ESPN disavows Jemele Hill tweets calling Trump white supremacist
ESPN on Tuesday disavowed Jemele Hill's tweets calling President Donald Trump a white supremacist a bigot and unqualified to be president The statement said the comments do not represent ESPN's position and that Hill acknowledged her actions were inappropriate The piece notes whether Hill faces discipline remains unclear as she continued co hosting SportsCenter The report links Hill's Trump remarks to a Kid Rock report and mentions broader debates over media bias and political commentary in sports journalism
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Reds Rally Brief Halted by Pitching, Fall to Loss
Duvall drove in a run and had two hits as Cozart belted a solo homer and Patrick Kivichan added a run-scoring triple off the bench. Robert Stephenson took the loss after starting as the Reds were stymied by a relief effort and scoreless innings from Brett Cecil and Zach Duke plus Sandy Alcantara.
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Indians Rally for 20th Straight Win in Narrow Contention
Kluber works deep into the ninth, fending off Miguel Cabrera after Santana scores on a wild pitch. Presley doubles to prompt Cabrera’s at bat, but Kluber induces a grounder to third for win No. 20 in a row.
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Wildcats fall to Lancers after late rally in tight set
Federal Hocking edges Waterford 7-0 run seals win as Paige and Lang lead with crucial late kills. Barker notes Wildcats fought hard with key plays from Dunfee and Jackson but Waterford's momentum carried them to the narrow victory. Young lauds Paige's steady play and team's growing depth for future games.
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Indians Corner Zimmer Fracture Could Sideline 6 Weeks
Bradley Zimmer faces a six to eight week layoff after screw fixation on a fractured bone. Cleveland plans rest and re evaluation before a return, with manager Terry Francona noting a possible World Series timing, while Lonnie Chisenhall could shift to center and Brantley slowly recovers. Austin Jackson Abraham Almonte and Tyler Naquin may see expanded roles in the meantime.
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Big Ten Adjusts Schedules Amid Irma Disruptions
Big Ten teams alter plans as Hurricane Irma disrupts Florida travel and future opponents. Indiana Coach Tom Allen urges flexibility after shifting prep and scheduling. Maryland rests this week before hosting Central Florida on Sept. 23, while Indiana faces Florida International and Charleston as the storm affects games.
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