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While the U.S. is missing some of its top stars – Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Tim Weah, etc. – the Americans are still favored to move on to the semifinal at -190 on the moneyline. Canada is a -300 favorite against Guatemala. The winners will meet in Wednesday's semifinals at Energizer Park in St. Louis.
Sunday Night Baseball has the Twins in Detroit taking on the American League-leading Tigers. The final round of the Rocket Classic from Detroit is underway today while the John Deere Classic gets underway Thursday in Illinois.
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