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Sunday: vs. Boston, 7:08, ESPN, ESPN2

Monday: vs. Boston, 7:05

Tuesday: vs. Tampa Bay, 7:05

METS

Sunday: at Philadelphia, 1:05, SNY

Monday: at Miami, 7:10

Tuesday: at Miami, 7:10

RED SOX

Sunday: at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08, ESPN, ESPN2

Monday: at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05

Tuesday: vs. Philadelphia, 7:30

WORTH A LOOK

washington VS. n.y. islanders

TV: MSG, MSG+, USA, noon

Scoop: Another five-game day of Stanley Cup playoffs first-round action begins. The Islanders hold a 2-0 lead in their best-of-seven series with the Capitals.

TV/RADIO

AMATEUR GOLF

7:00: U.S. Amateur, final, GLF

AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL

5 a.m.:^ Gold Coast at Richmond, FS2

AUTO RACING

7:30 a.m.: FIM MotoGP: Austrian Grand Prix, NBCSN

9:05 a.m.: Formula One: Spanish Grand Prix, ESPN

Noon: NASCAR Truck: Sunoco 159, FS1

1:00: IndyCar qualifying: Indianapolis 500, NBC-13

3:00: NASCAR Cup: Go Bowling 235, NBC-13, WSDE 1190 AM/94.3 FM/100.1 FM

3:30: IndyCar practice: Indianapolis 500, NBCSN

HORSE RACING

1:00: Saratoga Oaks Invitational (Saratoga), FS2 S, MSG+2, WTMM 104.5 FM

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

1:00: Cleveland at Detroit, ESPN

1:00: Washington at Baltimore, MLB

1:00: N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, SNY

4:00: L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, TBS

7:00: Boston at N.Y. Yankees, ESPN, ESPN2, WOFX 980 AM/95.9 FM, WSDE 1190 AM/94.3 FM/100.1 FM WENT 1340 AM/105.1 FM, WTMM 104.5 FM

MOTORSPORTS

8 a.m.: FIM Motocross: MX2 of Kegums, CBSSN

9 a.m.: FIM Motocross: MXGP of Kegums, CBSSN

PRO GOLF

8 a.m.: LPGA: Scottish Open, GLF

12:30: PGA: Wyndham Championship, GLF

2:30: PGA: Wyndham Championship, CBS-6

2:30: Champions: Senior Players Championship, GLF

5:00: Korn Ferry: Boise Open, GLF

PRO HOCKEY

STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS

Noon: Washington vs. N.Y. Islanders, MSG, MSG+, USA

2:00: Dallas vs. Calgary, NBCSN

6:30: Vegas vs. Chicago, NBCSN

8:00: Philadelphia vs. Montreal, NBC-13

10:30: St. Louis vs. Vancouver, CNBC

PRO RUGBY

10 a.m.: RFU: London at Northampton, NBCSN

PRO SOCCER

8:00: Mexican League: Atlas at Santos Laguna, FS1

PRO TENNIS

7:30 a.m.: WTA: Prague Open, final, Tennis

11 a.m.: WTA: Top Seed Open, final, Tennis

WOMEN'S PRO BASKETBALL

1:00: Dallas vs. Phoenix, ABC-10

3:00: Seattle vs. Connecticut, ABC-10

All times p.m. unless noted.

^ — early morning Monday telecast.

S — coverage moves to FS1 at 2 p.m.

Stations reserve the right to make last-minute changes.

On this date

1920: Cleveland shortstop Ray Chapman is hit in the head with a pitch by New York's Carl Mays. Chapman suffers a fractured skull and dies the next day. It's the only field fatality in major league history.

1954: The first Sports Illustrated is issued for 25-cents. The scene on the cover was a game at Milwaukee's County Stadium, featuring the Braves' Eddie Mathews.

1970: Dave Stockton wins the PGA Championship by two strokes over Arnold Palmer and Bob Murphy.

1989: Tom Drees pitches his third no-hitter of the season for Class AAA Vancouver, leading the Canadians over Las Vegas 5-0 in a seven-inning, first game of a doubleheader in the Pacific Coast League. Drees became the first pitcher in the PCL or the major leagues with three no-hitters in a year.

1995: Ethiopia's Haile Gebrselassie shatters Kenya's Moses Kiptanui's record in the 5,000 by nearly 11 seconds with a time of 12 minutes, 44.39 seconds at the Weltklasse meet in Zurich, Switzerland.

1998: Jeff Gordon drives into the record book, becoming the seventh driver in modern NASCAR history to win four straight races as he comes from far back to take the Pepsi 400.

2008: In Beijing, Michael Phelps touches the wall a hundredth of a second ahead of Serbia's Milorad Cavic to win the 100-meter butterfly. The win gives Phelps his seventh gold medal of the Beijing Games, tying Mark Spitz's performance in the 1972 Munich Games.

2009: Usain Bolt shatters the 100-meter world record at the World Championships in Berlin. Bolt finishes with a stunning time of 9.58 seconds, bettering his own record of 9.69 seconds set in last year's Beijing Olympics.

2015: Jason Day leads wire-to-wire in the final round to close out a record-setting PGA Championship and capture his first major title. The 27-year-old Australian finishes at 20-under 268 to beat Jordan Spieth by three. Day becomes the first player to finish at 20 under in a major.

2015: Brooke Henderson wins the Cambia Portland Classic by eight strokes to become the third-youngest champion in LPGA history at 17 years, 11 months, 6 days.

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