McElwain takes helm as Central Michigan new coach
Jim McElwain leaves Michigan to lead Central Michigan after a one win season under John Bonamego. MAC media day highlights four first year coaches Hammock Loeffler Arth and McElwain plus Frank Solich as favorite.
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Lions start camp with Slay Harrison in 2017 All-Pro veteran context
Detroit Lions open camp with Darius Slay and Dexann Harrison present after skipping mandatory minicamp. Slay carries a $50 million deal tied to three years left. Harrison has two years left on a $46 million Giants contract. Coach Pasqualoni lauds their veteran value as the Lions add Flowers and new cornerbacks to bolster the defense.
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SWIM Fins leads coaches to first big moment
SWIM Fins, former all state swimmer at West Ottawa and NCAA champion, celebrates her first big moment as a coach. She praises her team for hard work and surreal success, while contact information for the Holland Sentinel Sports editor is provided.
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Pellegrini Wins Eighth World Medal In 200 Free
Italian star Federica Pellegrini wins the 200-meter freestyle at the world championships in Gwangju, edging 18-year-old Ariarne Titmus as she pursues a final Olympic run. Titmus earns silver, Sjostrom bronze. Ledecky missing due to illness. Milak breaks Phelps’ 200 butterfly record nearby.
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Grilli recalls Tigers World Series run and father son tie
Former Tigers pitcher Grilli reflects on 2006 season when Detroit reached the World Series before losing to St Louis. He recalls mid May optimism, the city flooding Downtown Detroit with fans, and his later trade to Colorado. He notes joining the elite group of player father son combos and his memories of teammates and pitching staff.
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Tigers fall to Phillies as Zimmermann struggles in loss
Zimmermann allowed four runs and eight hits over 4 1 3 innings as Detroit broke a long skid. Realmuto hit his 12th homer to spark a 4 0 lead, Williams and Hernandez added RBIs, Hoskins drove in a run, and Velasquez left a jam in the second. Phillies place Brad Miller on IL. Tigers place Victor Alcantara on IL. Phillies head home for series with Atlanta. Tigers begin four-game set at Seattle.
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