Cavaliers reunion turns tide as they reach NBA finals
The Cavaliers, after a season near collapse, rallied at a Manhattan hotel meeting in March and surged to a 12-2 postseason run. LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Love rebuilt trust with coach Tyronn Lue and added veterans Richard Jefferson and Channing Frye, creating cohesion and a chance to end Cleveland’s 52-year title drought. The team now eyes the Oklahoma City-Golden State final winner, with a potential home start for Games 1 and 2.
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Reds Top Rockies as Cozart and Blackmon Go Deep
Cozart led off with his sixth homer ending an 0-for-18 skid while Blackmon followed with a leadoff shot for Colorado in the opening frame. The piece notes prior similar leadoff homers in MLB history and mentions lineups, a trainer update on Ramon Cabrera, and Nolan Arenado’s day off for Colorado. Up next, Reds pitcher Jon Mascot against Jon Gray at Coors Field.
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Rossi wins 100th Indy 500 in a dramatic 1-2 finish
Rossi dominates the late fuel gambit while Newgarden and Munoz swap the lead. Bell clips Castro Neves on pit road causing a crash that derails American contenders. Andretti Motorsports delivers a historic 1-2, Newgarden third, Kanaan fourth, Hinchcliffe seventh. the sellout crowd roars as Rossi claims the Borg-Warner Trophy.
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Mazara Desmond homer leads Rangers past Indians 9 2
Nomar Mazara hit a three run homer and Ian Desmond added a two run shot as the Texas Rangers defeated the Cleveland Indians 9 2. Derek Holland earned the win with six innings of one run allowed. Marlon Byrd led Cleveland with four hits and a homer in a game marred by four errors.
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