team W L Pct. GB
Las Vegas............ 14 6 .700 —
SPARKS .............. 11 8 .579 21 ⁄ 2
Seattle................ 12 9 .571 21 ⁄ 2
Phoenix............... 10 9 .526 31 ⁄ 2
Minnesota ........... 10 10 .500 4
Dallas .................. 5 15 .250 9
Eastern Conference
Team W L Pct. GB
Connecticut ......... 14 6 .700 —
Washington ......... 13 6 .684^1 ⁄ 2
Chicago .............. 11 9 .550 3
New York............... 8 11 .421 51 ⁄ 2
Indiana ................. 7 15 .318 8
Atlanta ................. 5 16 .238 91 ⁄ 2
Wednesday’s Result
Indiana 61, Atlanta 59
Today’s Schedule
Las Vegas at SPARKS, 7 p.m.
Phoenix at Connecticut, 4 p.m.
New York at Dallas, 5 p.m.PRO SOCCER
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
WEST W L T PtsGFGA
LAFC ............ 15 3 4 49 59 23
Seattle ......... 11 6 5 38 33 28
GALAXY......... 12 9 1 37 30 31
San Jose....... 11 7 4 37 39 33
Minn. United .10 7 5 35 38 30
FC Dallas........ 9 8 6 33 31 26
Portland ......... 9 8 4 31 35 32
R. Salt Lake ....9 9 4 31 30 30
Houston .........9 10 3 30 32 35
Sporting K.C. ...6 9 7 25 33 39
Vancouver .......4 11 9 21 23 41
Colorado ........5 12 5 20 33 45
EAST W L T PtsGFGA
Philadelphia ..11 7 6 39 41 36
Atlanta ......... 11 9 3 36 38 29
D.C. United ..... 9 6 9 36 31 26
N.Y. City FC ..... 9 3 8 35 36 24
New York....... 10 9 4 34 39 34
Montreal .......10 11 3 33 31 38
New England ...9 8 6 33 34 39
Toronto FC ...... 9 9 5 32 38 38
Orlando City ....7 11 5 26 30 33
Columbus .......7 14 3 24 24 36
Chicago ..........5 10 9 24 34 35
Cincinnati .......5 16 2 17 22 53
Three points for a win, one for a tie.
Wednesday’s Result
At Orlando, Fla.
Atletico Madrid 3, MLS All-Stars 0
Saturday’s Schedule
GALAXY at Atlanta, 2 p.m.
LAFC at New England, 4:30 p.m.
Toronto FC at New York, 3 p.m.
FC Dallas at Orlando City, 4:30 p.m.
Vancouver at Cincinnati, 5 p.m.
Chicago at Houston, 6 p.m.
Montreal at Colorado, 6 p.m.
Columbus at San Jose, 7 p.m.
N.Y. City FC at Real Salt Lake, 7 p.m.
Sunday’s Schedule
Portland at Minnesota United, 1 p.m.
Philadelphia at D.C. United, 4:30 p.m.
Sporting Kansas City at Seattle, 7 p.m.MINOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
American Northern ....W L Pct. GB
Iowa (Cubs) ..............57 51 .528 —
Omaha (Royals) .........48 60 .444 9
Memphis (Cards) .......47 62 .431 10^1 ⁄ 2
Nashville (Rangers) ....44 62 .415 12
American Southern ....W L Pct. GB
San Antonio (Brewers) 6840 .630 —
Round Rock (Astros) ...63 44 .589 41 ⁄ 2
New Orleans (Marlins).5650 .528 11
Okla. City (Dodgers)....50 57 .467 17^1 ⁄ 2
Pacific Northern ........W L Pct. GB
Sacramento (Giants)...58 50 .537 —
Fresno (Nationals) ......53 55 .491 5
Tacoma (Mariners)......50 58 .463 8
Reno (D’backs) ..........49 59 .454 9
Pacific Southern .......W L Pct. GB
El Paso (Padres) ........64 44 .593 —
Las Vegas (A’s)...........62 46 .574 2
Salt Lake (Angels) ......48 60 .444 16
Albuquer. (Rockies) ....45 64 .413 19^1 ⁄ 2
Wednesday’s Results
Memphis 7, Albuquerque 6
Round Rock 6, Fresno 0
Nashville 7, El Paso 6
Sacramento 5, San Antonio 2
Oklahoma City 5, Salt Lake 3
Iowa 7, Reno 4
Las Vegas 9, New Orleans 7
Omaha 14, Tacoma 11
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
North Division ...........W L Pct. GB
x-Visalia (D’backs) .....21 18 .538 —
San Jose (Giants).......21 18 .538 —
Stockton (A’s) ............18 21 .462 3
Modesto (Mariners) ....18 21 .462 3
South Division ...........W L Pct. GB
x-Ran. Cuc. (Dodgers) .2316 .590 —
Lancaster (Rockies) ....21 18 .538 2
Lake Elsinore (Padres) 2019 .513 3
Inland Empire (Angels) 1425 .359 9
x—won first half
Wednesday’s Results
Lancaster 7, Rancho Cucamonga 6
Lake Elsinore 5, San Jose 0
Visalia 4, Inland Empire 2
Modesto 7, Stockton 5PRO FOOTBALL
CANADIAN LEAGUE
Today’s Schedule
Winnipeg at Toronto, 4 p.m.
Hamilton at Saskatchewan, 6:30 p.m.
Friday’s Schedule
Ottawa at Montreal, 4 p.m.
ARENA LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Semifinals
Saturday
Albany at Baltimore, 4 p.m.
Sunday
Washington at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.SURFING
U.S. OPEN OF SURFING
At Huntington Beach
Junior Men
Quarterfinals
Heat Qualifiers, 2-Wave Totals
Jeff Schilling, 12.23. Joh Azuchi, 12.10. Caleb
Tancred, 13.63. Kade Matson, 14.67. Taj Lin-
blad, 10.00. Mateus Hercy, 9.60. Hagan John-
son, 11.80. Taro Watanabe 13.17.
Junior Women
Quarterfinals
Heat Qualifiers, 2-Wave Totals
Kira Pinkerton, 14.66. Alyssa Spencer, 16.00.
Keala Tomoda-Bannert, 12.50. Caitlin Simmers
13.40. Sawyer Lindblad, 9.96. Eva Woodland,
8.06. Samantha Sibley, 9.16. Sol Aguirre 10.17.
Men’s QS 10,000
Round Three
Heat Winners, 2-Wave Totals
Charly Martin, 13.00. Connor O’Leary, 12.70.
Peterson Crisanto, 14.28. Michael Rodrigues,
11.77. Evan Geiselman, 13.66. Caio Ibelli,
13.03. Weslley Dantas 11.83. Kanoa Igarashi
13.28. Barron Mamiya 12.00. Adriano de Souza,
12.77. Griffin Colapinto, 16.00. Conner Coffin,
12.64
NFL
EXHIBITIONS
PRESEASON
Week 1
Today’s Schedule
Denver vs Atlanta at Canton, Ohio, 5 p.m.
Week 2
Thursday, Aug. 8
CHARGERS at Arizona, 7 p.m.
Indianapolis at Buffalo, 4 p.m.
N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m.
Jacksonville at Baltimore, 4:30 p.m.
Tennessee at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m.
New England at Detroit, 4:30 p.m.
Washington at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m.
Atlanta at Miami, 4:30 p.m.
Houston at Green Bay, 5 p.m.
Carolina at Chicago, 5 p.m.
Denver at Seattle, 7 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 9
Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m.
Minnesota at New Orleans, 5 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 10
RAMS at Oakland, 5 p.m.
Cincinnati at Kansas City, 5 p.m.
Dallas at San Francisco, 6 p.m.
BOXING
FIGHT SCHEDULE
Friday
At New York (FOX), Marcus Browne vs. Jean
Pascal, 12, for the interim WBA World light-
heavyweight title; Adam Kownacki vs. Chris
Arreola, 12, heavyweights; Andre Berto vs.
Miguel Cruz, 12, welterweights; Carlos Negron vs.
Brian Howard, 10, heavyweights; Curtis Stevens
vs. Wale Omotoso, 10, middleweights.GOLF
PGA STATISTICS
Through July 28
FedExCup Season Points
- Brooks Koepka, 2,887. 2. Rory McIlroy,
2,315. 3. Matt Kuchar, 2,313. 4. Xander Schauf-
fele, 1,858. 5. Gary Woodland, 1,795. 6. Patrick
Cantlay, 1,730. 7. Dustin Johnson, 1,686. 8. Paul
Casey, 1,574. 9. Jon Rahm, 1,447. 10. Justin
Rose, 1,423.
Scoring Average - Rory McIlroy, 69.090. 2. Patrick Cantlay,
69.171. 3. Brooks Koepka, 69.265. 4. Webb
Simpson, 69.326. 5. Dustin Johnson, 69.428. - Justin Rose, 69.527. 7. Tommy Fleetwood,
69.556. 8. Matt Kuchar, 69.610. 9. Justin Thom-
as, 69.612. 10. Jon Rahm, 69.665.
Driving Distance - Cameron Champ, 316.6. 2. Luke List,
314.3. 3. Rory McIlroy, 313.7. 4. Wyndham
Clark, 312.8. 5. Bubba Watson, 311.8. 6. Seth
Reeves, 311.5. 7. Dustin Johnson, 311.2. 8. Trey
Mullinax, 310.2. 9. Tony Finau, 309.8. 10. Gary
Woodland, 309.1.
Driving Accuracy Percentage - Ryan Moore, 75.05%. 2. Chez Reavie,
75.02%. 3. Jim Furyk, 74.01%. 4. Ryan Armour,
73.19%. 5. Henrik Stenson, 72.13%. 6. Andrew
Landry, 71.86%. 7. Brice Garnett, 71.45%. 8.
Brian Gay, 70.97%. 9. Brian Stuard, 70.89%. 10.
Jim Herman, 70.15%.
Greens in Regulation Percentage - Corey Conners, 72.70%. 2. D.J. Trahan,
71.62%. 3. Charles Howell III, 71.43%. 4. John-
son Wagner, 71.40%. 5. Alex Prugh, 71.08%. 6.
Talor Gooch, 70.95%. 7. Matt Kuchar, 70.63%. - Brooks Koepka, 70.61%. 9. Justin Thomas,
70.56%. 10. Martin Laird, 70.42%.
Total Driving - Brendan Steele, 58. 2. Gary Woodland, 79.
- Bryson DeChambeau, 92. 4. Paul Casey, 98.
- Alex Prugh and Sepp Straka, 102. 7. Daniel
Berger, 105. 8. Brooks Koepka, 106. 9. 2 tied
with 114.
SG-Putting - Denny McCarthy, .973. 2. Dominic Bozzelli,
.897. 3. Graeme McDowell, .789. 4. Justin Rose,
.753. 5. Vaughn Taylor, .746. 6. Jordan Spieth,
.738. 7. Andrew Putnam, .713. 8. Beau Hossler,
.694. 9. Wyndham Clark, .664. 10. Aaron Bad-
deley, .654.
Birdie Average - Justin Thomas, 4.53. 2. Gary Woodland,
4.49. 3. Rory McIlroy, 4.39. 4. Aaron Wise, 4.36. - Dustin Johnson, 4.33. 6. Brooks Koepka,
4.32. 7. Jon Rahm, 4.30. 8. Ryan Palmer, 4.29. - Patrick Cantlay, 4.28. 10. Bryson DeCham-
beau, 4.27.
Eagles (Holes per) - Martin Laird, 83.3. 2. Rory McIlroy, 84.0. 3.
Paul Casey, 87.2. 4. Justin Thomas, 90.0. 5.
Jhonattan Vegas, 94.2. 6. Keith Mitchell, 96.4. - Emiliano Grillo, 99.7. 8. Justin Rose, 100.0. 9.
Sam Burns, 100.3. 10. Brooks Koepka, 101.5.
Sand Save Percentage - Tyrone Van Aswegen, 68.18%. 2. Francesco
Molinari, 64.52%. 3. Ernie Els, 64.47%. 4.
Dustin Johnson, 64.06%. 5. Tommy Fleetwood,
63.64%. 6. Webb Simpson, 63.30%. 7. Jimmy
Walker, 61.76%. 8. Russell Knox and Sam Ryder,
61.54%. 10. Martin Kaymer, 61.43%.
All-Around Ranking - Rory McIlroy, 240. 2. Brooks Koepka, 255.
- Justin Thomas, 323. 4. Jon Rahm, 325. 5.
Rickie Fowler, 344. 6. Matt Kuchar, 348. 7. Xan-
der Schauffele, 351. 8. Gary Woodland, 368. 9.
Jason Day, 371. 10. Scott Piercy, 399.
THIS DATE
IN SPORTS
August 1
1936—Adolf Hitler presides over the opening
ceremony of the Berlin Olympics.
1945—New York's Mel Ott hits his 500th
home run in a 9-2 win over Boston at the Polo
Grounds. Only Babe Ruth with 714 and Jimmie
Foxx with 527 have more.
1972—Nate Colbert of San Diego drives in 13
runs in a doubleheader sweep of Atlanta 9-0 and
11-7.
1987—Mike Tyson unifies the heavyweight di-
vision with a 12-round unanimous decision over
IBF champion Tony Tucker in Las Vegas.
1990—Arkansas jumps to the Southeastern
Conference, severing its 76-year tie to the trou-
bled Southwest Conference.
1992—Eric Griffin, a two-time world champion
at 106 pounds, loses to Rafael Lozano of Spain
under the new electronic scoring system at the
Barcelona Olympics. He is beaten despite all five
judges crediting him with more blows than his
opponent as did five jury members used as a
backup in case the computer failed.
1996—Michael Johnson wins Olympic gold in
the 200 meters in a record 19.32 seconds, be-
coming the first male Olympian to win the 200
and 400 in a single games.
2004—Karen Stupples wins her first major ti-
tle with a record-tying 19-under 269 at the Wom-
en's British Open. Stupples ties the low score in a
major, set by Dottie Pepper at the 1999 Nabisco
Dinah Shore.
2009—Rachel Alexandra speeds around the
far turn and rolls past the boys once again to win
the $1.25 million Haskell Invitational at Mon-
mouth Park and establishes herself as one of the
greatest fillies in thoroughbred racing. The bay
filly, ridden by Calvin Borel, beats Belmont
Stakes winner Summer Bird by six lengths.LPGA
Solheim Cup Points,
Through July 28
- Lexi Thompson, 547.00
- Danielle Kang, 480.50
- Nelly Korda, 477.50
- Jessica Korda, 389.50
- Lizette Salas, 337.00
- Megan Khang, 297.50
- Marina Alex, 287.50
- Brittany Altomare, 257.50
- Ally McDonald, 250.50
- Cristie Kerr, 224.50
- Angel Yin, 217.00
- Stacy Lewis, 205.00
- Austin Ernst, 193.00
- Amy Olson, 178.00
- Brittany Lincicome, 172.00
Vare Trophy Standings
Through July 28 - Jin Young Ko, 69.109
- Hyo Joo Kim, 69.171
- Sung Hyun Park, 69.306
- Brooke M. Henderson, 69.629
- Shanshan Feng, 69.825
- Minjee Lee, 69.844
- Nelly Korda, 69.860
- Jeongeun Lee6, 69.873
- Amy Yang, 69.885
- Carlota Ciganda, 69.891
- Mi Jung Hur, 69.930
- Inbee Park, 70.021
- Jessica Korda, 70.029
- Sei Young Kim, 70.125
- Ariya Jutanugarn, 70.152