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Bay Area sports calendar, May 31-June 1
Bay Area sports calendar, May 31-June 1

San Francisco Chronicle​

time11 hours ago

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  • San Francisco Chronicle​

Bay Area sports calendar, May 31-June 1

SATURDAY BASEBALL 11a Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs MLB Net Noon A's at Toronto NBCSCA (95.7) 1p Giants at Miami NBCSBA (680, 104.5) 1p Milwaukee at Philadelphia FS1 4p N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodgers Channel 2 Channel 40 4:35p Minors: Grand Junction at Ballers (860) 7p Washington at Arizona FS1 COLLEGE BASEBALL NCAA tournament regionals 9a Wake Forest vs. Miami ESPN 9a South Carolina Upstate vs. Kentucky ESPN2 9a Binghamton vs. Oklahoma State ESPNU Noon Alabama vs. Southern Mississippi ESPN2 Noon Oregon State vs. TCU ESPNU Noon NC State vs. Coastal Carolina ACC Net 3p Florida vs. Fairfield SEC Net 3p Duke vs. Georgia SEC Net 3p West Virginia vs. Clemson ACC Net 3p Florida State vs. Mississippi State ESPN2 3p Oklahoma vs. North Carolina ESPNU 6p Texas-San Antonio vs. Texas SEC Net 6p St. Mary's vs. USC ESPN+ (streaming) 6p Columbia vs. Miami ACC Net 6p Louisville vs. Vanderbilt ESPN2 FOOTBALL Noon UFL: Houston at Michigan ESPN GOLF 4a DP World Tour: Austrian Alpine Open GOLF 11a PGA: The Memorial GOLF Noon U.S. Women's Open Channel 11 Channel 3 Channel 8 2:30p PGA: The Memorial Channel 5 Channel 13 Channel 46 HORSE RACING 11a America's Day at the Races FS1 MOTOR SPORTS 3:25a F1: Spanish Grand Prix practice ESPN2 5a Indy NXT: Detroit Grand Prix practice FS1 6a IndyCar: Detroit Grand Prix practice FS1 6:55a F1: Spanish Grand Prix qualifying ESPN2 8:30a Indy NXT: Detroit Grand Prix qualifying FS1 9a IndyCar: Detroit Grand Prix qualifying FS1 4:30p NASCAR Xfinity: Tennessee Lottery 250 Channel 4 NBA PLAYOFFS 5p East Finals, Game 6: New York at Indiana TNT TruTV (1050) SOCCER 11:30a MLS: Earthquakes at St. Louis Apple TV (streaming) (810) Noon UEFA Champions League: Internazionale at Paris Saint-Germain Channel 5 Channel 13 Channel 46 1p CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship: Panama vs. Mexico FS2 2:30p Women's friendly: United States vs. China in St. Paul, Minn. TBS 4p Canadian Premier League: Halifax at York United FS2 7p USL Cup: Las Vegas at Sacramento Channel 40 7:30p USL Cup: Oakland Roots at AV Alta Channel 36 SOFTBALL Women's College World Series Noon Oklahoma vs. Texas Channel 7 Channel 10 4p Texas Tech vs. UCLA ESPN TENNIS 11a French Open TNT TruTV 2a Sun French Open Tennis Ch. 3a Sun French Open TNT TRACK AND FIELD 1p Grand Slam: Philadelphia Channel 4 SUNDAY BASEBALL 10a St. Louis at Texas Roku (streaming) 10:30a Boston at Atlanta MLB Net 10:30a A's at Toronto NBCSCA (960) 10:30a Giants at Miami NBCSBA (680, 104.5) 1p Grand Junction at Ballers (860) 4p N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodgers ESPN2 BOXING 3p TCL: Phoenix vs. Boston Channel 20 5:30p TCL: L.A. vs. Las Vegas Channel 20 COLLEGE BASEBALL NCAA tournament regionals 9a Teams TBA ESPN 9a Teams TBA ESPN2 9a Teams TBA ESPNU 9a Teams TBA ACC Net Noon Teams TBA ESPN Noon Teams TBA ESPN2 Noon Teams TBA ESPNU Noon Teams TBA ACC Net 6p Teams TBA ESPNU 7p Teams TBA ESPN2 FOOTBALL 7:10a European League: Vienna at Rhein Channel 50 9a UFL: Arlington at San Antonio Channel 7 Channel 10 Noon UFL: Birmingham at Memphis Channel 2 Channel 40 5p AF1: Orlando at Billings Vice GOLF 3:30a DP World Tour: Austrian Alpine Open GOLF 10a PGA: The Memorial GOLF 11a U.S. Women's Open Channel 11 Channel 3 Channel 8 11:30a PGA: The Memorial Channel 5 Channel 13 Channel 46 11:30a PGA Champions: Principal Charity Classic GOLF HORSE RACING Noon America's Day at the Races FS1 MOTOR SPORTS 6:30a IndyCar: Detroit Grand Prix warm-up FS1 7a FIM: MX2 Germany CBSSN 7:30a Indy NXT: Detroit Grand Prix FS1 8a FIM: MXGP Germany CBSSN 9:30a IndyCar: Detroit Grand Prix Channel 2 Channel 40 3p NHRA: New England Nationals Channel 2 Channel 40 3:30p NASCAR Cup: Cracker Barrel 400 Amazon Prime (streaming) SOCCER 10a CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship: United States vs. Puerto Rico FS1 1p CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship: Guyana vs. Costa Rica FS1 6p CONCACAF Champions Cup: Vancouver Whitecaps at Cruz Azul FS1 SOFTBALL Women's College World Series Noon Game 9: Teams TBD Channel 7 Channel 10 4p Game 10: Teams TBD ESPNU TENNIS 10a French Open Tennis Ch. 11a French Open TNT TruTV 2a Mon French Open Tennis Ch. TruTV 3a Mon French Open TNT TruTV Tennis Ch. TRACK AND FIELD Noon Grand Slam: Philadelphia Channel 4 WNBA 5:30p Minnesota at Valkyries Channel 44 (95.7)

Clement and Barger homer as Blue Jays win 11-7, move over .500

time16 hours ago

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Clement and Barger homer as Blue Jays win 11-7, move over .500

TORONTO -- Ernie Clement and Addison Barger hit home runs and the Toronto Blue Jays moved over the .500 mark for the first time since April 21 with an 11-7 victory over the Athletics on Friday night. Clement, who led off the third inning with a homer, had four hits and scored twice. Barger went deep in the sixth inning to help Toronto pull away for its fifth straight home win too improve to 29-28. Chris Bassitt (5-3) worked five innings, striking out six and allowing five runs and seven hits and two walks. Jeffrey Springs (5-4) lasted two innings for the Athletics, who have lost 15 of their last 16 games. He gave up six earned runs, six hits and six walks. Tyler Soderstrom and Shea Langeliers hit solo homers for the Athletics. Athletics center fielder Denzel Clarke, a Toronto native, made the defensive play of the night when he planted his foot on the wall and elevated to rob Alejandro Kirk of what appeared to be a sure home run in the fourth inning. The Blue Jays scored double-digit runs for the second game in a row after routing the Athletics 12-0 on Thursday. RHP Gunnar Hoglund (1-2, 5.13 ERA) was scheduled to start for the Athletics on Saturday. The Blue Jays' starter was listed as TBA.

Demon Slayer is reaching its climax—And now we know exactly how it will end
Demon Slayer is reaching its climax—And now we know exactly how it will end

Time of India

timea day ago

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  • Time of India

Demon Slayer is reaching its climax—And now we know exactly how it will end

After three years of tear-jerking narratives, incredible animation, and jaw-dropping choreography, Demon Slayer: With Kimetsu no Yaiba having just recently announced its final arc, it's clear that there's little liking to last forever. Here's why the hit anime won't be back for a new season on television. Instead, the series will conclude with a three-part movie where the first film will be released in theaters on July 18th, 2025. The announcement was made by the show's producers on the anime's official website, along with confirmation that the show's final arc—the Infinity Castle Arc—will be adapted to the big screen. This significant flip signals the start of a long sunset for one of the largest – if not the biggest – anime series in the world. What is a Demon Slayer? Why this anime became a global hit If you haven't ever watched anime, Demon Slayer may be your best entry point. Kimetsu no Yaiba hasn't just become a smash hit in Japan, it's a worldwide phenomenon. It's about Tanjiro Kamado, a compassionate son from a rural mountain village who, after having his whole family wiped out by demons, makes it his life's mission to slay them after his sister Nezuko is reborn in their ranks. Since its release in 2019, the anime has won hearts worldwide with its beautiful tale of humanity's last stand, gorgeous animation and breathtaking fight sequences. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo Indeed, it is available to stream on Crunchyroll and Netflix and several other services that have further contributed to popularizing anime to millions of first-time viewers in the US, UK, and many other countries. Demon Slayer's final arc is coming to theaters: First movie releases July 2025 Rather than concluding the story with one grand final season, Demon Slayer is going another route. The series will conclude with three big screen releases, beginning next summer: First Movie: Infinity Castle Part 1 – In theaters July 18, 2025 Second and Third Movies Second movie TBA Third movie TBA Dates not yet confirmed It's a testament to how HUGE Demon Slayer has gotten that they would make such a bold decision. It's no surprise, considering that the studio behind the Fate/ series, Ufotable, is famous for movie-level animation quality—even in TV episodic format. By transferring to the big screen, the filmmakers hope to provide a farewell finale that's worthy of the epic tale. What is the infinity castle arc ? The final battle begins The Infinity Castle Arc is probably the most crucial and important storyline throughout all of Demon Slayer. It unites every key protagonist and forces them to take on the strongest demons yet, including the fearsome antagonist Muzan Kibutsuji—the first and most powerful demon ever to exist. This arc is so full of Epic clashes featuring beloved characters from the series Heart-rending departures and important character deaths Clips of high‐stakes, real world action against a backdrop of beautiful, arresting cinematography. Good versus evil in our time Though not from Arkansas, Eugene Meyer has a good take. Those who have read the manga are well aware of how brutal this last arc can get. For those of you watching only on the anime side, this is where it all really comes to a head and you're definitely not going to want to miss it. Demon Slayer's final movies will be released worldwide This isn't just a Japan-only event. It's all thanks to Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment that the trilogy can be released in theaters worldwide, across the United States, United Kingdom and other major regions. Much like the Mugen Train movie, which in its day became the highest-grossing anime film of all time, these new movies are sure to crush records. At nearly any point during the next decade, July 2025's global premiere for the first film is shaping up to be one of the biggest anime events of the decade, barring any changes. A historic moment for anime fans This makes the end of Demon Slayer an anime finale like no other. It's a significant cultural moment. Holding such a strong influence among anime fans in the West, this series has been part of the force pushing anime into the mainstream. One thing's for sure, from movie theaters to streaming platforms, Demon Slayer has done a remarkable job bringing anime into the limelight. As the series' final arc prepares to hit theaters, the creators are sending off fans in spectacular, devastating fashion—ensuring that it honors all that the series has represented. If you've been with us since chapter one or just tuning in now, this finale is going to be one you won't want to miss. The Demon Slayer trilogy will be a global anime event Come explore our new home. The countdown has started! With the first Infinity Castle movie hitting theaters on July 18, 2025, fans can finally start circling release dates for the start of the end. So as the tale of Tanjiro, Nezuko and their comrades comes to an end, Demon Slayer is definitely making sure to leave on a high note. It's not just the ending of a long-running, well-loved TV program—it's a cultural event marking the conclusion of a global anime phenomenon. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .

Game 59: Red Sox at Braves lineups and notes
Game 59: Red Sox at Braves lineups and notes

Boston Globe

timea day ago

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  • Boston Globe

Game 59: Red Sox at Braves lineups and notes

Sale had been scheduled to start Friday but was moved up for the doubleheader. Instead, the Braves will go with righthander Grant Holmes, who has allowed two or fewer runs in four of his last five starts. Advertisement The Sox will counter with Lucas Giolito, who is coming off his best start of the season when he threw seven scoreless innings in Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Tonight's game will air on Apple TV. Here is a preview. Lineups RED SOX (27-31): TBA Pitching: RHP Lucas Giolito (1-1, 5.27 ERA) BRAVES (26-29): TBA Pitching: RHP Grant Holmes (3-3, 3.68 ERA) Time: 7:15 p.m. TV, radio: Apple TV, WEEI-FM 93.7 Red Sox vs. Holmes: Wilyer Abreu 0-3, Kristian Campbell 0-3, Rafael Devers 1-2, Jarren Duran 1-3, Carlos Narváez 0-2, Ceddanne Rafaela 0-2, Trevor Story 1-2, Abraham Toro 0-3 Braves vs. Giolito: Ronald Acuña Jr. 2-5, Ozzie Albies 1-7, Nick Allen 1-4, Drake Baldwin 1-2, Michael Harris II 2-4, Sean Murphy 2-3, Matt Olson 7-10, Marcell Ozuna 1-7, Austin Riley 2-5, Alex Verdugo 2-8, Eli White 3-4 Advertisement Stat of the day: Rafael Devers is batting .365 (35-for-96) with 14 runs scored, five doubles, seven homers, and 21 walks. Notes: In four appearances, including three starts, against Atlanta, Giolito is 0-2 with an 11.12 ERA. His most recent start against the Braves on May 17 did not go well, when he lasted just four innings and allowed six runs, including three home runs, in a game Material from Field Level Media was used in this report. Follow Andrew Mahoney

INFINITE Member Jang Dong Woo To Hold Solo Fan-Con In KL This August
INFINITE Member Jang Dong Woo To Hold Solo Fan-Con In KL This August

Hype Malaysia

timea day ago

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  • Hype Malaysia

INFINITE Member Jang Dong Woo To Hold Solo Fan-Con In KL This August

After a successful concert in Malaysia with his groupmates in February, INFINITE (인피니트) member Jang Dong Woo (장동우) is returning – this time on his own! The rapper and dancer will hold his first solo fan-con in Kuala Lumpur later this August! The INFINITE member recently announced his fan-con tour, titled 'CONNECTION'. The tour will kick start in Seoul before moving to four Asian cities: Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, Manila and Hong Kong. The fan-con in KL will take place on 15th August 2025 (Friday), but details on the venue have yet to be confirmed. More information on the event will be shared by the event organiser, Star Planet, soon. This upcoming event marks Jang Dong Woo's first solo concert in Malaysia. His groupmates, Nam Woohyun (남우현) and Kim Sung Kyu (김성규), both held solo concerts in Kuala Lumpur last year. INFINITE also recently performed in town for their 15th-anniversary concert tour. There aren't many details about the concert yet, but fans can expect exciting performances, Q&A sessions and fun activities with the idol. Jang Dong Woo debuted as a member of INFINITE in 2011 as the group's dancer and rapper. In 2019, he released his solo debut album, 'Bye', with the title track, 'News'. The 34-year-old is also a talented composer and songwriter, having composed and written several tracks for INFINITE and other solo artists. If you're excited to meet Jang Dong Woo in KL, here are the details for his fan-con: Jang Dong Woo Fan-Con Tour In Kuala Lumpur Date: 15th August 2025 (Friday) Time: TBA Venue: TBA Organiser: Star Planet Ticket Sales: TBA Star Planet will reveal more details for the event soon, so stay tuned to this space. Are you ready to party with Jang Dong Woo in KL? Sources: Twitter What's your Reaction? +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0

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