Kimbrel signs with Cubs on three year deal
Craig Kimbrel, after missing much of a season, signs with the Chicago Cubs on a three year contract worth 43 million total. He will earn 10 million this year and 16 million per in 2021 and 2022, with a 16 million option for 2023 and potential buyouts based on games finished.
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Final All-Star bragging rights for Fusco over Osborne
Zeeland East’s Josh Fusco holds one last collegiate bragging point over Indiana Wesleyan teammate Brad Osborne after a 2-1 series in high school and a 51 15 Addix All-Star win. Fusco, a star linebacker, will join Osborne at IWU this fall and says a few playful jabs may come but teamwork comes first.
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Hope College linebacker lands football stint in Prague
Griffin Weigl, a Hope College alumnus, left Michigan after spring 2018 to coach track and then play in Europe. He joined Prague Lions in the Czech League of American Football, appearing in two games as the undefeated Lions push toward the playoffs. He adjusted quickly to time zones and language, describing the experience as a blessing and a rare opportunity to play abroad while remaining part time at work.
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Nadal advances to French Open final with Federer win
Rafael Nadal overwhelmed Roger Federer 6-3 6-4 6-2 in windy Roland Garros conditions to reach a record 12th final, improving to 6-0 against Federer at Paris and 92-2 on clay, while Federer’s return to Paris ends in a lopsided setback after a long absence.
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