Sports scoreboard for Thursday, July 31, 2025
MLB
American League
N.Y. Yankees 7 Tampa Bay 4
Seattle 6 Texas 0
National League
Atlanta 12 Cincinnati 11 (10 innings)
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CFL
Ottawa 31 Calgary 11
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LEAGUES CUP
Phase One
Cincinnati 3 Monterrey 2
Juarez 4 Charlotte 1
New York Red Bulls 1 Chivas de Guadalajara 0
Colorado 2 Santos Laguna 1
Seattle 7 Cruz Azul 0
LA Galaxy 5 Tijuana 2
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WNBA
Golden State 68 Washington 67
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Canadian Elite Basketball League
Ottawa 96 Niagara 93
Scarborough 93 Calgary 89
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