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Daily Sports Roundup: July 13

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The top players in the league take to the diamond at Angel Stadium as the American League and National League play the All-Star Game.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The National League will be looking to end its lengthy losing streak at baseball’s All-Star Game when they take on the American League at Angel Stadium of Anaheim (8:05pm ET, FOX). The National League last won the All-Star Game back in 1996 at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia. The AL claimed the All-Star Game 4-3 last season in St. Louis.

Oddsmakers have the American League set as the -120 home favorites for Tuesday night, with the total for the contest pegged at 8.5 runs. Elected as starters for the Junior Circuit this year were catcher Joe Mauer, first baseman Justin Morneau, second baseman Robinson Cano, third baseman Evan Longoria, shortstop Derek Jeter, outfielders Carl Crawford, Josh Hamilton, and Ichiro Suzuki, and designated hitter Vladimir Guerrero. Morneau, though, suffered a mild concussion last week and won’t take part in the game; White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko replaced him on the roster.

Elected as National League starters for the game were catcher Yadier Molina, first baseman Albert Pujols, second baseman Chase Utley, third baseman David Wright, shortstop Hanley Ramirez, and outfielders Ryan Braun, Andre Ethier, and Jason Heyward. Utley is on the disabled list because of a thumb injury and won’t suit up on Tuesday; Martin Prado will take his place in the National League’s lineup. Heyward is also on the DL with a thumb injury and he’ll be forced to miss the All-Star Game as well.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

Finally, the WNBA offers up one game on Tuesday night, with Los Angeles at Tulsa. The Sparks (4-13 SU, 4-13 ATS) are 0-7 on the road so far this season, and they fell 98-89 to Phoenix in their last game. DeLisha Milton-Jones tossed in 20 points for Los Angeles in that losing cause. The Shock (3-14 SU, 4-13 ATS) ride an 11-game losing streak into Tuesday’s game, and they were blasted 100-72 in Indiana in their last contest. Amber Holt had a team-high 18 points off the bench for Tulsa in that big defeat.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 11

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Yankees take on the Mariners, F1 races at Silverstone, and the World Cup concludes in South Africa with Netherlands vs. Spain.

Chasing the World Cup . . .

The World Cup finally comes to an end on Sunday with the championship game between the Netherlands and Spain at Soccer City in Johannesburg (2:30pm ET). Spain slipped past Germany 1-0 in the tournament semifinals on Wednesday, and they’re sitting as the favorites for the final at +110. The Netherlands, coming off a 3-2  victory over Uruguay, is the +240 underdog, with draw odds of +230, and the total at 2.5.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The American League wraps up its first-half schedule on Sunday with Minnesota at Detroit, Boston at Toronto, Cleveland at Tampa Bay, Kansas City at the White Sox, Baltimore at Texas, the Angels at Oakland, and the Yankees at Seattle. CC Sabathia (11-3, 3.19 ERA) is expected to get the ball for New York in Sunday afternoon’s contest, while the Mariners send Ryan Rowland-Smith (1-8, 5.74 ERA) to the hill. Lefthander Sabathia picked up the win in each of his past seven starts, and he beat the M’s on July 1 (one earned run over eight innings). Lefthander Rowland-Smith was Sabathia’s opposition on July 1, picking up a no-decision while giving up two runs over six innings.

Meanwhile, the National League on Sunday has Cincinnati at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Washington, St. Louis at Houston, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, San Diego at Colorado, Florida at Arizona, the Cubs at the Dodgers, and Atlanta at the Mets. Derek Lowe (9-7, 4.40 ERA) is the Braves’ probable starter for Sunday, while New York goes with Johan Santana (6-5, 3.15 ERA). Righthander Lowe lost to the Phillies in his last trip to the mound despite giving up just two runs over his seven innings of work. Lefthander Santana blanked the Reds on three hits over nine innings in his last start; Santana took a no-decision against the Braves back on May 18, allowing two runs over seven innings.

Roaring around the track . . .

The drivers of Formula 1 will hit the track at Silverstone on Sunday for the British Grand Prix. Sebastian Vettel is coming off a win in the European Grand Prix last time out, and the oddsmakers have him pegged as the 9/4 favorite for Sunday’s race. Lewis Hamilton is listed at 3/1 for Sunday, with Mark Webber at 9/2, Fernando Alonso at 13/2, and Jenson Button at 7/1. Vettel won the British Grand Prix last season, with Webber following him across the finish line just 15 seconds later. Button ended up in sixth place at that event, while Alonso was 14th, and Hamilton had to settle for a 16th-place finish.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

The Canadian Football League wraps up its Week 2 slate on Sunday with Montreal at Edmonton. Montreal couldn’t come up with a win in its first game of the season last week, falling 54-51 on the road to Saskatchewan. Edmonton is also 0-1 on the year after getting beaten 25-10 at home by British Columbia last week. Oddsmakers have the Alouettes listed as 6-point road favorites for Sunday’s matchup, with the total at 54.

Finally, there’s just one game on the WNBA’s schedule for Sunday with Chicago at New York. The Sky (8-10 SU, 10-8 ATS) were beaten 58-51 at home by Indiana in their last game despite Sylvia Fowles’ 26-point performance. The Liberty (7-9 SU, 7-8-1 ATS) are coming off a 78-70 loss to Seattle; Taj McWilliams-Franklin scored 20 points in that defeat.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 10

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Mets play host to the Braves, the WNBA stages its All-Star Game, and the drivers of the Sprint Cup Series race at Chicagoland.

Chasing the World Cup . . .

The World Cup offers up its Third Place Game in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, with Uruguay battling Germany. The Germans fell 1-0 to Spain in the tournament semifinals on Wednesday, and they’re listed as the -140 favorites for the Third Place Game, with Uruguay at +350, and the draw odds at +275. The total for the contest sits at 2.5 goals. Uruguay went up against the Netherlands in their semifinal matchup and were beat 3-2.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The American League schedule for Saturday has Boston at Toronto, Minnesota at Detroit, Kansas City at the White Sox, Cleveland at Tampa Bay, Baltimore at Texas, the Yankees at Seattle, and the Angels at Oakland. Los Angeles is expected to send Scott Kazmir (7-8, 5.98 ERA) to the mound in that last matchup, while the Athletics counter with Ben Sheets (3-8, 4.89 ERA). Lefthander Kazmir has been tagged with the loss in each of his last three starts, giving up seven runs over 6 1-3 innings against the White Sox last time out. Righthander Sheets was beaten by the Yankees in his last trip to the mound, surrendering three runs on eight hits over 7 1-3 innings of work in that contest.

Over on the National League schedule for Saturday it’ll be the Cubs at the Dodgers, San Francisco at Washington, St. Louis at Houston, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, San Diego at Colorado, Florida at Arizona, and Atlanta at the Mets. The Braves are slated to send Tim Hudson (8-4, 2.44 ERA) to the mound on Saturday, with New York going with Mike Pelfrey (10-3, 3.39 ERA). Righthander Hudson was a hard-luck loser against the Marlins in his most recent trip to the mound, allowing three runs on six hits over his eight innings of work. Righthander Pelfrey is coming off an ugly outing against the Reds in which he was knocked around for seven runs on nine hits in his 4 2-3 innings pitched.

Roaring around the track . . .

The drivers of the Sprint Cup Series will take the track on a Saturday night for a second straight week, competing in the LifeLock.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway. Jeff Gordon and Kevin Harvick are the 13/2 Vegas co-favorites to visit victory lane in Saturday’s Cup event, followed by Tony Stewart at 6/1, Jimmie Johnson at 15/2, and Kyle Busch at 17/2. Gordon, Harvick, Stewart, and Busch have all won Cup races at Chicagoland in the past, while Johnson will be looking for his first victory on the track. Mark Martin, the defending champion, is listed at 10/1 odds to repeat that win on Saturday.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

There are two games on the Canadian Football League’s schedule for Saturday, with Calgary at Hamilton and Saskatchewan at British Columbia. Calgary got past Toronto 30-16 at home in Week 1 last time out, while Hamilton is coming off a 49-29 road loss to Winnipeg. The Tiger-Cats are 2-point home favorites for Saturday, with the total at 52 points. Saskatchewan slipped past Montreal 54-51 at home in their first game of the season, while British Columbia managed to knock off Edmonton 25-10 on the road. Oddsmakers have the Lions set as 2.5-point home favorites on Saturday, with a total of 54.

Finally, the WNBA has its All-Star Game on tap for Saturday afternoon, with this year’s format seeing players from the USA women’s national team taking on a team of the WNBA’s all-stars. Tip-off is set for 3:30pm ET at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 9

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Canadian Football League kicks off its second week of action, while the Nats get a visit from the Giants, and the Twins take on Detroit.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The National League slate for Friday has Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Atlanta at the Mets, St. Louis at Houston, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, San Diego at Colorado, Florida at Arizona, the Cubs at the Dodgers, and San Francisco at Washington. Matt Cain (6-7, 2.98 ERA) will go up against Stephen Strasburg (2-2, 2.45 ERA) in that last matchup. Righthander Cain had to settle for a no-decision last time out, allowing three runs over seven innings of work against the Rockies; San Francisco is 0-4 in Cain’s last four starts. Righthander Strasburg will be looking for his first victory since June 13; Strasburg picked up a no-decision against the Mets last time out, giving up two runs in five innings.

Meanwhile, the American League offers up Boston at Toronto, Cleveland at Tampa Bay, Baltimore at Texas, Kansas City at the White Sox, the Angels at Oakland, the Yankees at Seattle, and Minnesota at Detroit. Fernando Liriano (6-6, 3.32 ERA) will take on Justin Verlander (10-5, 3.85 ERA) in that battle between AL Central clubs. Lefthander Liriano took a no-decision against the Rays in his last start (one run over seven innings), and he was beaten by the Tigers in his June 28 outing (six runs over six innings). Righthander Verlander is coming off back-to-back wins over the Mariners and Braves, surrendering five earned runs on 13 hits over 14 innings of work in the victories.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

Finally, the second week of the Canadian Football League season gets underway on Friday night, with Toronto at Winnipeg. The Argonauts were pounded 30-16 on the road by the Stampeders in their first game of the season last week, while the Blue Bombers are coming off a 49-29 home win over the Tiger-Cats. Oddsmakers have pegged Winnipeg as the big 11.5-point home favorite for Friday night, with the total listed at 46.5.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 7

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: Germany takes on Spain in the second World Cup semifinal, while the Red Sox battle the Rays, and the Dodgers play host to the Marlins.

Chasing the World Cup . . .

The second World Cup semifinal match will take place at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Wednesday, with Germany vs. Spain. Oddsmakers have Spain as a slight +155 favorite in that contest, with Germany at +170, the draw odds at +225, and the total at 2.5. The Spaniards barely got past Paraguay in the quarterfinals, winning 1-0 in Johannesburg; Spain also picked up a 1-0 win over Portugal in the Round of 16. Germany beat Argentina and England by a combined 8-1 score over the last two rounds.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The American League schedule for Wednesday has Baltimore at Detroit, Minnesota at Toronto, Cleveland at Texas, the Angels at the White Sox, the Yankees at Oakland, Kansas City at Seattle, and Boston at Tampa Bay. Tim Wakefield (3-6, 4.96 ERA) is slated to take on David Price (11-4, 2.42 ERA) in that Sox/Rays matchup. Righthander Wakefield beat the Orioles in his last trip to the mound, holding them to two runs on seven hits over his eight innings of work. Lefthander Price was beaten by the Twins in his last start despite allowing only two runs on four hits in eight innings pitched that day.

Meanwhile, the National League on Wednesday offers up Atlanta at Philadelphia, San Diego at Washington, Cincinnati at the Mets, Pittsburgh at Houston, San Francisco at Milwaukee, St. Louis at Colorado, the Cubs at Arizona, and Florida at the Dodgers. Josh Johnson (8-3, 1.82 ERA) will take on Hiroki Kuroda (7-6, 3.78 ERA) in that last contest. Righthander Johnson had to settle for a no-decision in his last start against the Braves despite allowing just one run on six hits over six innings of work. Righthander Kuroda was rocked by the D-Backs last time out, giving up six runs in just 1 2-3 innings.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

Finally, there’s just one game on the WNBA’s schedule for Wednesday, with Connecticut at Atlanta in a battle of Eastern powers. The Sun (10-6 SU, 9-6-1 ATS) will be looking to bounce back from a 92-80 loss to Chicago last time out, with Sandrine Gruda scoring a team-high 17 points for Connecticut in that defeat. The Dream (13-5 SU, 10-7-1 ATS) are also coming off a loss to Chicago; they fell 88-82 to the Sky last game. Angel McCoughtry was good for 20 points for Atlanta that day, while Iziane Castro Marques had 17 points. Atlanta beat Connecticut 97-82 when they met May 21.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 6

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Athletics play host to the Yankees, the Padres take to the field in Washington, and Uruguay battles the Netherlands at the World Cup.

Chasing the World Cup . . .

The World Cup’s semifinal round begins on Tuesday with Uruguay vs. The Netherlands at Green Point Stadium in Cape Town. Oddsmakers have the Dutch set as big -165 favorites for Tuesday’s matchup, with Uruguay at +550, the draw odds at +250, and the total at 2.5. The Netherlands upset Brazil 2-1 in Port Elizabeth in the World Cup’s quarterfinals, and Uruguay reached the final four by getting past Ghana in penalty kicks.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The American League schedule for Tuesday has Baltimore at Detroit, Minnesota at Toronto, Boston at Tampa Bay, Cleveland at Texas, the Angels at the White Sox, Kansas City at Seattle, and the Yankees at Oakland. CC Sabathia (10-3, 3.33 ERA) is slated to take on Trevor Cahill (8-2, 2.74 ERA) in that Yankees/Athletics matchup. Lefthander Sabathia has picked up the win in each of his last six starts, holding the Mariners to one earned run over eight innings in his last trip to the mound. Righthander Cahill is coming off a win over the Orioles in which he allowed one run in seven innings.

Meanwhile, the National League on Tuesday offers up Atlanta at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at the Mets, Pittsburgh at Houston, San Francisco at Milwaukee, St. Louis at Colorado, the Cubs at Arizona, Florida at the Dodgers, and San Diego at Washington. The Padres are expected to go with Clayton Richard (6-4, 2.74 ERA) on Tuesday, while the Nationals counter with Livan Hernandez (6-4, 2.98 ERA). Lefthander Richard is coming off back-to-back wins over the Rockies and Marlins, allowing two runs over those 13 innings of work. Righthander Hernandez had to settle for a no-decision in his last outing against the Mets, surrendering just one run on seven hits over seven innings.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

Finally, there are four games on the WNBA schedule for Tuesday, with Connecticut vs. San Antonio, Indiana vs. Chicago, Phoenix vs. Los Angeles, and New York vs. Seattle. The Liberty (7-8 SU, 7-8 ATS) were defeated 97-82 by Phoenix in their last game, with Cappie Pondexter tossing in 21 points for New York in that contest before taking a flagrant foul and getting ejected. The Storm (15-2 SU, 12-5 ATS) won their sixth straight game last time out, knocking off Los Angeles 75-62. Swin Cash was good for 18 points.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 5

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Red Sox and Rays begin a three-game series in Tampa Bay, while the first-place Braves go to Philadelphia for a set with the Phillies.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The American League schedule for Monday has Baltimore at Detroit, the Angels at the White Sox, Cleveland at Texas, the Yankees at Oakland, Kansas City at Seattle, and Boston at Tampa Bay. The Red Sox are expected to hand the ball to Daisuke Matsuzaka (5-3, 4.50 ERA) on Monday, with the Rays countering with Matt Garza (9-5, 4.08 ERA). Righthander Matsuzaka was beaten by Tampa Bay in his last trip to the mound on June 30, surrendering three earned runs on four hits over his six innings of work, while fanning seven. Righthander Garza picked up the win in that June 30 contest, giving up three earned runs on six hits over seven innings of work on that night.

Meanwhile, the National League on Monday offers up San Francisco at Milwaukee, the Cubs at Arizona, Cincinnati at the Mets, Florida at the Dodgers, and Atlanta at Philadelphia. Derek Lowe (9-6, 4.53 ERA) will take on Roy Halladay (9-7, 2.42 ERA) in that Braves/Phillies matchup. Righthander Lowe took the loss against the Nationals in his last trip to the mound, surrendering four earned runs on eight hits over 5 2-3 innings of work in that game. Righthander Halladay is also coming off a defeat, falling to the Reds after giving up four earned runs on 13 hits over eight innings of work. Halladay fanned 10 in that loss to Cincinnati, and he has 112 strikeouts vs. 17 walks on the year.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 4

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Tigers close out their series against the Mariners, the Cards battle the Brewers, and the CFL wraps up its opening weekend.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The American League schedule for Sunday features Oakland at Cleveland, Toronto at the Yankees, Baltimore at Boston, Tampa Bay at Minnesota, the White Sox at Texas, Kansas City at the Angels, and Seattle at Detroit. Cliff Lee (7-3, 2.45 ERA) will take to the mound for the Mariners on Sunday against the Tigers’ Jeremy Bonderman (4-5, 4.36 ERA). Lefthander Lee went the full nine innings for the third straight time in his last start, beating the Yankees by giving up three earned runs on eight hits. Righthander Bonderman pulled out a win against the Twins in his last trip to the mound despite giving up four earned runs on nine hits over just 5 1-3 innings pitched.

Meanwhile, the National League on Sunday offers up Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, the Mets at Washington, Florida at Atlanta, Cincinnati at the Cubs, San Francisco at Colorado, Houston at San Diego, the Dodgers at Arizona, and Milwaukee at St. Louis. The Brewers are expected to send Yovani Gallardo (8-3, 2.56 ERA) to the mound for Sunday’s game, with the Cardinals countering with Adam Wainwright (11-5, 2.34 ERA). Righthander Gallardo picked up his second straight win last time out, holding the Astros to four runs over his six innings of work. Righthander Wainwright blanked the Diamondbacks over 6 1-3 innings last time out, giving up just five hits in the game.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

Finally, the first week of the Canadian Football League’s schedule wraps up on Sunday, with British Columbia at Edmonton. The oddsmakers like the home side in this one, setting the Eskimos as the 4-point favorites with the total for the game at 54.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 3

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Mets take on the Nationals, the Sprint Cup Series competes at Daytona, and the World Cup wraps up its quarterfinals in South Africa.

Chasing the World Cup . . .

The quarterfinal round of the World Cup wraps up on Saturday, with Argentina vs. Germany and Paraguay vs. Spain. Argentina, which knocked off Mexico 3-1 in the Round of 16, is the +120 favorite for Saturday, with Germany the +230 underdog and the draw odds at +215. Germany beat England 4-1 last round. Spain is coming off a 1-0 win over Portugal, and they’re -250 favorites against Paraguay (+700), with draw odds set at +330. Paraguay advanced past Japan in the Round of 16 on penalty kicks.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

The American League schedule for Saturday offers up Toronto at the Yankees, Tampa Bay at Minnesota, Oakland at Cleveland, Seattle at Detroit, the White Sox at Texas, Kansas City at the Angels, and Baltimore at Boston. Jeremy Guthrie (3-9, 4.30 ERA) is slated to take on Jon Lester (9-3, 2.86 ERA) in that Orioles/Red Sox matchup. Righthander Guthrie hasn’t won since May 25, and he took a no-decision against the Nationals last time out (three runs over six innings). Lefthander Lester dominated the Giants in his last trip to the mound, allowing just one run on five hits over nine innings.

Over in the National League on Saturday it’ll be Cincinnati at the Cubs, Florida at Atlanta, Milwaukee at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Colorado, Houston at San Diego, the Dodgers at Arizona, and the Mets at Washington. R.A. Dickey (6-1, 2.98 ERA) will be up against Stephen Strasburg (2-2, 2.27 ERA) in that last game. Righthander Dickey had his six-start winning streak snapped last time out, giving up five runs in five innings in a loss to the Marlins. Righthander Strasburg was beaten by the Braves in his last outing after he gave up four runs in his 6 1-3 innings.

Roaring around the track . . .

The drivers of the Sprint Cup Series will take on Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night in the Coke Zero 400. Kyle Busch is the 13/2 Vegas favorite to visit victory lane at Daytona on Saturday, with Tony Stewart next at 6/1 odds, and both Kurt Busch and Jeff Gordon at 8/1 odds. Jimmie Johnson, who is coming off back-to-back wins in Sonoma and Loudon, is then tied with Dale Earnhardt Jr. at 10/1 odds, with Matt Kenseth at 12/1, and Kevin Harvick (the current series points leader) back at 13/1.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

Finally, there are four games on the WNBA schedule for Saturday, with Chicago at Atlanta, Washington at Tulsa, New York at Phoenix, and Seattle at Los Angeles. The Storm are the runaway leaders in the West, with a 14-2 record (11-5 against-the-spread) through 16 games. Seattle won their fifth straight game last time out, getting past San Antonio 86-72; Lauren Jackson scored 31 points for the Storm in that victory.

Daily Sports Roundup: July 2

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Twins play host to the Rays, the Marlins meet the Braves, and the Netherlands and Brazil do battle in World Cup quarterfinal action. Chasing the World Cup . . . The quarterfinal round of the World Cup gets underway on Friday, with Netherlands vs. Brazil and Uruguay vs. Ghana. Brazil blanked Chile 3-0 in the Round of 16 on Monday, and they’re listed as the -120 favorites against the Dutch (+330), with draw odds of +240. The Netherlands are coming off a 2-1 win over Slovakia. Uruguay knocked off South Korea 2-1 in their Round of 16 matchup last Saturday, and they’re favored at EVEN odds over Ghana (+285), with draw odds of +220. Ghana reached the World Cup’s quarterfinal round by getting past the United States by a score of 2-1. Meeting up on the diamond . . . The American League schedule for Friday has Toronto at the Yankees, Oakland at Cleveland, Seattle at Detroit, Baltimore at Boston, the White Sox at Texas, Kansas City at the Angels, and Tampa Bay at Minnesota. The Rays are expected to go with David Price (11-3, 2.44 ERA) in that last matchup, with the Twins countering with Scott Baker (6-7, 4.97 ERA). Lefthander Price beat the Diamondbacks last time out, allowing just two earned runs over eight innings while fanning 11 batters. Righthander Baker will be looking to bounce back from an ugly outing against the Mets in his most recent trip to the mound in which he surrendered six earned runs on 11 hits over just 4 1-3 innings. Meanwhile, the National League on Friday offers up Cincinnati at the Cubs, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, the Mets at Washington, San Francisco at Colorado, Milwaukee at St. Louis, the Dodgers at Arizona, Houston at San Diego, and Florida at Atlanta. Josh Johnson (8-3, 1.83 ERA) is slated to pitch for the Marlins on Friday against the Braves’ Kris Medlen (5-1, 3.15 ERA). Righthander Johnson took a rare loss last time out against the Padres despite giving up just two earned runs on five hits over eight innings of work. Righthander Medlen shut down the Tigers for a victory last time out, surrendering only one earned run on six hits over 6 2-3 innings in that game. Rounding out the Roundup . . . As well, the opening week of the Canadian Football League season continues on Friday with Hamilton at Winnipeg. Oddsmakers have the Tiger-Cats sitting as the 2-point road favorites for Friday night’s game, with the contest’s total posted at 51 points.

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