Kipnis Finds Fix, Helps Indians Rout Tigers
Jason Kipnis went 3-for-5 with a double a homer and three RBIs as Cleveland crushed Detroit 8-0 at Comerica Park. He said a late night adjustment to his hands helped carry him into Sunday's game with the Tigers after a rough final at bat. The piece notes Plesac vs Sampson in Arlington with a Texas game previously unavailable at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jason Kipnis
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Comerica Park
Globe Life Park
Arlington
Zach Plesac
Adrian Sampson
Tosto
Texas
IndeOnline.com
Bauer earns first AL Player of the Week honor
Trevor Bauer capped a strong week with his first big league shutout in an 8-0 win over Detroit at Comerica Park. He then was named the AL Player of the Week after two starts covering 16 2/3 innings, striking out 14 and posting a 0.54 ERA. The Indians beat the Tigers to sweep a three-game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Texas
Trevor Bauer
Tigers
Comerica Park
Indians
Bauer
Reds
Progressive Field
Paul Sandya
The
Detroit
NFL quarterback McCown retires after 17 seasons
Josh McCown, who spent two seasons with the Cleveland Browns, announced his retirement after 17 NFL seasons. In a Players' Tribune post, he reflected on a journeyman career with ten teams and 16 seasons, saying the journey has ended and he is officially retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Josh McCown
NFL
McCown
Players’ Tribune
Journeyman
David Richard
Browns
New York Giants
Duke's Reddish an intriguing option for Cavaliers
Duke wing Cam Reddish, a polarizing NBA draft prospect, told the combine he can do everything and that he was more of a shooter this season. He starred at Westtown School as a five star recruit and McDonald’s All-American, but Duke featured Williamson and Barrett as the top two scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Reddish
McDonald’s
Westtown School
Philadelphia
Zion Williamson
Lloyds tiny golf clap signals U S message in win
Carli Lloyd opened the match with an 18 yard volley as the United States defeated Chile 3 0 advancing to the round of 16. Lloyd and Lindsey Horan shared a playful celebration with four tiny claps signaling a broader statement about U S dominance following a prior 13 0 rout of Thailand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alessandra Tarantino
Carli Lloyd
United States
Chile
Parc Des Princes
Paris
Paris Carli Lloyd
Lindsey Horan
Pebble Beach
U.S
Lindsey
Lloyd
Thailand
Kool & the Gang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kipnis
By Joe Noga
Cleveland.com
Rangers
Tribe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
By Dan Labbe
NBA
Sean Rayford
Cam Reddish
Columbia
S.C
Marla Ridenour
GateHouse Media
Ohio
Chicago
Lloyd's