Indians Extend AL Record With 21st Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 5-3 to extend their AL record streak to 21. Jay Bruce drove in three with a three-run homer, and Mike Clevinger earned the win as Cleveland moved within five wins of the 1916 Giants' 26-game mark.
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Big names among first year nominees for Hall of Fame
Ray Lewis, Brian Urlacher, and Randy Moss headline 11 first year eligible Pro Football Hall of Fame nominees. The roster includes 53 offensive, 38 defensive players and 12 coaches among 108 early nominees with semifinals in November and finals in January.
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Gamecocks rely on yoga to keep Samuel on field
Coach Muschamp and strength coach Jeff Dillman added yoga to Samuel’s regimen to improve flexibility and endurance. Samuel stayed in treatment and worked out daily, earning SEC scoring leader status as his hamstrings recovered and he remained healthy for extended play. Opponents are finding him dangerous when on form.
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Bengals and Texans clash after rough openers
Cincinnati hosts Houston as both teams search for answers after lopsided losses. Andy Dalton endured a five interception day at home last week and Deshaun Watson prepares for his first NFL start on the road under the night lights.
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Clemson holds open backfield depth chart after Auburn defeat
Clemson lists Fuller as No 1 at running back with Choice and Feaster tied for No 2 after an uneven 67 play effort against Auburn. Etienne remains raw, and coaches say game time decisions will determine the starter each week as they prepare for Louisville.
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Danica Patrick Set to Leave RPM for Stewart-Haas
Richard Petty Motorsports parts ways with Danica Patrick as Stewart-Haas Racing prepares for next season. The decision stems from performance concerns and Smithfield’s sponsorship plans, with SHR still weighing options including Kurt Busch. Patrick, 35, expands into fashion and a wellness-focused second career while her relationship with Ricky Stenhouse Jr. continues.
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