Sports scoreboard for Saturday, July 12, 2025
CFL
Calgary 24 Saskatchewan 10
Hamilton 23 Ottawa 20
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MLB
American League
Athletics 4 Toronto 3
Seattle 15 Detroit 7
Boston 1 Tampa Bay 0
Cleveland 6 Chicago White Sox 2
Houston 5 Texas 4 (11 innings)
National League
Atlanta 7 St. Louis 6
L.A. Dodgers 2 San Francisco 1
Milwaukee 6 Washington 5
Cincinnati 4 Colorado 3
San Diego 5 Philadelphia 4
Interleague
Chicago Cubs 5 N.Y. Yankees 2
Minnesota 12 Pittsburgh 4
Miami 6 Baltimore 0
N.Y. Mets 3 Kansas City 1
L.A. Angels 10 Arizona 5
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MLS
Toronto FC 1 Atlanta 1
CF Montréal 1 Orlando City 1
Colorado 3 Vancouver 0
Miami 2 Nashville 1
Philadelphia 2 New York 0
Columbus 4 Cincinnati 2
New England 0 Austin FC 0
Charlotte FC 2 New York City 0
San Diego FC 2 Chicago 1
Seattle 3 Sporting Kansas City 2
Minnesota 4 San Jose 1
Real Salt Lake 1 Houston 0
L.A. Galaxy 2 D.C. United 1
Los Angeles FC 2 FC Dallas 0
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Canadian Premier League
Forge (Hamilton) 1 Atletico (Ottawa) 1
Pacific (Greater Victoria) 3 Wanderers (Halifax) 2
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Northern Super League
Halifax 1 Montreal 0
Calgary 2 Vancouver 1
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WNBA
Chicago 87 Minnesota 81
Las Vegas 104 Golden State 102
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