Trevor Cahill (RHP) has been reinstated from injured list and Luis Oviedo (RHP) has been placed on 10-day injured list (retro to June 7) with a left quad strain
Astros place RHP Smith on IL; recall RHP Bielak
Effective today, the Astros have placed RHP Joe Smith on the 10-day Injured List (right elbow soreness), retroactive to June 6, and have recalled RHP Brandon Bielak from Triple A Sugar Land. Bielak is with the Major League club today in Boston.
Twins place Kyle Garlick on injured list
Gilberto Celestino recalled from Triple-A St. Paul
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL, MN – The Minnesota Twins announced today that they have placed outfielder Kyle Garlick on the 10-day Injured List with a sports hernia.
Garlick has played in 36 games this season, hitting .232 (23-for-99) with eight doubles, five home runs, 10 RBI, 17 runs scored, six walks and a .745 OPS.
To replace Garlick on the 26-man roster, the Twins have recalled outfielder Gilberto Celestino from Triple-A St. Paul. The 22-year-old made his major league debut on June 2 in Baltimore. He will be in uniform for tonight’s game with the New York Yankees and looking to record his first major league hit.
NFL Announces 2021 Preseason Schedule Dates, Times
NATIONAL TELEVISION SCHEDULE
(All times Eastern)
| DATE | GAME | NETWORK (TIME) |
| Thursday, August 5 | NFL/Hall of Fame Game, Canton, Ohio:
Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Dallas Cowboys |
FOX (8:00 PM) |
| Preseason Week 2 | ||
| Friday, August 20 | Kansas City Chiefs at Arizona Cardinals | ESPN (8:00 PM) |
| Monday, August 23 | Jacksonville Jaguars at New Orleans Saints | ESPN (8:00 PM) |
| Preseason Week 3 | ||
| Sunday, August 29 | Miami Dolphins at Cincinnati Bengals | CBS (4:00 PM) |
| Sunday, August 29 | Cleveland Browns at Atlanta Falcons | NBC (8:00 PM) |
2021 PRESEASON WEEK-BY-WEEK SCHEDULE
(All times Eastern/PM)
NFL/HALL OF FAME GAME – AUGUST 5
Pittsburgh vs. Dallas (FOX), 8:00
WEEK 1
Thursday, August 12
Washington at New England, 7:30
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:30
Friday, August 13
Tennessee at Atlanta, 7:00
Buffalo at Detroit, 7:00
Dallas at Arizona, 10:00
Saturday, August 14
Miami at Chicago, 1:00
Denver at Minnesota, 4:00
New Orleans at Baltimore, 7:00
Cleveland at Jacksonville, 7:00
New York Jets at New York Giants, 7:30
Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 7:30
Houston at Green Bay, 8:00
Kansas City at San Francisco, 8:30
Seattle at Las Vegas, 9:00
Los Angeles Chargers at Los Angeles Rams, 10:00
Sunday, August 15
Carolina at Indianapolis, 1:00
WEEK 2
Thursday, August 19
New England at Philadelphia, 7:30
Friday, August 20
Kansas City at Arizona (ESPN), 8:00
Cincinnati at Washington, 8:00
Saturday, August 21
Buffalo at Chicago, 1:00
New York Jets at Green Bay, 4:25
Baltimore at Carolina, 7:00
Atlanta at Miami, 7:00
Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7:30
Tennessee at Tampa Bay, 7:30
Houston at Dallas, 8:00
Indianapolis at Minnesota, 8:00
Las Vegas at Los Angeles Rams, 10:00
Denver at Seattle, 10:00
Sunday, August 22
New York Giants at Cleveland, 1:00
San Francisco at Los Angeles Chargers, 7:30
Monday, August 23
Jacksonville at New Orleans (ESPN), 8:00
WEEK 3
Friday, August 27
Indianapolis at Detroit, 7:00
Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7:30
Philadelphia at New York Jets, 7:30
Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:00
Saturday, August 28
Green Bay at Buffalo, 1:00
Baltimore at Washington, 6:00
Chicago at Tennessee, 7:00
Tampa Bay at Houston, 8:00
Arizona at New Orleans, 8:00
Los Angeles Rams at Denver, 9:05
Los Angeles Chargers at Seattle, 10:00
Sunday, August 29
Jacksonville at Dallas, 1:00
Miami at Cincinnati (CBS), 4:00
Las Vegas at San Francisco, 4:00
New England at New York Giants, 6:00
Cleveland at Atlanta (NBC), 8:00
2021 PRESEASON TEAM-BY-TEAM SCHEDULE
(All times Eastern/PM)
| AFC | |||
Buffalo |
Miami |
New England |
N.Y. Jets |
| 8/13 at Detroit, 7:00 | 8/14 at Chicago, 1:00 | 8/12 Washington, 7:30 | 8/14 at N.Y. Giants, 7:30 |
| 8/21 at Chicago, 1:00 | 8/21 Atlanta, 7:00 | 8/19 at Philadelphia, 7:30 | 8/21 at Green Bay, 4:25 |
| 8/28 Green Bay, 1:00 | 8/29 at Cincinnati, 4:00 | 8/29 at N.Y. Giants, 6:00 | 8/27 Philadelphia, 7:30 |
Baltimore |
Cincinnati |
Cleveland |
Pittsburgh |
| 8/14 New Orleans, 7:00 | 8/14 at Tampa Bay, 7:30 | 8/14 at Jacksonville, 7:00 | 8/5 vs. Dallas,* 8:00 |
| 8/21 at Carolina, 7:00 | 8/20 at Washington, 8:00 | 8/22 N.Y. Giants, 1:00 | 8/12 at Philadelphia, 7:30 |
| 8/28 at Washington, 6:00 | 8/29 Miami, 4:00 | 8/29 at Atlanta, 8:00 | 8/21 Detroit, 7:30 |
| 8/27 at Carolina, 7:30 | |||
Houston |
Indianapolis |
Jacksonville |
Tennessee |
| 8/14 at Green Bay, 8:00 | 8/15 Carolina, 1:00 | 8/14 Cleveland, 7:00 | 8/13 at Atlanta, 7:00 |
| 8/21 at Dallas, 8:00 | 8/21 at Minnesota, 8:00 | 8/23 at New Orleans, 8:00 | 8/21 at Tampa Bay, 7:30 |
| 8/28 Tampa Bay, 8:00 | 8/27 at Detroit, 7:00 | 8/29 at Dallas, 1:00 | 8/28 Chicago, 7:00 |
Denver |
Kansas City |
Las Vegas |
L.A. Chargers |
| 8/14 at Minnesota, 4:00 | 8/14 at San Francisco, 8:30 | 8/14 Seattle, 9:00 | 8/14 at L.A. Rams, 10:00 |
| 8/21 at Seattle, 10:00 | 8/20 at Arizona, 8:00 | 8/21 at L.A. Rams, 10:00 | 8/22 San Francisco, 7:30 |
| 8/28 L.A. Rams, 9:05 | 8/27 Minnesota, 8:00 | 8/29 at San Francisco, 4:00 | 8/28 at Seattle, 10:00 |
| NFC | |||
Dallas |
N.Y. Giants |
Philadelphia |
Washington |
| 8/5 vs. Pittsburgh,* 8:00 | 8/14 N.Y. Jets, 7:30 | 8/12 Pittsburgh, 7:30 | 8/12 at New England, 7:30 |
| 8/13 at Arizona, 10:00 | 8/22 at Cleveland, 1:00 | 8/19 New England, 7:30 | 8/20 Cincinnati, 8:00 |
| 8/21 Houston, 8:00 | 8/29 New England, 6:00 | 8/27 at N.Y. Jets, 7:30 | 8/28 Baltimore, 6:00 |
| 8/29 Jacksonville, 1:00 | |||
Chicago |
Detroit |
Green Bay |
Minnesota |
| 8/14 Miami, 1:00 | 8/13 Buffalo, 7:00 | 8/14 Houston, 8:00 | 8/14 Denver, 4:00 |
| 8/21 Buffalo, 1:00 | 8/21 at Pittsburgh, 7:30 | 8/21 N.Y. Jets, 4:25 | 8/21 Indianapolis, 8:00 |
| 8/28 at Tennessee, 7:00 | 8/27 Indianapolis, 7:00 | 8/28 at Buffalo, 1:00 | 8/27 at Kansas City, 8:00 |
Atlanta |
Carolina |
New Orleans |
Tampa Bay |
| 8/13 Tennessee, 7:00 | 8/15 at Indianapolis, 1:00 | 8/14 at Baltimore, 7:00 | 8/14 Cincinnati, 7:30 |
| 8/21 at Miami, 7:00 | 8/21 Baltimore, 7:00 | 8/23 Jacksonville, 8:00 | 8/21 Tennessee, 7:30 |
| 8/29 Cleveland, 8:00 | 8/27 Pittsburgh, 7:30 | 8/28 Arizona, 8:00 | 8/28 at Houston, 8:00 |
Arizona |
L.A. Rams |
San Francisco |
Seattle |
| 8/13 Dallas, 10:00 | 8/14 L.A. Chargers, 10:00 | 8/14 Kansas City, 8:30 | 8/14 at Las Vegas, 9:00 |
| 8/20 Kansas City, 8:00 | 8/21 Las Vegas, 10:00 | 8/22 at L.A. Chargers, 7:30 | 8/21 Denver, 10:00 |
| 8/28 at New Orleans, 8:00 | 8/28 at Denver, 9:05 | 8/29 Las Vegas, 4:00 | 8/28 L.A. Chargers, 10:00 |
| *NFL/Hall of Fame Game, Canton, Ohio | |||
Warriors Boxing Signs Undefeated Junior Middleweight Kevin Salgado to Co-Promotional Deal with Davies Entertainment
Ft. Lauderdale, FL – Warriors Boxing is proud to announce the signing of undefeated junior middleweight Kevin Salgado to co-promotional contract with Davies Entertainment
Salgado, 23 years-old of Tizapan, Mexico is 13-0 with nine knockouts.
“I am blessed. I am very emotional and humbled, and I can’t wait to fight. We have a super team with Warriors and Davies Entertainment plus my manager Ursulo Perez,” said Salgado.
“I am very happy to join forces with Davies Entertainment. They are located in a one of the best boxing towns in San Antonio. Kevin Salgado is a very good puncher with either hand and comes from a great boxing family. His brother a two-time world champion,’ said Luis DeCubas Sr. of Warriors Boxing.
“I did a deal with Warriors in the past, and it was a great deal. For me it’s about providing opportunity for these young boxers and doing a deal with Warriors provides more exposure and opportunity for Kevin,” Cameron Davies, CEO of Davies Entertainment.
“I look forward to see Kevin fight in the United States and make waves in the middleweight division,” Said Ursulo Perez, Manager of Kevin Salgado
Salgado got interested in boxing after watching his brother, two-time world super featherweight champion, Juan Carlos Salgado compete.
” As an amateur, I was watching my brother,, the crowds that loved him. My brother was, and will always be my idol.”
Before turning professional, Salgado went 38-2 and he was a three-time national champion and a six-time regional champion.
Salgado, who has had all 13 of fights in Mexico is looking forward to plying his trade in America.
“I know there are differences in the two countries, particularly the style. Boxers, pure boxers with great skills are plentiful in the US. Here the fighters are more aggressive, straight forward and tough. A losing record of a Mexican fighter does not tell the true story of his abilities. I am fortunate that I have quicker hands and good foot movement in comparison to other middleweights in Mexico. This was obvious, as an amateur as I won three national championships. I am ready to advance my skills. I am quick and strong, and I will come to the United States to knock out all of the top fighters. I will likely be doing some training in the United States at Davies Gym..”
“I am hopeful to be on TV soon, and within the next 18 months challenge any champion. It makes no difference, I am a professional and I will be ready.
“It would be a great honor to win a world championship in Las Vegas or San Antonio. I want to defend it a few times, and return to Mexico to defend the championship in front of my countrymen.”
Photos by Davies Entertainment
NFL list of team-by-team completed transactions report for 6-9-21
The following are the NFL transactions for Wednesday, June 9. This version includes waiver requests, assignments via waivers, terminations, free agent signings, reserve list and practice squad additions and deletions, and trades.
| WAIVER SYSTEM TRANSACTIONS | |||||
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WAIVER REQUESTS (All are NO RECALL) |
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GREEN BAY |
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| Weber, Mike | RB | Ohio State | |||
HOUSTON |
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| Ejiofor, Duke | LB | Wake Forest | |||
| Failed Physical | |||||
PHILADELPHIA |
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| Grimes, Trevon | WR | Florida | |||
| Injured | |||||
| Partially Guaranteed Contract | |||||
| Newman, Jamie | QB | Wake Forest | |||
| Tate, Khalil | WR | Arizona | |||
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CLAIMING DEADLINE: 4:00 p.m., N.Y. Time, Thursday, 6/10/21 |
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TERMINATION VIA WAIVER SYSTEM |
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TENNESSEE |
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| McKinney, Anthony | T | Texas Christian | |||
TRADE |
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No. 52 |
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| Jones, Julio | WR | Alabama | |||
| Selection Choice–Round 6, 2023
TENNESSEE TRADES: Selection Choice–Round 2, 2022 Selection Choice–Round 4, 2023 (Conditional) |
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ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS |
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FREE AGENT SIGNINGS |
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GREEN BAY |
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| Campbell, De’Vondre | LB | Minnesota | |||
LAS VEGAS |
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| Wreh-Wilson, Blidi | DB | Connecticut | |||
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SELECTION LIST SIGNINGS |
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ARIZONA |
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| Collins, Zaven | LB | Tulsa | (1-16)* | ||
| Moore, Rondale | WR | Purdue | (2-49)* | ||
DALLAS |
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| Parsons, Micah | LB | Penn State | (1-12)* | ||
MIAMI |
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| Phillips, Jaelan | DE | Miami | (1-18)* | ||
NEW ORLEANS |
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| Adebo, Paulson | DB | Stanford | (3-76)* | ||
| Baker, Kawaan | WR | South Alabama | (7-255)* | ||
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*Round and Overall Selection Number in 2021 Draft. |
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NFL list of team-by-team completed transactions report for 6-8-21
The following are the NFL transactions for Friday, June 4. This version includes waiver requests, assignments via waivers, terminations, free agent signings, reserve list and practice squad additions and deletions, and trades.
| WAIVER SYSTEM TRANSACTIONS | |||||
|
WAIVER REQUEST (NO RECALL) |
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TENNESSEE |
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| McKinney, Anthony | T | Texas Christian | |||
| From Reserve/Injured Injury Settlement |
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|
CLAIMING DEADLINE: 4:00 p.m., N.Y. Time, Wednesday, 6/9/21 |
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|
TERMINATIONS VIA WAIVER SYSTEM |
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ARIZONA |
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| Miller, Shareef | DE | Penn State | |||
DENVER |
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| Cooper, Chris | DB | Stony Brook | |||
LAS VEGAS |
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| Harrell, Marquel | G | Auburn | |||
SEATTLE |
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| Guggemos, Nick | TE | St. Thomas, Minn. | |||
| ACTIVE LIST ADDITIONS | |||||
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FREE AGENT SIGNINGS |
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BALTIMORE |
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| Schofield, Michael | G | Michigan | |||
MINNESOTA |
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| Breeland, Bashaud | DB | Clemson | |||
| Henderson, Amari | DB | Wake Forest | |||
SEATTLE |
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| Toivonen, Travis | WR | North Dakota | |||
| SELECTION LIST SIGNINGS | |||||
NEW ORLEANS |
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| Book, Ian | QB | Notre Dame | (4-133)* | ||
| Turner, Payton | DE | Houston | (1-28)* | ||
| Werner, Pete | LB | Ohio State | (2-60)* | ||
| Young, Landon | T | Kentucky | (6-206)* | ||
TAMPA BAY |
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| Trask, Kyle | QB | Florida | (2-64)* | ||
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*Round and Overall Selection Number in 2021 Draft. |
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FREE AGENCY SYSTEM TRANSACTION |
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SIGNING: PLAYER WHOSE CLUB RETAINED EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS |
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SEATTLE |
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| Neal, Ryan | DB | Southern Illinois | |||
Twins reinstate Rob Refsnyder from 7-day injured list
Gilberto Celestino optioned to Triple-A St. Paul
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL, MN – The Minnesota Twins announced today that they have reinstated outfielder Rob Refsnyder from the 7-day Injured List.
Refsnyder, who suffered a concussion after colliding with the centerfield wall on May 31 in Baltimore, has hit .320 (16-for-50) with three doubles, two home runs, nine RBI, 10 runs scored, four walks and an .864 OPS in 16 games this season, while the Twins were 9-5 with him in the starting lineup.
To make room on the 26-man roster, the Twins have optioned outfielder Gilberto Celestino to Triple-A St. Paul. The 22-year-old outfielder was recalled on June 2, made his major league debut that night in Baltimore and played in four games, going 0-for-12 with four strikeouts.
Blue Jays roster moves
The Toronto Blue Jays have placed C Danny Jansen on the 10-day injured list with a right hamstring strain (retroactive to June 7). C Riley Adams has been recalled from Triple-A Buffalo and will be active for tonight’s game.
Rangers recall INF/OF Eli White from Round Rock; OF/DH Khris Davis designated for assignment
White will be in third stint with Rangers in 2021
Arlington, Texas – The Texas Rangers today announced that the club has recalled infielder/outfielder Eli White from Triple-A Round Rock. To make room for White on the active roster, the team has designated outfielder/designated hitter Khris Davis for assignment.
White, 26, has batted .127 with no home runs and 4 RBI over 22 games/16 starts spanning two stints with the Rangers this season: Opening Day-May 7 and May 9-13. He last played for the Rangers on May 13 at Houston. Over 20 games with Round Rock, White has batted .343/.450/.537/.987 (23-67) with 3 home runs and 11 RBI. He saw action at five different positions with the Express, making starts at second base (7), center field (5), right field (2), third base (1), and first base (1). He went 2-for-3 last night vs. El Paso in a start at third base.
Davis has hit .157 (8-51) with 2 home runs and 5 RBI over 22 games since he was activated following a season-opening stint on the 10-day Injured List from March 29-May 6 with a left quad strain. He was acquired in a February 6 trade with the Oakland Athletics involving Elvis Andrus. The Rangers have seven days to trade, release, or outright Davis to the minor leagues.
Following today’s transactions, the Rangers now have 39 players on the Major League roster, along with seven players on the 60-day Injured List.
